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Maybe Elon will learn that pushing stuff live without ample testing is, in fact, not a good idea.

Elon Musk confirmed he’d killed the gray “official” verification in a tweet to influencer Marques Brownlee after pushing the feature live hours ago. It’s depressing that it wasn’t the Full Self-Driving beta, but little gray checkmarks that are teaching Elon a lesson about testing before shipping. Though it does sound like he plans to publically ship and break even more things in the coming months.

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