I don't see any technical reason it couldn't. It might be hard for it to figure out the answer. And it might ask Grok rather than a passerby.
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Interesting read. BC is banning any vehicles capable of level 3, 4 or 5 ADAS, wether the system is on or not.
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British Columbia bans Level 3 and higher autonomous vehicles
British Columbia has introduced a new regulation that bans the use of autonomous vehicles on the province’s roads. The ban includes Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5 autonomous vehicles, but not Level 2, which […]
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It's also crush margin in the event of someone high centering their truck (pack is upside down). Plus some level of thermal isolation.
Sounds as if someone paid off someone.Interesting read. BC is banning any vehicles capable of level 3, 4 or 5 ADAS, wether the system is on or not.
British Columbia bans Level 3 and higher autonomous vehicles
British Columbia has introduced a new regulation that bans the use of autonomous vehicles on the province’s roads. The ban includes Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5 autonomous vehicles, but not Level 2, which […]
Banned unless authorized by the province.Interesting read. BC is banning any vehicles capable of level 3, 4 or 5 ADAS, wether the system is on or not.
British Columbia bans Level 3 and higher autonomous vehicles
British Columbia has introduced a new regulation that bans the use of autonomous vehicles on the province’s roads. The ban includes Level 3, Level 4, and Level 5 autonomous vehicles, but not Level 2, which […]
We’ll probably see more of this in the states and provinces where regulations currently don’t exist because SAE Level 3-5 autonomous vehicles aren’t a thing yet. It’s not an outright ban, it’s establishing a framework wherein autonomous vehicles need approval to operate and need to meet certain requirements for that approval — probably like transference of liability, redundancy in the systems, etc.
Yeah, gotta love the immediate reaction that it "means Tesla deliberatly delivered the Cybertruck with a lower range than advertised."
Anyway, saw my first CT here in the Middle of Nowhere, TX yesterday. Stunning, almost as good as the eclipse. SP to the moon!
Anyway, saw my first CT here in the Middle of Nowhere, TX yesterday. Stunning, almost as good as the eclipse. SP to the moon!
2daMoon
Mostly Harmless
Duh!
It's a Feature.
It was designed that way to add buoyancy for when the CT is used as a boat.
GhostSkater
Member
And we can't even say with 100% certainty it's not, maybe with 99.9%Duh!
It's a Feature.
It was designed that way to add buoyancy for when the CT is used as a boat.
Musskiah
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Todd Burch
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Careful now, you're starting to sound like Reuters. And we know how that ended for them.
Interestingly Tesla started advertising on cnn.com, which has been quite critical of Musk. It looks like the amount of advertising is increasing.
Um, could I have what's on the second shelf please?
Although, there is added margin of safety by having some distance to a bolder poking hard on the belly. And the buoyancy thing could make sense since we know it's slightly pressurized for water immunity. Feels like a puzzle piece is missing still. That much space for airflow??? And _____?
Ya, it's fishy at best. Doesn't add up for venting purposes when there is liquid A/C cooling. Air convection might only help slightly along the top (bottom as it's flipped). But wouldn't you vent with the hot air "on top" to add separation with the cabin area?
Although, there is added margin of safety by having some distance to a bolder poking hard on the belly. And the buoyancy thing could make sense since we know it's slightly pressurized for water immunity. Feels like a puzzle piece is missing still. That much space for airflow??? And _____?
For venting not cooling. Two separate things, but I'll defer to an engineer to explain whether or not this is the actual case with the cybertruck battery pack
Thanks, if actually venting, then it implies out-gassing. Didn't know, still don't.
Is anyone who lives in NYC interested in joining forces to do some testing of FSD here? Not aware if anyone on Youtube is
posting videos from NYC? Certainly one of the most challenging environments for FSD so will tell us a lot about how far it has come
and how far it still has to go. DM if you would like to do this. Thanks
posting videos from NYC? Certainly one of the most challenging environments for FSD so will tell us a lot about how far it has come
and how far it still has to go. DM if you would like to do this. Thanks
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