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This morning- On FSD 12 I was at a 2 lane left turn intersection with a large truck obscuring my vision to the left. Light turned green the truck and I both started turning left and some dummy in a white car blew through his red light and just as emergency braking sounded I saw the car and the...

If you don't put anything in the nav then pull once gets you the equivalent of TACC as far as I have noticed.

This will be like Starlink. Low entry price, then they will raise it over time. If you want the locked in price, you buy it but at this new monthly pricing and the fact that FSD doesn't follow you from car to car makes buying it a losing proposition for now.

If it were me I would do the 2.7 and then hopefully your offered the 3.15 after or wait a day and check software and maybe it will go straight to 3.15

I believe it was 2024.2.8

The improvement is real - zero interventions so far on first drive through heavy traffic near an airport, then into mid-town, freeway, and subburbs. No mistakes. About 45 min drive. Assertive, and smooth. Doesn't seem any more "naggy" then 11.x - just need to keep hands on wheel loosely. MCU2 car.

2016 Tesla X P100D installing 2024.3.15 now. Release notes say supervised FSD.

12V battery - strange issues similar to yours happen

Maybe It was used for crash testing (or some other testing) and that is only done in Fremont?

And it will self drive the speed limit with no driver controls. yay

it's promising...

By the time we get V420.0 we just might be there...

I'm liking the substance of those release notes...

11.3.4 did great today on city streets and highway. Around San Diego airport it did fine but is too timid and no match for aggressive humans that are in a rush. no more ping ponging down residential streets is very welcome.

Negative cash flow, and recessionary environment with tightening credit. George mentioned in a discord a couple of months ago they are not cash flow positive anymore but are now burning $200K/month.

Comma is going through growing pains and there is a potential hurricane that is developing... I really like Comma and hope they make it.

Well, dumb or just want to be part of the future solution. it's a race and if you haven't noticed the cars are a serious blast to drive in the meantime! And... TSLA is not his money. He is an investor like many and he is obligated to do what is best for all investors.

Yes, you live in an outlier area, and sorry to say its going to take some time to fill in the gaps.

I will say that Brent did reach out to me in a very friendly and supportive manner, and the email I sent to him last Friday went unnoticed, so that explains that lack off communication. The idea of texting didn't come to mind at the time, which is why I emailed, it is just easier to attach...

The first problem I ran into was when dropping off the car I let the service advisor know I had an extended warranty, and his smile quickly turned into a frown and said "that's between you and the warranty, Tesla doesn't get involved." The claims process states Tesla has to call in for...

I purchased an X-care (aka Xcare, Xcellerate) extended warranty service contract on my 2016 Model X. I purchased it last year after summer, so the policy is around 9 months old now. It is a 7 year policy that ends when my X reaches 150K miles or 11/2028. It is mostly bumper to bumper other than...

I noticed there are extended warranty threads on the various models, but it seems that there should be a model agnostic thread since the extended warranties aka "service contracts" usually cover all the models.

Yes, Comma has a vehicle matrix that shows what cars can do what. In my case, since the car I'm talking about can't ever remain under Openpilot control below 35MPH upgrading to a Comma3 won't add much if anything.

From my experience, your Tesla can already be out of warranty and still be able to get the Xcare. Yes, the higher mileage the car the higher the price.

I have an Xcare policy on a Model X that is currently in the claims process. First claim. Will keep you updated how it goes. It is for an AC compressor replacement. The policy has been in place for about 9 months or so, depending on how this goes will determine if it is something that can be...

I have an Xcare policy on a Model X that is currently in the claims process. First claim. Will keep you updated how it goes. It is for an AC compressor replacement. The policy has been in place for about 9 months or so, depending on how this goes will determine if it is something that can be...

Openpilot Works really well on a non-Tesla that I have using a Comma-2, but limitations on that car doesn't allow for control under 35MPH so only appropriate for highway driving without stop-n-go traffic.

Or at a supercharger next to a mall (where the owner will be gone for some time) for a joy ride...

Grrrrrrrrrrrrr

Summon gone wild! Planes don't have bumpers, that could be an expensive inspection and repair.

Yes, torque is sensed. the newer comma-3 model has gps guidance and a map and they are planning to add route following on highways via a software update this year. They are also working on stop sign and stop light detection similar to FSD. (Not beta) stop light detection.. it can work without...

They are transitioning between models now. They sell the older Comma-2 and the newer Comma-3. The Comma-2 has one camera, while the newer one has 3. Both can do lane changes but currently the driver must confirm the safety and initiate the lane change by the turning stalk.

Comma.ai sells an add-on lane keeping (soon to be on-ramp to off-ramp) for highways called the Comma. It is compatible with many makes and models of cars (but not all) and interfaces via the cars OBD port and mounts on the windshield in a similar location to a dash cam.. It would be good to...

The Auto-labeler - which they use. Dojo will allow for higher efficiencies of the auto-labeler. Some labeling is done by humans and some are handled by an algorithm.

The article says this - "The feature is available for US cars with the Autopilot and Full Self-Driving packages manufactured after 2016. However, the system won’t work on every single stop light in the US, but Tesla says that the system should improve over time." Currently, it seems the green...

In this area, there are even time-of-day based right on red restrictions. For example right on red not allowed from 7AM-10AM and 2PM-4PM, all printed in a small font on the sign. These are found around schools. They are probably going to have to tackle this in the map database rather than go...

Numbers look very good. They've improved around 30% since 2018 and on Autopilot is around 9x safer than total US numbers.

Tesla has changed their approach several times now for FSD. It is likely they will continue to do so until they find a solution. Somebody saying for years that something can't be done, should be ignored. That's not a solution. Neural nets are one piece of the puzzle, if you were to look at...

FSD going up in price to $12K on Jan. 17, 2022

No soup for you! :(

Upgrading cameras yourself is not likely to change your ability to access the FSD Beta. You will also need Tesla's backend database to know that your car is configured with the new cameras, and only Tesla themselves can do that. How to get them to do that, if you did upgrade the cameras, is...

The 10.3 update is out. Any early production 2016-2017 X or S with original MCU2 magically got it?

10.3 expected this Friday 10-22-2021 for >>>ALL<<< cars with 99/100 safety score. Fingers crossed, "all cars" means ALL CARS WITH 99/100 SAFETY SCORE - X & S HW2>AP3>MCU2, Yokers, and ALL the others.

May 2017 Update on the coast to coast autopilot demo? - “Still on for end of year. Just software limited. Any Tesla car with HW2 (all cars built since Oct last year) will be able to do this.” — Elon Musk

Yes- if the cameras do have to be switched out, Tesla will have to do it so they know about it. And, they are in control of the software so they have to want to do it, even though they have “promised” they will.

On a 2016 Model X with AP2>AP3/MCU2 with the button it most definitely sees and shows yellow traffic signals on the visualizations. It can see red and green and yellow. Even when there is a sole yellow flashing light not part of a three light cluster it sees that single yellow light. Others...

Who is your warranty provider, Tesla or a third party company like XCare? Did it ultimately get covered?

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Less than 48 hours to go… Musk- “FSD Beta 10.2 rolls out Friday midnight to ~1000 owners with perfect 100/100 safety scores. Rollouts will hold for several days after that to see how it goes. If that looks good, beta will gradually begin rolling out to 99 scores & below.”