The engineers understood this, they just took their paycheck and went home. The people who need this seminar aren’t engineering majors, they’re business majors who need to be taught that taking shortcuts on your way to profits is going to lead to failure later. Granted we’re far too deep in the hole of capitalism for that lesson to even matter any more

Hell, we have professional seminars about shit like this. Especially once the bodies start piling up.

My pet theory is dumbass was trying to hype up the stock. He drew something down a la homer simpson.

They had 1 guy actually working on it and added a page where you could give Elon an interest free loan to reserve a truck. After a while, he would give a refund and say it wasn't cost effective. It was all vaporware until someone said you could make the panels dirt cheap, just glue them down, and the profit margins would be huge.

Turns out, you need more than a few triangles. Wouldn't hurt to have some ambient occlusion and some antialiasing, either.

I can’t recall which (Audi?) but at least one of them has a headlight system that literally blocks the light from hitting passing cars. So it’s constantly scanning for cars, and I guess it has fine control over which parts of the lights are on, and where they point? But it’s to solve this. Basically you can drive with your high beams while nobody else is the wiser

The Homer has a separate bubble for the kids and for that reason alone it's better

I'm sure there is one, in a handful of law offices called class action lawsuit