Atari2600
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It does not seem to count when autopilot does hard braking. Does anyone disagree or know? There was one case I know for a fact it hit the brakes very hard and was not counted on my "perfect" run.
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mackgriggs
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I'm not seeing anywhere in the safety score about speed limit. Many times tesla speed limit is wrong anyway.
captainreynold
Member
Does anyone know if letting the pedal off at highway speeds and letting full regen braking take over counts as hard braking? It appears so...
powertoold
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ODWms
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There are limitations/considerations. But this looks like a step in the right direction.
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Tesla owners can now request ‘Full Self-Driving’, prompting criticism from regulators and safety advocates — The Washington Post
The “Full Self Driving” update was expected to hit Tesla cars over-the-air as soon as midnight.
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captainreynold
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Yes, thus my question. I think the regen braking alone is enough to trigger an event.
El joe
Active Member
I haven’t done any driving yet since the button but I’m already a bit salty that to get the features I paid $10k for, I have to drive it as if I own a Prius or something. Like who here bought a 400-1000HP car to drive like a grandma? Let’s be serious now.
First drive and I got a 95 with my only demerit being hard braking. So, it’s going to be impossible for me to get 100 I guess, since I never once actually hit my brake pedal. I can only assume it recorded the regen as I was going downhill as a “hard braking” event. Lmao.
Knightshade
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You didn't pay 10k to be an early tester of pre-production-ready software- which is what this is.
If you're not interested, just opt out, drive however you wish, and wait for the wide public release.
That’s very unfortunate because I regen brake 95% of the time. It could be a bit aggressive comparing to an ICE car if you just dump the gas pedal without throttling off slowly though
That’s not the point. If someone is charging me $10k they should at least provide me with a beta and not make me drive my 600hp car as if I own a Prius for a week to maybe, possibly, perhaps, get to play with a pre-production-ready software.
I’m still smelling some EOQ shenanigans all over this try outs concept
. In EOQ report I would like to hear how many people dumped money on FSD this week just because they thought this button will finally make them try the long promised FSD.
I am at 100% after 50 miles today. My energy use is reduced by 15-20%. This delayed gratification game that will be followed by an imminent punishment game should save plenty of energy and save the planet. 
Take it easy, let the guys in their Kias and Fords to feel more confident after beating that evil Tesla at the traffic light.
Take it easy, let the guys in their Kias and Fords to feel more confident after beating that evil Tesla at the traffic light.When the FSD matures to real autonomy, I want to see a setting that instructs the car to go full throttle ... like using drift in corners. For now, let's stay low.
I want to have a freedom of choice. If I want to be safe, slow, and careful…. I turn on AP/FSD and let it do it’s granny driving, if I want to do some spirited driving on the twisties with my 600hp car I spent 90k on, I should be able to do so without being penalized.
I don’t expect anyone to agree, because well, that’s just my personal opinion and it’s mine, you can have your own.
I don’t expect anyone to agree, because well, that’s just my personal opinion and it’s mine, you can have your own.
bobby g
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