Don’t forget that Uber’s attempt resulted in a death, and they have since discontinued self-driving efforts.
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Don’t forget that Uber’s attempt resulted in a death, and they have since discontinued self-driving efforts.
RGloverii
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The total download was about 4.3GB. With no indication of an update.
So yea, looks like maps.
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There's no way we'll have that technology in the near future. Two things at once? That's quantum computing technology...
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Or neural net has already calculated every song you're going to listed to for the next 12 months.
If I signed a waiver saying Tesla could never be at fault for beta software, I'd be happy with any new garbage they were willing to try. I'm a big boy and have had my fair share of the alpha/beta software world, including my own code, and test existing autopilot in ridiculous conditions it was never meant for and would never blame software for not performing there. Extreme vigilance and treating every single autopilot engagement as a challenge would be perfectly fine for me. If they really offered a "check for updates" button that Elon pseudo-promised, along with the ability to test "dangerous code, use at own risk", I'd still use it. I'm not so scared that I can't simply have my hands on the steering wheel and my foot hovering over the pedals in case it decided to drive me off a cliff - I acknowledge that defeats the whole purpose of autopilot, but I also understand that's what's required. What we really need is the option, rather than be treated as little children that don't know what's best for them. I'd happily take an update 2 or 3 times a week of the code and do ridiculous testing for it while others (allegedly) refuse to even activate autopilot until Tesla declares it stable! Given autosteer is still "beta" even 18 months after its first AP2 inception, they could be waiting a very very long time. I respect their position but feel to be the opposite end of the spectrum. What Tesla needs to do is acknowledge this discrepancy in its customers and offer only stable releases as a default, with others consciously opting in to beta, or even alpha, releases rather than randomly sending out offers to some random few individuals who may or may not be suited to prerelease testing.
I think we need some more driving videos or something.
Bruce.
Bruce.
76 pages of disappointment and ruined dreams....
Moderator note: Moved some discussion of FSD and hardware to this thread:
FSD and hardware (overflow from multiple threads)
Bruce.
FSD and hardware (overflow from multiple threads)
Bruce.
My friend also has Early Release. His wife wants him to see a doctor for it...
I am a doctor and want the early releases... should I be looking in the mirror?
MacGreiner
5YJ
On V9 beta, has anyone noticed any news on: 1. One pedal driving 2. Chademo adaptor working ?
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
So many 36.2!!!
Must be something to do with V9
Must be something to do with V9
boonedocks
MS LR Blk/Blk 19”
I don't think so. If there was real "genuineness" in Elon's statements and tweets about V9.0 coming out in August then September I think it would have just come out regardless of which firmware cars were on. IMO this is just normal transition of software updates as if V9 wasn't even on the radar.
TeslaFi has shown no new downloads of V9 in 2 days now.
Hopefully it means that Tesla is testing it with the early access people and does not mean a fatal flaw was uncovered and they halted the upload.
Hopefully it means that Tesla is testing it with the early access people and does not mean a fatal flaw was uncovered and they halted the upload.
TT97
Active Member
If there was a fatal flaw, I am guessing they would have rolled back the software quickly.
My (half-full glass) guess is since they went 39 --> 39.0.1 --> 39.2.1 --> 39.3 --> 39.4 quickly over a few days but are now stopped on 39.4 that each version found some small bug(s) which was updated with the next version. Now that 39.4 has been holding still for a couple days, they have not found further bugs needing 39.5 and just testing further to make sure no additional bugs pop up.
We don't know that they have stopped new versions. Tesla could have just cleaned house and stopped sending new versions to the people that leaked to TeslaFi or other places.
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It wouldn’t be hard for them to have the firmware or cloud block communication with TeslaFi either.... they could’ve automated the enforcement.
sevenout
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MS with AP2 on 32.4 here. Car just downloaded 5.4Gb last night. No notifications on screen this morning. Assuming this is a new maps download. I've heard there is typically a notification when new maps are installed. Does it take time after download to process the maps before the notification is presented?
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