Odd that a CEO would hype their product like an overactive cheerleader:
I mean, technically every new version is, by definition, the best they've ever made - why would you make a new version that's worse by design?
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FSD v12.x (end to end AI)
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- #fixphantombraking 12.4.x is coming autopilot chill is not chill elon is an ass elon rocks fix fsd extreme late deceleration fsd does not commit to go fsd does not maintain proper speed fsd doesn't read signs properly fsd hard and late braking fsd has decision wobble fsd jerky driving fsd late deceleration fsd sometimes may not detect train crossings fsd stops too early too quickly fsd stops too far behind line fsd stops when there is zero visibility fsd tailgating in city streets fsd very slow at stops fsd will never enable l3 with hw4
I mean, technically every new version is, by definition, the best they've ever made - why would you make a new version that's worse by design?
AlanSubie4Life
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What does this have to do with anything? Not talking about hype here.Odd that a CEO would hype their product like an overactive cheerleader:
I mean, technically every new version is, by definition, the best they've ever made - why would you make a new version that's worse by design?
FSDtester#1
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Chuck is at the Tesla Shareholders meeting. Won't be back until Friday I think.
We should have our own upl's by then to test.
v12 stops for seagulls all the time but I don't recall I see them on the screen.
fasteddie7
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Elon tweeted earlier this morning recognizing issues with the 4.1 build. Wouldn’t be surprised to see the rollout stopped in favor of 4.2 in a few days
Todd Burch
14-Year Member
Calibrate your cameras. Something is wrong with your car. That is not normal.
And to add, something is not right if you're seeing worse performance on highways, since highways are still v11...
Agree. I just posted the same thing but when I saw your recommendation deleted my post. I don't know of anyone except the poster who says v11 is better than v12.
12.3.6 did 2 good things for me this weekend. Both situations happened at night
1. Did not go faster than speed limit in Pacific beach when there was a police car on the left lane. It was not scared of the police either. When the police car and my car stopped at the stop sign, my car sped up and cut in front of the police car to go to a single lane (2 lanes ended).
2. Gave warning beeps when it suddenly saw spilled water on 50 mph street (broken pipe). I pressed the brake.
1. Did not go faster than speed limit in Pacific beach when there was a police car on the left lane. It was not scared of the police either. When the police car and my car stopped at the stop sign, my car sped up and cut in front of the police car to go to a single lane (2 lanes ended).
2. Gave warning beeps when it suddenly saw spilled water on 50 mph street (broken pipe). I pressed the brake.
As much as Omar gets bashed (and deservedly so), Elon's feedback to his posts can be helpful.
FSDtester#1
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I wouldn't bet after reading that , that we will get anything soon.
AlanSubie4Life
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It does seem like it would be fantastically difficult to get any improvement in FSD performance with more training. It was definitely a bit surreal to see discussion about rapid improvements with more training.
Kudos to the team for trying. I suspect they will be successful in modest improvements at some point in time.
Kudos to the team for trying. I suspect they will be successful in modest improvements at some point in time.
FSDtester#1
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FSDtester#1
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Yes, when you car is doing something that nobody else is complaining about.
Anybody experience a false positive with the Green Light Chime? I had one for the first time today. I was at the front of the line and it chimed after being stopped for maybe 10 seconds, but the light was still red. The visualization showed the light as red also. To be fair, it was a little hard to read the traffic light due to sunlight. I engaged FSD (12.3.6) to see if it would try to cross the red light, but it correctly waited until it was green. Which reaffirms the notion that FSD does not share any common software components with the rest of the car's features. Though the Green Light Chime and the Visualization apparently share some common code.
I feel like everything has been complained about by now.
Right you are. TeslaFi has around 20,000 subscribers, i.e. around 1% of the roughly 2 million Tesla cars sold so far. We suspect TeslaFi is more popular with bit-heads and nerds, so early Tesla adopters may be a bit more common in Fi than in the real world. Probably similar bias with USA owners. So the 5,000 FSD testers in TeslaFi does not mean that there are 500,000 testers out here.
For a while I thought the tester program would be shut down once FSD became available to all (US and Canada) owners, but I now suspect they will keep it going as a smaller population for rapid iteration of new versions. But all of this is reading tea leaves, sort of like interpreting Musk tweets. Except the TeslaFi data is real data, if not very representative.
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