FSD Beta v11.x

jebinc · Mar 31, 2023

Still installing. Stuck at 60 percent.

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

jebinc said:
Still installing. Stuck at 60 percent.

That's what you get for trolling EM! Ha... Tesla just gave you a head fake..

PACEMD · Mar 31, 2023

11.3.4 downloading......

jeremymc7 · Mar 31, 2023

1000+ cars on TeslaFi already.

Hard and fast push.

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

PACEMD said:
11.3.4 downloading......

OMG

... the Doc gets it and Jeb before me... next @Pdubs and @Ramphex will be one here saying they got it.
I'm pouring some strong alcoholic adult beverages.

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

jeremymc7 said:
Hard and fast push.

That's what she said!

jebinc · Mar 31, 2023

Has average installation time been posted for this release, or prior v12 ones? 45 minutes install or 80?

rubyred · Mar 31, 2023

Are the in-app update notifications coming in on cellular for those of you who are getting it? Not currently near my car, but it’s not on wifi and I’m not seeing it yet.

jebinc · Mar 31, 2023

FSDtester#1 said:
OMG ... the Doc gets it and Jeb before me... next @Pdubs and @Ramphex will be one here saying they got it.
I'm pouring some strong alcoholic adult beverages.

What’s this world coming to, I know, right?!

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

jebinc said:
Has average installation time been posted for this release, or prior v12 ones? 45 minutes install or 80?

For non Tesla shills it's 48 hours to download and install, for EM lovers, 5 minutes

Mardak · Mar 31, 2023

I wonder if Tesla is trying to do an actual A/B comparison with basically only 10.x getting 11.3.4?

Based on Teslascope and TeslaFi numbers so far, roughly 18% of the fleet will be on 11.3.4 while 36% on 11.3.3.

Dewg · Mar 31, 2023

D Good said:
Nothing here What was the point of being in the OG 100 as group? Nothing now I guess.

You did your job, be proud. We don't need the OG group anymore.

PACEMD · Mar 31, 2023

FSDtester#1 said:
OMG ... the Doc gets it and Jeb before me... next @Pdubs and @Ramphex will be one here saying they got it.
I'm pouring some strong alcoholic adult beverages.

What? It and Jeb before me? I don't get it........

Tronguy · Mar 31, 2023

Speaking of following distances.. I happen to have a ringer in my corner. She’s an Ergonomics Engineer, with both a Bachelor’s and Master’s to prove it. For those not in the know, those in that field have to contend with a human in the control loop. I don’t do humans, but control theory and practice is in my wheelhouse.

It is indeed possible to build a vehicle that can’t be controlled by a human. And there were lots of aviation smoking ruins scattered about during the run-up and early stages of WWII because human reaction times and control wasn’t thoroughly considered in the design and build of airplanes. Which is a large reason the field was invented out of an alliance of medical doctors, mechanical engineers, and psychiatrists.

Processing time in the brain may be variable, given training and neural nets of the flesh ware kind. But propagation time up and down nerves doesn’t really vary. There’s reasons why there’s grey matter in one’s spinal cord; without it, one would be hard-pressed to keep one’s balance or ride a bicycle, because the additional delay to and from the actual brain would have one tripping over cracks, a lot. Kinesthesia, anyone?

So, say one is following the next car up at a one-car distance at 65, as a couple of people have proposed? One can keep the distance steady since one is in active control with one’s foot on the accelerator, there’s only a 0.1 second delay from brain to leg muscles, and with some fairly advanced time delay processing (which we kind of have, built in), one can keep the distance steady and interlopers out.

But! Five cars up, where one can’t see them, somebody moderately brakes. Next person back has a .1 second delay to see and recognize the problem and, let’s be generous, .5 seconds before they touch their brakes; during that .6 second interval, the back-one car isn’t slowing down, so they have to brake harder. The next schmuck has the same delay and has to brake even harder than that, and so on. If our hero at the end of this chain is lucky, the high-mounted brake lights will give him some early warning. But if he’s following with a .6 second delay from the car in front-well, lotsa luck, sucker. I don’t care how superhuman your grey matter is: it takes time to get signals down the nerves to the muscles in the body so one gets off the gas and on the brakes and, at that following distance, You Lose.

Race car drivers push these limits. They crash a lot, too. And, funnily enough, they organizers of the fastest races out there limit the maximum speeds: too many dead bodies because the required reaction times are faster than human physiology allows.

Aanndd: now the 3-second rule. Notice: that’s a time, not a distance. It gives a slightly inattentive human time to react, smoothly, without having to resort to panic stops. Moreover, it means that that a chain of cars following that rule doesn’t go unstable, period, even if #1 in the chain panic stops for an object falling off a truck.

This isn’t a hypothetical. Personally, I was in fast, heavy traffic on I-95 in CT one day, on TACC, when the car went into just-short-of-screeching-the-wheels braking as the cars in front stopped short, coming to a halt with a few feet of clearance. So did the two cars behind me. But three cars back there was this pick-up truck with a somewhat aggressive driver who had been swapping lanes and such, trying to get ahead. Him.. he couldn’t stop in time, went left to avoid a direct collision, and sideswiped both the center Jersey barrier and the car in front of him.

In my experience, I tend to use the three second rule. On long trips, people who dive into the gap clearly feel uncomfortable and dive back out again. In heavy traffic, there’s always a maniac. Just let them be them. As my Grandmother used to say, ‘Just because someone jumps off the Brooklyn Bridge, it doesn't mean that you have to."

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

PACEMD said:
What? It and Jeb before me? I don't get it........

I know you are setting me up, so I am not taking the bait...

Tronguy · Mar 31, 2023

Whee! Been on 10.69.XX, now at 65% on 2022.45.13! Looks like I get to play this weekend

.

Buckminster · Mar 31, 2023

Release notes:

https://twitter.com/x/status/1641870395010695168

Lexdysic · Mar 31, 2023

Don't get too excited about getting 2022.45.13-- I'm absolutely nobody and I'm getting it now.

FSDtester#1 · Mar 31, 2023

Lexdysic said:
Don't get too excited about getting 2022.45.13-- I'm absolutely nobody and I'm getting it now.

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Newsflash... we are all nobody's, or we would be working or doing something instead of watching Tmc !

Ramphex · Mar 31, 2023

jebinc said:
Must be a mass rollout as I just got my download and install notice - no YB’er or Charlatan @$$ Kiss here, either.

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Okay… I was going to talk about my update, or lack thereof, but we first have to discuss this screen shot. Is this an iPhone 4 or is your text set to 300% zoom?

For other OGs who didn’t get it, don’t feel too bad, I also didn’t get it. BUTTTTT as of March 26th the car was up to date. Still says that now, even after a restart

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