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Wiki MASTER THREAD: Actual FSD Beta downloads and experiences
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So far I have checked my app 37.....38....no now 39 times and no 10.4. When will checking it produce a different result?
Anyone with 10.4 notice if it stops driving in the middle of the road where lanes aren’t marked?
My subdivision is off of a road where the speed limit is 45, and it thinks 45 is the speed limit in the subdivision until it sees a 25 sign. It’s fairly alarming when it starts hauling ass as soon as I pull into the neighborhood. I keep hoping they will fix that as well.
My subdivision is off of a road where the speed limit is 45, and it thinks 45 is the speed limit in the subdivision until it sees a 25 sign. It’s fairly alarming when it starts hauling ass as soon as I pull into the neighborhood. I keep hoping they will fix that as well.
Bill Price
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Zulu is good for we ham radio operators as well.Let’s all just start saying Zulu time, it’s easier for us pilots
While we all like to think and see improvements in our car think how WEIRD it would actually be if it were individualized. In a couple of years we would have smart Tesla's and dumb Tesla's on the road. One could boast that their Tesla's is smarter than your average Tesla
or even better when selling used add a premium to price since it was smarter.
Iain
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Strange thing is my car is in my garage in Austin and I’m in San Diego, yet I have opened my app 37, 38, 39 times myselfSo far I have checked my app 37.....38....no now 39 times and no 10.4. When will checking it produce a different result?
Bill Price
Active Member
Well, as long as you guys are doing the work for me, I get to sit back, relax, and wait without checking. Thanks!Strange thing is my car is in my garage in Austin and I’m in San Diego, yet I have opened my app 37, 38, 39 times myself
rxlawdude
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The example given for proving your second sentence is rolling of dice. However, the EXPECTATION of results will ALWAYS be the same: a total between one and twelve will result. Every time.
Bill Price
Active Member
Really? I find that hard to believe! Please explain to me how you roll a one with two dice?
TripleG3
Member
Still waiting on 10.4 here and I was in the very first batch for FSD beta. 2020 M3 SR+
I guess this is just part of the staggering they're doing now?
One of the dice balances on its edge? But that means it would be possible to roll a zero.
I think what the rest of the people said was that it'll change with practice. Keep going!So far I have checked my app 37.....38....no now 39 times and no 10.4. When will checking it produce a different result?
rxlawdude
Active Member
Er, would you believe two? (Or, I fit the definition of insane.)
And two is within the parameter between one and twelve.
Bill Price
Active Member
Agreed.Er, would you believe two? (Or, I fit the definition of insane.)
And two is within the parameter between one and twelve.
My wife still seems to do some sort of math or calculation in her head when I say "noon thirty" to mean 12:30 PM. When she asks me what time it is (minded she too is apple watch wearer with iphone, etc.) If I say something like "its twenty-two ten" I get it, she's taking 22 and subtracts 8 and then adds 2 and then subtracts 6 to get the hour, probably then looks outside and see's that it's dark, and then the TEN is about 1/6 of an hour so it's probably around 10:15 PM right?
At least this is how it looks from the outside what is going on on the inside.. I could be wrong though. ;-)
Historically, latest PLAY STORE available android OS version has not kept pace with the most recent requirements for the most recent vehicle FSD Beta software requirements.
What were the list of issues you had, maybe just the top three worst or most critical/concerning?
pushing the go peddle has always helped with getting the FSD to take a bit more risk or use less overly cautious action.
Just moving to 24 hour time would be helpful, sort of like the ROW!Let’s all just start saying Zulu time, it’s easier for us pilots
rxlawdude
Active Member
So does a day begin at D-1 2400, or D at 0000 hours? We've seen in healthcare applications different interpretations for identifying midnight, and integrating these is a major PIA (and confusing to users!).
OPINION: Does anyone disagree that the date changes precisely at midnight? It seems anomalous to use "24xx" from prior date for that first hour of the calendar day. A day should run from 0000:00 - 2359:59, which makes more logical sense. I suppose one could argue that 0000:01 - 2400:00 makes sense, but that makes an exception to what an hour on a given day means.
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