Elon sends employees email on Cybertruck build quality: accuracy & tolerances must be in microns -- "Precision predicates perfectionism."

[cvalue13]

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[fritter63]

Just to let you know, you are a factor of 10 with that giant .004" gap.

Correct, I missed a zero.

But we are in agreement, it's ridiculous.

 

[CyberGus]

"Their bait is so far off the hook, you can't even see the click"

or, something

 

[uff_da]

Correct, I missed a zero.

But we are in agreement, it's ridiculous.

Personally I don't think the email is legit. Something about that last sentence and the word "perfectionism" seems unnatural to me but who knows. Makes for some fun banter while we wait.

 

[cvalue13]

Personally I don't think the email is legit. Something about that last sentence and the word "perfectionism" seems unnatural to me but who knows. Makes for some fun banter while we wait.

for what it's worth, I've seen several purported confirmations of it's validity. no one of which would I vouch for, but the sum of them does seem to suggest it's more likely than not legit

Tesla's 'all employee' email goes to a *lot* (every single?) employee

who knows

 

[rudedawg78]

for what it's worth, I've seen several purported confirmations of it's validity. no one of which would I vouch for, but the sum of them does seem to suggest it's more likely than not legit

Tesla's 'all employee' email goes to a *lot* (every single?) employee

who knows

And with the Chinese text on the email, I am assuming it leaked from the Chinese factory?.... assuming it is legit.

 

[cvalue13]

And with the Chinese text on the email, I am assuming it leaked from the Chinese factory?.... assuming it is legit.

the 'all employee' goes not just to factories, but service centers, sales, etc.

as i understand the 'all employee' , it could be literally anyone with a tesla email address?

 

[CyberWealth]

Yes!

 

[wtibbit]

@wtibbit you're famous!

" Or, as one of the Cybertruck Owner Club’s forum participants, quipped in response to Musk’s email: “If all of the CTs parts were either soda cans or legos this would be an easy command to obey.”


Tesla's Cybertruck has a serious problem that only a complete redesign (fastcompany.com)

not a recommended read, outside of the shout-out for @wtibbit

Thanks for the shout out, brother. Fame is fleeting, but it was fun while it lasted.

Diaz was so lazy that he cut and pasted my text directly from my "quip" directly into his sleazy article, leaving the word "parts" in italics, never noticing the reason it was italicized.

Here's a shout out to you for your contributions to this forum, helping us all stay more sane (or at least more in-the-know) as we wait.

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