Cheburashka
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10.4 is out. Another release with us early adopter losers left in the dust.
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Yep Tesla doesn't give a crap about us. On an unrelated note Lucid and Rivian have been poaching alot of the good service advisors lately.
Another Hail Mary of mine (Whole Mars “liked” it, which is worth something…maybe? probably not):
Knightshade
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LOL at the idea Lucid which hopes to deliver maybe 500 total cars this year, or Rivian barely making 1 truck a day, have hired "lots" of service advisors away from Tesla.
Cheburashka
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He said the good ones, of which there are probably a handful to begin with.
FalconFour
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There's literally less & different data in RCCC vs RCCB due to the physical difference in sensor. RCCC is physically incapable of decoding full color, because both B(lue) and G(reen) are missing - it can't be a simple subtractive operation to make a rough G approximation out of the clear (as with RCCB - where C contains all colors at once).
Particularly consider yellow vs. white lane lines. RCCC can't tell the difference.
They tried as hard as they could to kick RCCCs down the road with those transformations, but it's now the end of the road - they simply can't kick it any further.
This is just a long way to say "holy crap Tesla, get your act together with the cameras". Just say something. Any sort of hint that they're actually working on it and aren't going to string people along forever.
Here's a repeater frame from Honolulu SC just completed my MCU2 Upgrade
I guess Tesla did some transformation when saving to TeslaCam for these yellow and white lines to show up differently?
FalconFour
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My first impression seeing this... "what're you talking about? This is exactly a case in point", but I guess you can technically point to the almost imperceptibly different shade of grey between the white and yellow lines. You can't possibly be holding this up as a case that processing "colorizes" this B&W image
Absolutely not suitable for the kind of processing done with "full color capable" images today. As said before, the nets are different now - trained on full color, not B&W.
scottf200
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Found this tool some time a go that was really cool for showing the hex/rgb colors. eg.
HEX: #e0c5c6
RGB: rgba(224,197,198,255)
imagecolorpicker.com
HEX: #e0c5c6
RGB: rgba(224,197,198,255)
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I'm well aware that RCCC captures different information than RCCB cameras, but to be clear, neither are "full color" nor black&white. The earlier claim was that RCCC *can't* tell the difference between yellow and white lines, but some people can see the difference, and computers can too. I totally agree it's really low contrast, but the yellow lines have a higher ratio of red-of-lightness than white (whereas a magenta line could look *exactly* like a yellow line to RCCC). In case you can't see the difference, here's a tool I've used when testing interfaces for accessibility using a yellow line as foreground and a white line as background color:
Green's comment of directly training on raw pixels does mean the neural networks may pick up on signals from RCCB that would be different from RCCC, so using a neural network with the older cameras could be dangerous due to similar "overfitting" issues.
valem
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if You don’t mind I may steal this
valem
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valem
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And "our supporter" Whole Mars, replied...
lonnielevi
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Oh wow. Shawn finally got a reply! But so vague. Geez.
hybridbear
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Great tweet by WholeMarsBlog. I hope Elon is paying attention.
honestly soon in Elon timeline could mean another 2 years... not holding my breath.
KArnold
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valem
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Not exactly sure... it is an anagram for Elder Doge among other possibilities, such as an Edgelord...
Elon Musk is Now 'Lorde Edge' on Twitter. What Does Tesla Boss' New Name Mean? - News18
Elon Musk’s change of his Twitter name even gave birth to a new cryptocurrency by the name of Lorde Edge.
www.news18.com
valem
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Now the real question is which is longer, "Coming soon" or "Two weeks" lol
FalconFour
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Given his activities and him being on full "Naruto-run billionaire" status this weekend, I'm 100% certain it's a play on "edgelord" - definition: "a person who affects a provocative or extreme persona, especially online (typically used of a man)" / example: "edgelords act like contrarians in the hope that everyone will admire them as rebels". Also someone that acts way too cool for anyone to even be worthy of looking at. I think he was in full edgelord mode this weekend on purpose... fairly out of character even for himNot exactly sure... it is an anagram for Elder Doge among other possibilities, such as an Edgelord...
Elon Musk is Now 'Lorde Edge' on Twitter. What Does Tesla Boss' New Name Mean? - News18
Elon Musk’s change of his Twitter name even gave birth to a new cryptocurrency by the name of Lorde Edge.
Another great definition of being edgy: "An edgelord is someone on an internet forum who deliberately talks about controversial, offensive, taboo, or nihilistic subjects in order to shock other users in an effort to appear cool, or edgy."
IMO its intention has precisely 0 jack diddly to do with doggy coin.
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