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by Bromskloss
2988 days ago
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> The example I like to give is that we knew well ahead of time that Tesla would miss on the Model 3 because we knew every vehicle they were selling by model, year, configuration, date and price with <99% accuracy. Is the way in which you got that information something you can divulge? I mean, was it talking to an employee or was it something exciting and far fetched? By the way, I presume you meant ">99%" or something similar. > A single creative and competent software engineer can reproduce much of this strategy By "this strategy", do you mean prediction based on a source of "alternative data"? Interesting comment, in any case. |
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