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And if there's nothing really to talk about, you can still put some clickbait thumbnail with huge letters "THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING" But still, there's nothing stopping you or me from doing the same and making money - except of course our serious scholarship and impeccable ethical standards...right?

You're just jealous (I know I am!)

The former (well, in the UK - over here they may also be needed for passenger cooling ;) ). The battery temperature is maintained via the liquid/vapor circuits of the heat pump network.

Yes, those settings are in the Autopilot menu. With the latest FSD , you have the choice of letting the car determine the maximum speed automatically, or setting a Max according to your preferences as @EVRider-FL explained. But you also need to be aware of the right scroll wheel, that is used...

Maybe the faculty just wanted him gone by that point. I'm thinking that for me, they looked at graduation as a "One-time Amnesty"

Two thoughts: 1. With the concept of FSD transfer to a new Tesla (which many of us had been requesting for years), your purchase doesn't have to expire when you get rid of the car. Tesla still needs to make the transfer a normal thing instead of a sales-boost premium, but it's slowly moving in...

You've given Business Insider its next headline: Tesla Testers Blow Whistle on Elon's Use of Child Labor for FSD Training

JulienW: I'm dying of thirst! Everyone else has plenty of water but my cup runneth dry! I don't think I can last much longer, I must have water! Elon: Okay already, here's a nice tall glass of water...drink up and be well. JulienW: What... I only drink arctic glacier spring with light ice...

I just completed my first usual late evening drive after the 12.3.4 update. As expected, it's not massively different. However, I do think that I detected a healthier margin away from curbs and Road edges. Turning off of the main road into my neighborhood, there is a left turn bay with a curved...

I got it and my son got it on both his cars this evening. TeslaFi confirms that it's a very big push today. So it seems there's some reason they want everyone to have it, not just legacy cars. It may not be a huge change over 12.3.3, but possibly addresses a couple of thorny or dangerous behaviors.

It looks like you have one newer and one older car. I'm not sure but it's possible that your car, especially if it's the older one, has accumulated some off-gassing haze on the inner glass of the camera housing. Below is a post I made about this not too long ago - the effect in my car was very...

This thread could be so much better with a little more allowance for ideas and discussion, and a lot less falsely authoritative preening and derision. I do know something about how successful engineering teams operate to solve hard problems, how one can learn from evaluating intermediate...

I agree that fighting off repeated attempts to make an unwanted lane change is one of the major annoyances of city streets FSD. I find v12 has reduced this problem noticeably, but not eliminated it. I think one of the worst aspects is that you have no chance to cancel this action before it's...

I took a plane trip up to the Seattle area this past week to visit family. The only disengagement I had on the drive to the airport in Tucson was exactly due to the above, an indecisive wobble in selecting berween two right-turn lanes heading into one large intersection. My son has an HW3 model...

My assumption has been that they are using tons of simulated stops, in order to program the fundamental stop-sign behavior and achieve the non-human-like profile. (Though it obviously still needs work). They already said in the livestream video and follow-ups, that not only is it hard to find...

Defending or debating this is admittedly not very easy from the outside. By that I mean two things really, that we are outside of Tesla and also, for most of including myself, outside of the expertise of this rapidly developing field of applied AI technology. We really don't know how much data...

I think a key motivation for the free trial isn't widely appreciated:

So, it can Fart for funnies, but cannot Toot for traffic. Something for the Tesla engineers to ponder.

Good post. The excerpt I took out is the only part that I somewhat differ with. I do think that more elaborate sensors could be fused more easily than was the case with the heuristic based system, but to solve the curbing I don't think it takes particularly fancy hardware. First, I think that...

Curious, were you navigating? The navigation map should know about most fixed no left turn, no U-turn, one way and so on. To be clear, I do think that a major next step for FSD can and should include a much greater capability to recognize and respond to signs.

What, you only want FSD (Superstitious) ?

I never had 12.3.1, just jumped from 12.3 to 12.3.3. I've noticed some differences, overall an increasingly competent handling of a few weirdnesses that happen in everyday driving. Also, there's mostly agreement that the speed control issues (especially going too slow sometimes) are better but...

I would guess and hope that you've experienced at least a couple of drives on the latest v12.3.x branch. I would pretty much agree that your statement, about not being close to human driving, was quite defensible prior to mid-March of 2024. Assuming that's the case, of course there are some...

CPAs picking up chicks... I couldn't help but think of this example: (I'm not saying I was a whole lot better at this, from the engineering side :) )

Question about this one: one of my pet peeves about unsafe driving is when people see a car stopped / slowing for an unknown reason, and they whip into the other lane so they don't have to slow down themselves. This can be super dangerous if you can't see the reason. It easily could be a...

See you missed the dad joke this time, take an extra deduction for loss of humor

It won't do anything because it's just a Beta Mail

Correct, the wave came like a tsunami

When it starts to do the bad move, hit the brake to disengage and then when you see the What Happened message, just press the right scroll wheel and say that it attempted to turn into a road that no longer exists.

Sorry, no. Everybody else got it over the last couple of days while you were breathlessly running around in circles!

I did experience an outstanding human-like behavior yesterday, one that I always wanted to see but didn't believe would really happen. My car was slowing in a queue for a red light up ahead, passing the parking lot of a big Fry's Food store. There was a pickup waiting to turn right onto the...

Mine won't reliably stay in the slow lane, even if I turn on MLC. It helps if I scroll the speed cap down below the road speed limit, but even then it just decides to hop over to the left lane sometimes. But when I ask it to using the turn signal stalk, it doesn't always comply which v11 did...

I would never try to take you on, it would be too taxing

I really ant to help, but may be too late. Your VIN has surely already been sold on the dark web 100 times. If I were you I would burn your key cards, uninstall your app and double lock your garage for a month. Put on a disguise and bicycle down to the Tesla Service Center to get new keys...

conniptions But I wouldn't have a fit over it

Yes I think it's better than keeping up the speed and drifting the steering until you realize it - I had one bad problem with that and I changed my mind about which disengagement behavior was preferable.

I strongly agree with this and I was writing about it when we were discussing the early HW4 rumors: And this other commentary on the need for looking past oncoming traffic:

I wouldn't know, fortunately. But maybe one can program it along with one of those musical Tesla light shows. " PDub why have you been spending so much time in the garage lately?"

That one has remote control. So I'm guessing that if he could set it for continuous open/close mode, he'd probably sign up for that.

The final image represents @Pdubs right after the car door slams shut

I guess it's time to buy the most premium X subscription available, and grovel to Elon until he notices you. Hopefully he won't ask Tesla staff to check your history.

I don't know about you, but that would certainly matter a great deal to me.

Interesting situation. Clearly you can't teach your teenager to drive if using FSD. But once the learner's permit Is over and it's time for solo drives - will you allow that without FSD?

Uncheck the streaming source that has you playing Freddie Mercury on continuous loop. Then your world will open up.

In the words of Elvis: Don't Be Cruel

So is Craps, which can actually be played on the street, but you wouldn't want to confuse it with Crabs! I don't think that's what he meant though. Just kidding with him. He's got enough cred around here to take it in stride.

"Street crud"?? Either that's a very unfortunate typo, or you've been fooling around with some nasty, nasty women. You'll need a @sleepydoc prescription even more urgently than #1 does...

This is probably a typical new-user confusion. I would suggest to Tesla, to follow up the free trial email with some friendly FSD tips emails, not too complicated but with things like this to know and watch out for. Touching the brake or wrenching the steering completely ends FSD. Pressing the...

I finally ordered on Amazon despite uncertainties with the tilt/swivel Atlas mount. It almost works as-is with my version of that mount. If I peel away the velcro tabs of the fabric wrap cover behind the screen, which are basically placed where the top ears of the sunglasses holder go, it's the...

I do not believe the full stop, before the sign, is forced by law. Certainly not by federal law and I don't believe by most state laws if any. It's apparently been "forced" by the insistence of NHTSA, but I don't think any of us has the real Inside story here. I see you joined the form last...