Recent content by Mark II

With my 2018 MS it was very easy to get into the right mode using the stalk, i.e. single or double pull. However with the stupid scroll wheel click on my 2022 MS I never got the hang of it, so I changed single click to be FSD and never used TACC, even though I prefer TACC on freeways. One of the...

No coincidence, person with the Cheetos is watching teslafi :)

They just did another push, installing to my car now :)

That's like saying FSD could drive coast to coast next year! Oh wait, back in 2016: https://techcrunch.com/2016/10/19/musk-targeting-coast-to-coast-test-drive-of-fully-self-driving-tesla-by-late-2017/ “Our goal is, and I feel pretty good about this goal, that we’ll be able to do a demonstration...

I consider myself quite willing and able bodied, having driven many different makes and models of cars, trucks, tractors, and motorcycles over the years, and never had to consciously think about the controls as much as I need to think about using the buttons on my Tesla. The simple fact is they...

Yet people are willing AND able to use stalks. So why replace them with buttons. So long as there are people that are either unable, or unwilling, to use buttons, then it is inherently less safer.

I have the same MSLR. I still have not gotten used to the stupid buttons, nor have many other New S drivers. There are many where I live and I consistently notice drivers of the New S tend use their indicators far less than drivers of older S or other models. Not just on roundabouts, but in many...

They should call it Autorash.

I think the real issue here is the lack of true 360 top down vision like many other cars have had for many years. Tesla keeps trying to justify their lack of support for a basic feature by claiming they can do something better. Yet they have not. Maybe the will in the future. Perhaps they should...

Or 95% of Tesla drivers were duped into trying Autopark at least once.

The best is when it is raining, I can hardly see out the window, and I get a message that autopilot may be degraded due to poor weather, yet the wipers are still not moving. Please explain!

TeslaFi.com Firmware Tracker 2023.32.6 => 11.4.4 The release notes will also have the version.

Lol. I see you tested with no cars on either side, just in case :cool:.

+1, the idea is to have N* x better than human driving. Think of all the multiple car pileups that happen due to poor visibility. Those could be significantly reduced with something that complements vision. * insert a variable number for N between 2 to 10 depending on Elon's mood.

Not intentionally programmed to blindly take off. The problem is the "code" in this case is mostly AI models, which are not 100% full proof. As the model improves it will get closer to 100%, but will never reach it. There will always be some case that it will be wrong, and sometimes horribly...