I'm still on 24.4 and have had a pretty high upload since getting the car in April, I just didnt realize it was high until others starting they dont even upload daily.
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I'm still on 24.4 and have had a pretty high upload since getting the car in April, I just didnt realize it was high until others starting they dont even upload daily.
Silicon Desert
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bingo. Have satisfaction in the fact that its helping to improve FSD for us in the future.
Interesting! So yea the cars definitely uploads because it is activating triggers that Tesla has set in the software. Read this really good Twitter thread from @verygreen that talks about how some of the triggers work (back in February): green on Twitter
What i was/am trying to say is that i believe the new software has more and more triggers set in the software, so the car is starting to upload more than it used to. I would rarely trigger an "event" with past softwares, but now it's happening almost on a daily basis for me.
The fact you're seeing over 1 GB at once is because you probably had multiple "events" during a drive and then when you came home around 12PM the car uploaded everything to Tesla. Your drives must be very interesting to Tesla
if this was the case my car would upload more. But it does not. So these are still variable triggers Tesla uploads to subset of the fleet cars (that my car is not part of obviously).
Edit: another possibility is the AP unit was just super crashy and crashdumps were uploaded. Though they are not typically as big to amass to even 1G, so it's more likely these are multiple triggers. considering a single trigger could easily generate 300M of data, does not even need to be all that many.
McHoffa
CyberOwners
Tessie is HW2 FSD
KITT is HW3 FSD
Both drive about 300 miles per week. KITT probably has slightly more AP miles though.
KITT is HW3 FSD
Both drive about 300 miles per week. KITT probably has slightly more AP miles though.
These folks are using the tools that manage the WiFi the car is hooked to to see how much data the car is moving. AFAIK, there's no way to see what the car is doing directly or from the car APIs (unless you have a rooted car like a couple of the serious gurus managed...)
Another datapoint:
I have HW3 and I've uploaded 17GB in the past 30 days with 8 days each having uploads over 1GB.
I have HW3 and I've uploaded 17GB in the past 30 days with 8 days each having uploads over 1GB.
Not sure how much role daddy has in the car's lives. They are always talking to the mothership, though.
Wow they are taking in a massive amount of data from the HW3 cars, this is really cool to see. Curious if this means they are finally training with Dojo
https://electrek.co/2019/08/05/tesla-project-dojo-full-self-driving-elon-musk/
https://electrek.co/2019/08/05/tesla-project-dojo-full-self-driving-elon-musk/
Yup. My first modem was an acoustic coupler... took the old handle style phone and put it in a cradle. The cradle had a speaker on one end of it, and a microphone on the other.Oh no, you are reminding me of how old I am. Surely there are several of us out here that remember the days of 300 baud modems (or even slower). I'm glad we are not still back in those days, else that 7 GB of transmission would probably take.... what... maybe 5 years to get to Tesla? Gee, how spoiled we have become
Back then, my monthly long distance charges for accessing BBS's around the country, as well as CIS (CompuServe Information Services) and then later on America Online were huge; it was expensive being a nerd back in the day.
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