Hah! What trust in FSD Beta 10.69 to avoid the curb and obstacle. I've done the same thing in checking the TeslaCam footage afterwards to see how much space there actually was, and it is indeed quite good at measuring distance but still quite scary like wife's reaction:
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FSD Beta 10.69
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I do love the yoke in general, but it definitely doesn't lend itself to letting the wheel spin while you touch the wheel slightly. I wouldn't want to switch back to a wheel in any event though.
Yup. That's exactly what will happen. FSDb is self centric, i.e. it assumes that he's right and driving, if he is wrong, disengage. FSDb is not expecting "corrections". So a constant right torque trying to adjust the left side hugging is not registered. That's is also the problem of the FSDb implementation. That's why the centering on unmarked roads was and is still not corrected for so long. There is just no way the tester can input the right side preference to the system or any lane bias inputs.
Pdubs
Ingesting large quantities of LSD
Drive south for 8 hours and spend some time in this swampland
Pdubs
Ingesting large quantities of LSD
Fore flight on an iPad either!Please confirm for our safety that you don't have a phone and suction cup in the cockpit while you are flying us around at 35,000 ft!!
El joe
Active Member
Yeah, oddly, mine will slow down for some but not all. I live near some of those bumps that are split into thirds for some reason and I thought that might have something to do with it at first.
But other drives over those same bumps have seen my car slow to the aforementioned 18 MPH, so maybe it just has trouble seeing them if they’re not solid speed bumps or something.
Does FSD slow down for anyone where the speed bumps have no line markings on them? For me FSD wants to use these speed bumps as launching pads so I always disengage.
AlanSubie4Life
Efficiency Obsessed Member
No. This is the SpaceX package.
sleepydoc
Well-Known Member
That’s what AutoPilot is for!Please confirm for our safety that you don't have a phone and suction cup in the cockpit while you are flying us around at 35,000 ft
I wonder if a GoPro on the chest will result in a strike like the phone does. I’m at 3/5 strikes now. Do I dare to try?
sleepydoc
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Teslas have many inconsistencies.
With my current version (69.3.1) I’ve measured how long it takes to get a nag on several occasions - not touching the steering wheel at all, looking straight ahead and driving straight (i.e. nothing complicated or unexpected that would cause FSD to request input) it takes 45 seconds for the first “apply turning force” nag. I haven’t taken many long trips with this version but in previous versions I would try to hold force on the steering wheel and invariably either apply too much, causing a disengagement or get a nag because I wan’t applying enough. I’ve also gotten nags with my hands at 10 & 2 (or 9 & 3 or 11 and 6 or whatever times you want to use.) I’ve found no position that I can comfortably hold my hands for a prolonged period that also satisfies the nag algorithm.
What’s particularly aggravating is the fact that applying pressure on the wheel in no way signifies attention. I can easily tug on the steering wheel absentmindedly while playing with the radio, looking around, etc.
The problem is having to apply inconsistent amount of torque to satisfy the nag, because consistent amount will result in a nag or in a suspicion of a “anti-nag device”. It’s like being a child that’s pulling at the back of your shirt over and over asking you to get candy.
ChaoticNeutral
Member
Split speed bumps are generally for bicycles to pass easily (and maybe easier for water runoff?) FSD is very inconsistent for me with bumps, it recognizes some marked bumps but not all - it doesn’t generally seem to recognize checker pattern ones for instance. Not sure I’ve noticed an issue with split bumps specifically.
Back on topic though, holiday update rolling out to non-beta cars for going on 3 days now, and we’re once again (moderator edit) neglected? Epic.
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I think you misinterpreted my message, it was meant to be a friendly observation. I'm not really trying to Nanny you and that's not how I am. It's just true that carrying something between you and the steering wheel/yoke could hurt you bad in the unlikely event. Sorry I brought it up, if it upsets you.
It doesn’t upset me lol, just sounds rather ridiculous that you’d be so concerned about the location of the camera. Should I also not drink coffee while driving, because if a plane crashes in front of me and I have no choice but to collide with it’s debris, the airbag might send the stainless steel yeti cup into my chest while burning my precious face with hot coffee? Of course that’s all up to the point where I drive into pretty much lava pavement that’s on fire due to all of the burning jet fuel and then it consumes me like that one part in Terminator.
Well, your scenario is maybe a little more specific.
But I guess it could play out just like you say and then yeah, it wouldn't much matter where you were holding the coffee.Only you know how precious your face is, I made no such judgment and I would never do that to you.
Come to think of it, it probably is the first time I've ever been so concerned about how healthy is a
Can we complain about something on topic now? I want Steam, so I can not play any games in the car that I don’t already have time to play on my PC 
Looks like 10.69.3.3 / 2022.40.4.10 rollout a bit more!
4 pending on Teslascope and 23 pending on TeslaFi.
4 pending on Teslascope and 23 pending on TeslaFi.
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