FSD Beta Videos (and questions for FSD Beta drivers)

[n.one.one]

Yellow Flashing Arrow, Stop Here on Red, Mini Modular Roundabout Retry - 2020.44.10.2 - 3:22 - Dave Mac

 

[mhan00]

Yellow Flashing Arrow, Stop Here on Red, Mini Modular Roundabout Retry - 2020.44.10.2 - 3:22 - Dave Mac

‘impressive how it handled the stop here on red sign. Not so impressive was the car nearly clipping the curb trying to exit the roundabout.

 

[82bert]

‘impressive how it handled the stop here on red sign. Not so impressive was the car nearly clipping the curb trying to exit the roundabout.

That’s an odd roundabout with some low lying “curbs”. Not even sure I’d call them that. More like “lips”. I wouldn’t intentionally run them over, but I bet people run them over all the time speeding through that roundabout.

 

[PACEMD]

That would just be NOA which all with FSD have. In city driving is when FSD beta is used. Not on divided/limited access highways.

Never been on the Pennsylvania Turnpike, I take it. Never mind........just a bad joke..........

 

[Buckminster]

Yellow Flashing Arrow, Stop Here on Red, Mini Modular Roundabout Retry - 2020.44.10.2 - 3:22 - Dave Mac

When the car is in the wrong lane to make a turn, FSD disengages. FSD is prioritising navigation over safety. Will the Engineers change that to overrule navigation?

 

[Dave Mac]

When the car is in the wrong lane to make a turn, FSD disengages. FSD is prioritising navigation over safety. Will the Engineers change that to overrule navigation?

Can you clarify? The car didn't get over in time to make the turn. If not overridden, it would have likely continued straight through the intersection and then re-routed. Anyhow, that is why it is being tested. Should get better with each update.

 

[Buckminster]

Can you clarify? The car didn't get over in time to make the turn. If not overridden, it would have likely continued straight through the intersection and then re-routed. Anyhow, that is why it is being tested. Should get better with each update.

I'm saying that the default should have been to continue straight.

 

[n.one.one]

FSDBeta 2020.44.10.2 - Lots of unprotected left turns tested - 9:43 - Chuck Cook

 

[82bert]

FSDBeta 2020.44.10.2 - Lots of unprotected left turns tested - 9:43 - Chuck Cook

Those are some crazy complex turns/intersections. I do appreciate him testing them.

 

[Dave Mac]

I'm saying that the default should have been to continue straight.

It's hard to tell what would have happened because I took over. The visualization did still show a left turn path, but I have been in scenarios like this where it does go straight. I might go back there and try it out.

 

[quadroplexor]

The double stop sign turn he tries several times at the end is very challenging. Although I wish he used the report button more often, those are good tests.

I really hate how the car starts turning the wheel too early on left turns. The turns become really shallow and it's unsafe if you get rear ended.

 

[Dave Mac]

Report button is not necessary when there is a disengagement. It automatically gets sent.

 

[Mardak]

I wonder if there's a limit on the number of detected objects. Here's a bunch of people on the Las Vegas Strip:

 

[yerEVan]

FSDBeta 2020.44.10.2 Visualization Glitch - 2:16 - Chuck Cook
**Spoiler - solved with a reset.**

Oddly mine just did this today on 10.1 (not FSD beta). Never happened before.

 

[turnem]

FSDBeta 2020.44.10.2 - Lots of unprotected left turns tested - 9:43 - Chuck Cook

This guy is putting out great videos! He is finding a lot of great corner cases to test out. I'm remain impressed by what I'm seeing even though it's far from perfect.

I'm very interested to see this next software release that is supposedly coming this week!

 

[powertoold]

I wonder if there's a limit on the number of detected objects. Here's a bunch of people on the Las Vegas Strip:
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Tesla is making FSD viral. The virality will increase exponentially as FSD gets better and is released to bigger influencers.

 

[Mardak]

Tesla is making FSD viral.

Makes you wonder if Tesla will try to get more people talking about (or demoing) FSD at Thanksgiving…

 

[turnem]

Makes you wonder if Tesla will try to get more people talking about (or demoing) FSD at Thanksgiving…

Would be nice but I highly doubt it. I'm thinking it will be released in mid-December... maybe earlier if this next Beta release shows a big step forward but I don't expect to see a broader release in November.

 

[Thp3]

Waypoints would probably do the same but, what I am inquiring about is somehow changing the car's preferred route to one I would rather follow. For an example, we have this one restaurant and when we enter it in as a destination (we are on 44.15) the navigation routes us through a very busy and chaotic intersection. We have found a different route that is much more serene and would somehow like to re-route the car similar to what gmaps or amaps can.

Also, while I am thinking about the FSD beta, how does it handle setting a route, and activating (if possible) autopilot while still in the garage? How does the FSD beta handle parking lots with angled parking?

Any insight is appreciated!

No. I have not seen any GPS system do that. You could draw in many waypoints on some systems but I think there are limits as to the number of waypoints.

this is not a FSD issue IMO.

 

[EVNow]

Those are some crazy complex turns/intersections. I do appreciate him testing them.

Yes - would be interesting to see how Waymo handles these - but noway to test.