Every single manager I’ve had continued to be a solid IC. The only difference is that they had a larger portion of the vote when we decided what we wanted to work on but we were all in the trenches together.
This is fear mongering disguised as concern. Tesla publishes data about incident rates for drivers both on and off autopilot and they are markedly lower than other drivers.
What if you control for demographic factors? I'd expect that new drivers and the elderly have accidents at a much higher rate than the average driver and also have low Tesla ownership rates.
Edit: I see they do have base rate w/o autopilot listed and it does significantly differ from national average.
Does it distinguish between the types of road driven on? It's a very important distinction because where people sensible people choose to activate the system is probably on long journeys where crashes are already rare.
Poked around their site a bit, they claim to be open source but I don't see a link to a git repo anywhere. Also searched GitHub a bit but might have missed it.
Hey @daxaxelrod! I'm one of the cofounders of Lago, the lib will be opened very soon, we're in the final steps of QA, that's why. I will make sure to ping you back here when it is.
We wanted to share this post about our first-hand experience with billing a bit ahead of this.
Thanks for your patience!
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