FSD v12.x (end to end AI)

[FSDtester#1]

End of week and still 0 evidence of 12.4.2 in internal testing. Since 12.4.x is proving to be difficult it is stating to look like we may need a couple of updates (12.4.4) before enough of the "all known bugs" are ironed out and we get it. Even some of us getting 12.4.x by July 4th is starting to look iffy at best. Seems Tesla knows this a longer term problem since we were (are being) given the "Spring" update in the mean time.

I am 4000 miles away from the United States , currently, so I don't give a sh1t about the updates, but the thread posts are hysterical !!

In all seriousness, I do want @gottagofast to get his robotaxi asap!

 

[tivoboy]

I stopped going to starbucks and In-n-Out. Saved a ton of money and can pay for FSD too.

Choices.

Well, my SBUX hit annually is $1100… to replace a full set of 18” RIMS (not including tires, which would add another $1100) is close at ~$1100… so i guess yeah I could give up the BUX, to let FSD drive 99% of the time.

 

[tivoboy]

I think it is weird that some people have problems with FSD curbing wheels. I don't see it ever getting that close. Is it only an issue on some models? (I have a Model Y.) Is it some kind of weird road design that causes a problem?

It’s more driving straight into potholes, of which there are a LOT around here. No slow down, no attempt to avoid.

I also have the problem that the car wants to drive ~ 6-8” farther to the right than I ever would, and or the lines would indicate.. so curbing is yes, sadly, a big issue too.

 

[FSDtester#1]

Man, that speed indicator is HUGE..

And which one of you bozos asked for the energy/regen bar to be moved to obscurity.? It’s now nearly useless.

I don't know, but let's just blame Alan... why not?

 

[enemji]

It’s more driving straight into potholes, of which there are a LOT around here. No slow down, no attempt to avoid.

Which is one main reason I went with 18" wheels. Been driving 18" wheels for the last decade on other cars and no wheel or tire damage so far.

 

[JulienW]

I am 4000 miles away from the United States , currently, so I don't give a sh1t about the updates, but the thread posts are hysterical !!

Florida is NOT 4000 miles away from The United States. We just wish it was 4000 miles away.

 

[AlanSubie4Life]

I think it is weird that some people have problems with FSD curbing wheels. I don't see it ever getting that close. Is it only an issue on some models? (I have a Model Y.) Is it some kind of weird road design that causes a problem?

Just highly dependent on the road. I’ve never curbed a wheel with FSD or have had a situation where I am certain it would have curbed a wheel.

But you can tell from the trajectories it takes that it is possible. It definitely cuts corners; it does not take an equidistant route around corners, which isn’t required but is my preference for it given its current predilections.

Plus it will take lines oddly close to curbs on turn lanes (see video).

 

[gottagofast]

Still don’t have 2024 nav

 

[fasteddie7]

Still don’t have 2024 nav

I got two game updates right away and the maps the following evening

 

[gottagofast]

I got two game updates right away and the maps the following evening

Yea I got the game updates

 

[gottagofast]

Full FSD screen should go back to not full when disengage

 

[FSDtester#1]

Florida is NOT 4000 miles away from The United States. We just wish it was 4000 miles away.

I'm actually in Guatemala today!!

Starting the hike back to the US

 

[bedoig]

Full FSD screen should go back to not full when disengage

The small, translucent map overlay is pretty if you're going to have the full screen FSD visualization I guess, but I've used that approximately 0.00000001% of the time since it's been available because it's useless (IMO).

Edit - but I do agree with you that is how it should work though.

 

[LSDTester#1]

I'm actually in Guatemala today!!

Starting the hike back to the US

If I was getting a mail order bride, I’d have shopped in Japan

 

[bedoig]

I'm actually in Guatemala today!!

Starting the hike back to the US

Hey, where'd your pretty picture go? It popped up on the thread and I tried to like it but now the post is gone.

 

[bedoig]

I'm also thinking I should probably claim username "ISDtester#1 - not old enough to drive" before all the good SDtester#1 spots are gone

 

[rlsd]

I use FSD 99% of my drives. I let the AI/NN decide all of that. I just supervise

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Are you that young and handsome?

 

[aronth5]

I think it is weird that some people have problems with FSD curbing wheels. I don't see it ever getting that close. Is it only an issue on some models? (I have a Model Y.) Is it some kind of weird road design that causes a problem?

I also have a Model Y (2023) and like you I don't ever see FSD getting close. No curb rash. Likely related to road design and where people drive which seems to be consistent with how people perceive FSD in general.

 

[rlsd]

I think it is weird that some people have problems with FSD curbing wheels. I don't see it ever getting that close. Is it only an issue on some models? (I have a Model Y.) Is it some kind of weird road design that causes a problem?

I saw it's too close to the left on a 3 lane street this morning. It doesn't not scratch my wheels though. It's too close to the yellow line marker (4-6 inches) which is about 6 inches from the concrete.

 

[aronth5]

I have to agree. It's too narrow and the display bezel makes it even less visible from the driver's seat. Add to that it'll likely be near impossible to monitor/see via video from mounted internal cameras.

I agree it's a poor location now and hard to view but with Tesla relying less and less on a person actually doing the driving this type of change isn't much of a surprise.