Probably humans in India or Pakistan making $2 a day to look at images. The error rate for humans doing this work is particularly low given that the software was given incorrect information as to where the no parking zones were located and the humans would not be expecting to sort those out.

Yeah, painted-over corrosion is still corrosion.

With them customized like this, I can see the vision, I can. I even saw a couple ones at the LA autoshow last week that had me almost start thinking maybe I was being too harsh on it...Then I see a normal one driving and the people that climb out of it making me realize I wasn’t harsh enough!

Womp womp. Work for a fickle billionaire known for cutting staff at end of year to inflate productivity numbers... win stupid prizes. 

At the special government pricing of $250k each!

Exactly the same response from me.

Work slowing/stoppage... just in time for the holidays.

No pitty for them at this stage. I won’t cry a tear for people working to produce weapons for Russia either when the war stops and they are laid off.

This will change in about 6 weeks, when suddenly the US Gov’t will mandate Cybertrucks for the US Postal fleet, the USGS fleet, NOAA, EPA, and probably another two dozen agencies. Hand feeds the mouth(piece) of the Admin, and boy is it going to be corrupt as all hell.

That raggedy edge at the top of the windshield screams hidden rust everywhere, so, nope.

I’m gonna disagree and say it’s a pretty sweet wagon

I don’t mind it how it sits, but as you said - too much for the roughness.

If those floor mats are a better look than what’s underneath, I don’t want to know what’s underneath. As has already been said, too rough for the money. ND.

I love it, but to rough around the edges for the price.

I thought I was gonna be NP, but then I looked at all the pics. That paint job looks pretty hack, and it looks to be hiding some bad repairs. There’s probably rust, particularly around the windows and the windshield header. That’s gonna be a pain to fix.

I miss the good old days when all it took to change a hurricane’s course was a Sharpie.

 So by that standard, once the Melon Felon is sworn in, we'll be hurricane free for four years. Sweet!

As always, check what else is attached to the bill. There’s a power grab hidden in this one.

If it’s global warming, that’s not possible because humans can’t impact the weather.

Using plain logic, outlawing “weather modification devices” will outlaw combustion engines.