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Just don't order any accessories or parts without changing back!But you don’t have to move. You can just change it.
Change the address to some mega corporation building where the mail will get lost. It’s just recall information. Nobody from Tesla is sending you a gift basket.
All you’re doing is targeting a software system that’s automated on an assumption and a wish.
I see no downside.
Dept. E2E, Room 12.3
If you watch AI DRIVR's video he seems to show it. It is not as obvious a change as v10 to NoA was but you can see the screen change. It seems to happen at about the same point as before. Here is a clip.I have some questions for the experts:
1. Does exiting freeway action belong to highway stack or city stack?
2. Does entering freeway ramp action belong to highway stack or city stack?
Confirmed by teslascope who talked to developers they say:
I propose we start a new thread with rumors and reports of which areas are next on the rollout list so people can get advance information on where to change their address to. Maybe with a live map showing the active hot spots.Unless your new fake address area has completed its testing and now your real address is the current testing area. Kind of like whack-a-mole.
Then they'll ask you to update address of your credit card on file and your address in the app. You'll then have to go there to get anything your order from the app. You'll need to switch your preferred Service Center. Your wife will ask if you're leading a double life and have another family. Then there's alimony and taxes. Probably the FBI will get involved too.
Is it all really worth it?
I have to say, it's both fresh and refreshing to see someone admit their badMy bad...video is not fresh but rather I wanted to say "refreshing". my bad![]()
Oops - Tesla's done with the CA rollout. They're moving on to TX. now.
Not only that, it was highly illegal to cross those double yellow lines. He's lucky they didn't impound his car and initiate an NHTSA investigation. He can expect a subpoena for the congressional investigation soon.That figure 8 with the double lines is city planning at its best.
Updated, but still old stack on highway
My car not only crossed a double yellow line. It crossed both double yellow lines, right at the spot where the two double yellow lines intersect. My car and I will go up to the Supreme Court to defend their behavior and ask both the city of San Diego and the state of California to pay me and my car (remember my car is human now) billions of dollars for emotional distress.Not only that, it was highly illegal to cross those double yellow lines. He's lucky they didn't impound his car and initiate an NHTSA investigation. He can expect a subpoena for the congressional investigation soon.
you could have an out.... double crossing double yellow lines is like crossing the streams...My car not only crossed a double yellow line. It crossed both double yellow lines, right at the spot where the two double yellow lines intersect. My car and I will go up to the Supreme Court to defend their behavior and ask both the city of San Diego and the state of California to pay me and my car (remember my car is human now) billions of dollars for emotional distress.
Highways are higher speeds but they're also designed for higher speeds with no cross traffic, no pedestrians, fewer entrances and exits, etc, so the actual driving is easier. For straight cruising on the interstate, even the old AP stack was close to perfect so L3 should be very achievable.Good news that Tesla is testing e2e for highways. I wonder if V12 could eventually allow L3 (ie limited eyes-off in certain conditions) on highways. As discussed before, highways are potentially riskier because of the higher speeds. A false move at 70 mph can cause serious injuries or death. But highway driving is also simpler. So it should be easier to train e2e on highway driving. So I wonder if e2e would be able to achieve L3 highway?
The opposite method is used for cybertruck line cutting (i.e. pointsTesla engineering: Look at this guy thinking they can cut in line. We'll show them by putting them DEAD LAST in the queue.![]()
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Tesla is focusing on FSD that can drive anywhere but I've said for a long time, even Level 3 on the highway would be a boon and something a lot of people would gladly pay for.
I think v12.2.1 is too confident and a litle bit agressive when deciding to go to the unprotected turn lanes (both left and right) but it's too timid in protected turns. FSD is too slow in the intersection when it has the right of way. It should rev up to get out of the intersection (v11.4.9 is better with this).As I have said before, this is too aggressive. It would cause a lot of accidents if FSD were "driverless":