Bill Price
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Or how about...........
I'm not Drunk Driving...........I'm either:
1. On my phone
2. Testing Full Self-Driving (Beta)
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Wiki MASTER THREAD: Actual FSD Beta downloads and experiences
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I'm not Drunk Driving...........I'm either:
1. On my phone
2. Testing Full Self-Driving (Beta)
One shouldn't. Hopefully, they can tune the weights so that these obvious blunders don't get chosen as a final path. But as of now, it can do the wrong thing at the worst time.This is scary; how would one ever feel relaxed knowing that performance at the same intersection, in the same conditions will vary so widely. I'm I reading you can have 10 successful turns, at the same intersection, and then the 11th turn may be into oncoming traffic?!
EVNow
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What is "surprising or unintuitive" to them might be normal for us. Moreover, they need to see the frequency of getting those issues. By self-censoring, we'd give them the wrong picture.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
The real problem with any signage is it's unlikely vast majority of people know anything about "self-driving".
What do you guys think is a common term a person on the street might know (I was thinking robot driver) ?
old pilot
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In Tennessee it is legal to pass on the right if the car ahead is turning left or stopped for any reason if there is an improved shoulder (paved) and it can be done safely. I don't know about the traffic laws where you are.
@EVNow - It's not really a "robot" driving (see attached), it's more AI driven, or self driving, or Student AI driver.
Yeah, it's definitely not proper behavior. FSD would have to turn left in front of the other cars on a red arrow. What the hell's it thinking?
EVNow
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I'm trying to figure out what someone on the street (who probably thinks Prius is the car "liberals" buy) would understand.
A self-driving car, also known as an autonomous vehicle (AV or auto), driverless car, or robotic car (robo-car),[1][2][3] is a vehicle that is capable of sensing its environment and moving safely with little or no human input.[4][5]
It's a giant roomba. Roomba at the wheel.
I did eventually but since there were no cars in a quiet residential area I wanted to see whether it would just stop late or just keep going. It just kept going. (T-intersection) If you saw the intersection you'd be absolutely ok with what I did.
I wonder if regulators will require an Uber/Lyft type sign in the front & rear of the car? Now there is no way for anyone to know FSD is driving. When FSD is off then the sign would go off. With Waymo and other companies you can see the camera/radar/lidar equipment and the cars usually have logos on them.
Not recommending this but I could see regulators considering this in the short term until self driving cars are more common.
FSDtester#1
Craves Electrolytes
Decided to test out the Plaid in cold 45 degree damp/wet Seattle weather with 19s and all season Contis….. No drag strip mode prep, etc. Surprisingly similar to the performance summer tires I took off. Likewise, there was slip at the start, so a dry road might have resulted in better times.
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old pilot
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I see, I thought as much. From one perspective, I'm looking forward to vision simply because I've had numerous occasions where autopilot doesn't see cyclists or bushes. On the other hand, I'm worried about having a smooth driving experience on the freeways.
So would Beta without supervision. And the Roomba can charge itself.
It just occurred to me that when Tesla says vision, maybe they mean supervision, like supercharger.
FSD Beta works with supervision.
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Daniel in SD
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* note that this is not actually a beta of full self-driving software, this is just a tribute.
I think "self-driving" is the most common term for a car that drives itself.
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