I was hoping that was it. But the FSDb selection wa off in my cars settings (not sure how or why) so i opted in again and am now back to crawling my way back to 100 miles on AP. Still oj SS. 1.0 so not related to a move to v1.2 of SS. So who knows.
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FSD Beta 10.69
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powertoold
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FSDtester#1
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Who drives like this with beta on? No hands on or an inch from the wheel/yoke?
Hands in lap, and just touching the yoke for the nag??? Crazy
Not many.Who drives like this with beta on? No hands on or an inch from the wheel/yoke?
Hands in lap, and just touching the yoke for the nag??? Crazy
It did pretty well overall but like he says there's not much traffic etc. Wondering if the stop at 3:00min mark was the morning sun glare.
powertoold
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Crash imminent disengagement here, seems like a recurring issue, bladerskb posted a very similar one few pages ago:
It should but reality shows us the changes have been very incremental and even backwards at times so that’s life. I don’t want my family and friends scared to absolute death of FSD which they are right now because of how it behaves.
This exact same thing happened to me. Car was in lane by itself no one anywhere near me. No objects in my view or on screen. At just started throwing alarms and red screen I death. I immediately tried to disengage and take off but as soon as I did, STRIKE.
Ugh I’ve got strikes while sitting at an intersection with a red light.
AlanSubie4Life
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They may be close to using available cycles for whatever but I doubt that is the reason for the behaviors.
I think that it is all due to tuning and figuring out layers and layers of inputs and reconciling them, before feeding them to an increasingly complex planner. Probably pretty difficult to determine/control the behavior in any particular scenario. I suppose they probably have knobs they can dial up and down but probably not easy to predict when they will work. Just very complex.
But I doubt the behavior is due to latency caused by compute limits. As we have seen in release notes recently, it could be latency due to bugs or code limitations of one form or another.
Thanks! It would definitely save time typing! Video editing and producing quality videos requires experience and a lot of time though. And in the end, for what (other than YouTube clicks I guess)? I think for now I'll stick to my low production value short video clips.It would save him a lot of time typing and give us more context inside his way of thinking.
Nobody would ever mistake him for a shill which would make the content more authentic. Put me down as a paid subscriber.
I do think there's a niche in the market for videos which both show the behaviors and also do some analysis of what is happening, with less of the cheerleading. Chuck does a pretty good job but there is room for even more speculative analysis. But I'm not qualified to do so.
Videos!
Definitely need to keep eyes on the road when sitting at an intersection though - it’s fairly strict.
Looks like another batch of 10.69.3.1 is going out including new additions and mostly existing testers on 10.69.2.4. I estimate about 450 of TeslaFi's 4.1k existing fleet are in this batch, so roughly 10% rollout. And maybe 120 existing on Teslascope out of 1.2k, so also around 10%. 
for the new additions and those updating!
for the new additions and those updating!
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I'm in, new user upgraded from 36.6. Might be a coincidence but yesterday I sent my VIN number to the earlyaccess email box. This morning when I checked my cell phone at wakeup time, voila!
A couple of months ago I remember him curbing the hell out of one of his rear wheels. So I guess lesson NOT learned.Who drives like this with beta on? No hands on or an inch from the wheel/yoke?
Hands in lap, and just touching the yoke for the nag??? Crazy
I'm also in the new user group this morning. Had a 95 safety score for well over 2 weeks now with the requisite 100 miles minimum and am just now downloading 2022.36.20 (got the notification ~3 hours ago).
I was previously in the FSDb program on my 2018 M3, but sold it back in June to get a 2022 MX and haven't gotten back in until now.
I was previously in the FSDb program on my 2018 M3, but sold it back in June to get a 2022 MX and haven't gotten back in until now.
Just got 2022.36.20 pushed to me - existing fsd beta user! Installing it now.
Nice surprise this morning waking up to new software available!
Same, installing now. Actually more curious about the changelog for the .36 branch than I am about what’s changed in the beta lol
2022.20.19 - I finally got FSD beta for the first time on my model 3 (I know I'm super late to the crowd). I'm really enjoying it so far overall. it is impressive tech - but not that any of my friends would pay $10k more for....
we are beta testers for the company. At 4 way stops it still takes way too long, drivers are impatient and don't want to wait so long before proceeding. It still has a lot of jerky steering wheel movements, one of which recently caused me to take over as I thought it was going to jerk the steering into oncoming traffic from a left turn lane (seems to still be glitchy on turns and wants to steer out to the right on left turns to make a wide and super fast turn) - I ended up over correcting the turn when I took over and jumped a curb causing a little bit of damage to the rocker panel :/
Overall though for 95% of the drive it is pretty amazing.
we are beta testers for the company. At 4 way stops it still takes way too long, drivers are impatient and don't want to wait so long before proceeding. It still has a lot of jerky steering wheel movements, one of which recently caused me to take over as I thought it was going to jerk the steering into oncoming traffic from a left turn lane (seems to still be glitchy on turns and wants to steer out to the right on left turns to make a wide and super fast turn) - I ended up over correcting the turn when I took over and jumped a curb causing a little bit of damage to the rocker panel :/
Overall though for 95% of the drive it is pretty amazing.
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