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OFFICIAL BUTTON WATCH
- Thread starter Drrobmiller
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Funny, I am the opposite. In my understanding, the button actually showing up is the big question mark. But once it does, it seems to me that the process was very well defined and you'd get access in 1 week, providing you pass the Insurance test
Pretty certain we’ll get the button on time, but when one pushes it it simply says “Congratulations, you’re IN THE QUEUE!”
Can you show me where he said oct 1? He didn’t give any date. He said on Friday. Which I suppose is better that two weeks.
EVNow
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I don't drive much in Seattle. I live on the eastside - and the suburbs here have wider roads (but equally hilly).
The 10% consists of
- unmarked roads
- turns
- roundabouts
- occasional junction the AP gives up because the roads are weird
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Button appearing is a big public thing. They can start releasing beta to a few folks in the beginning slowly ... and Musk can just say we have started expanding beta, but slowly.
Atari2600
Active Member
Picked up my model 3 in Sep 2018 and for some reason I've been having false collision warnings, about 4 of them, over the past two months. Never had that happen before.
EVNow
Well-Known Member
Seems… unlikely. At least in my case.And THEN it’ll say you’re in the queue.(
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Elon did at least say it'll show in real-time how you're doing, so you should be able to correct your behavior based on what it says
Maybe that's a good idea for a driver-assist feature. Providing useful feedback on your bad driving mistakes. I could tolerate that in limited doses once in a while. For example when I was loaned a car with Lane-Departure alert I realized that sometimes I drive wide in the road.
But you should be able to turn it off too. Constant nagging would be annoying and would just get ignored. And it should actually be correct!
I back him, I get FCWs with AP on. Normally on hilly/windy backroads (Philly burbs)
I don't bet but if I did I'd bet that this time it's going to follow a strict timeline. OTA tomorrow, FSD next Friday. I say this due to the way Elon loosely promises things and they don't come true vs when he precisely depicts feature intricacies + a precise release day. I might be wrong, but it's the pattern I picked up from his tweets.
EDIT: Unless he's a time nerd and the OTA comes Oct 1st. But then FSD on Oct 8th.
mtndrew1
Active Member
This timeline buys the FSD team an additional week for a 10.1.1 last minute fix and an option for Elon to kick the can down the road another week or two if they get cold feet.
You're not wrong. But we FSD capability owners are really not owed anything from Tesla. That's how I see things, at least.
mtndrew1
Active Member
Depends on when you bought. They’ve had my money for three and a half years and the further back you go the more grandiose the promises were.
That said I bought FSD as a novelty to see where things went and I use and enjoy the existing feature set.
mtndrew1
Active Member
I’ve heard “by the end of the year,” “six months definitely,” “essentially a solved problem,” “absolutely confident,” and so on more times than I can count. They either need to get this thing out the door or start refunding money.
I’m truly amazed the folks who bought in 2016 with video “evidence” of FSD being a done deal haven’t filed suit.
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