I wonder if Elon made an arrangement with the carrier to keep costs down?
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FSD v12.x (end to end AI)
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- #fixphantombraking autopilot chill is not chill elon is an ass fix fsd extreme late deceleration fsd does not commit to go fsd does not maintain proper speed fsd hard and late braking fsd jerky driving fsd late deceleration fsd stops too early too quickly fsd stops too far behind line fsd tailgating in city streets
I wonder if Elon made an arrangement with the carrier to keep costs down?
PianoAl
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12.3 installing now. All I want is for speed stuttering to be gone.
mgs333
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I wonder if the person(s) who let the car get into the parking lot 'incident' will still be getting 12.3.
Any word on how v12 handles raised railroad crossings? Does it actually slow down appropriately, or just barrel over them, attempting to set a record for a big, big jump?
Which portion are you referring to for near misses? In Lower Wacker with the columns and short visibility merges?
12.2.1 actually ended up ignoring 2 stop signs one at 15:20 and soon after at 15:30 when he was trying to leave a voice drive note about the first one:
Maybe Chicago with double stop signs on the far corner is confusing end-to-end?
Not if the road is jam packed with cars all doing 20+mph
The traffic police have some unwritten rules. One of them is NOT to create a road blockage during rush hour.
12.3 fixes several slow downs I’ve always had before. It also dodged a small tree branch that was lying in the street. It parked in a parking spot when it reached its destination, but crookedly. Needs a bit more training in how to park within the lines.
I just moved my car to the garage and I saw software downloading.
I saw Nevada on Teslafi too. Probably it will spread out to other states quickly.
It does a great job with speed bumps, negotiating different types of speed bumps at appropriate speeds. If it doesn't handle ramped railroad crossings well today, it can be trained to do so in the future, as long as there are visual cues to the amount of ramping present.
So far, it appears to have gone to the same cars that got 12.2.1. Hopefully, we will see resumption of the rollout this weekend.
willow_hiller
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powertoold
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Wow these people are starting to sound like me
You're all beginning to sound like Omar - which is actually a good thing. One rave review means nothing. Many rave reviews is a promising sign.
The thing is, if people know that 20+mph results in truly unwanted consequences, they don't drive that fast most of the time. Thus, you don't get situations were every car is 20+mph.
Here, going 40kph (~25mph) over the posted limited is an automatic stunt driving charge. The car is towed to impound.
People still do it, but the norm on our major highways is 15kph over on the 100kph roads (which tend to be 4 lane divided) And 10kph over on the 80kph highways (2 lanes, undivided.) The others truly stick out making it easier to be spotted by an officer.
Because I have lived and driven here for 45+ years, the speeds many of the TMC posters talk about seem insane to me and do nothing to make me trust FSDb since it is programmed and trained by people in places where speed is not a limit but a weak suggestion and the driver/ego is number one and all that matters; the surrounding cars need to make way for it.
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