S4WRXTTCS
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Sunday to Monday so before peoples commute on Monday.so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
Not for the 99's though. We'll be forced to wait another day or two.
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Sunday to Monday so before peoples commute on Monday.so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
Of course, it's all relative and based on personal preference. However, since I don't have anything approaching perfect information on which to base a deeply informed decision, I will -- with open eyes -- accept Tesla's invitation to join the beta with version 10.3 given my safety score of 99.There will always be a "safer" version ahead. When will you know it us safe enough?
We'll need to remain vigilant and avoid overconfidence in the reliability of FSD while it seems to perform really well, but in fact still has lots of issues than can surprise us at the worst possible moments while we're inattentive if we trust it too much. I'm happy that Tesla is now using the internal camera to help mitigate this very real risk.ut, there will be a point where improvements will start to actually diminish safety as the average driver starts to subconsciously trust it.
Yup! What Tesla is doing is super difficult, impressive, and scalable. Relying on LIDAR for Level 5 autonomy on any road without advanced detailed mapping = .And everyone here realizes that if they solve the issues everyone is having with FSD 10.2 in 10.x or 11.x, it will be a really really big deal?
When they released 10.2 to the 100’s Elon said at 1am 10/9 that they were postponing it because of last minute concerns and it would be released “Sunday or Monday” and they released it at 12 midnight Sunday and Elon tweeted so at 1:00 am Monday. So my educated guess is between midnight Sunday and 1am Monday (California time)so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
Beta has been out for a YEAR. They are not going to solve even most, much less all for a WHILE.And everyone here realizes that if they solve the issues everyone is having with FSD 10.2 in 10.x or 11.x, it will be a really really big deal?
Beta has been out for a YEAR. They are not going to solve even most, much less all for a WHILE.
Yes.so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
Mon best caseso take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
I am going to guess first thing in the morning.so take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
I don't think it's magical thinking to believe that the car's NN can be optimized.
I agree with most of what you are saying, especially the part about how we really don't know what it will take to get to L4. All we know is that Telsa appears to be on a path of continuous improvement until they either hit L4 or another local maximum. And we don't know which will happen.
Since his tweet was at 6:43am on Saturday and they're just fixing the left turn at traffic lights (small fix hopefully). I would bet on Sunday morning (fingers cross) I'm still enjoy using 10.2 FSD Betaso take your bets
Do you think tonight, aka Sunday Morning?
Or tmrw night aka Monday Morning?
Single Stack.The idea they'll somehow add everything they need for L4 in the space they have left and then somehow shrink it in at least half, seems pretty magical at this point.
The problem with this is FSD buyers were promised L5 autonomous driving way back in late 2016 when it was released.
The other issue is they promised something they ultimately don't have any control over. It's not up to them to decide when their cars are ready for autonomous operation, but the regulatory bodies in the region the owner is in.
At some point Tesla will be forced to acknowledge that HW3 (and maybe HW4 as well) don't meet the requirements set forth for autonomous driving, and they will always be L2 systems.
It's my belief that Tesla always intended on using the regulatory get out of jail free card. How can they design something for regulations not even written at the time they released the HW?
They don't need to pull the card as long as the upgrades are straight forwards (MCU Computer, AP Computer, Cameras, etc).
HW3 will go out with a whimper and it won't be a massive fleetwide upgrade or owners getting refunded. Maybe just a few sprinkles of lawsuits where only the lawyers win.
Single Stack.
Frees up NN nodes.How does that help?
Currently the highway stack only runs on the highway, and the city streets code runs when off the highway.
Apart from which, they were already out of compute in 1 node before city streets came along
Frees up NN nodes.