These guys demanding youtube subs to release videos are not doing the community any favors. Everyone is so hungry for any kind of video right now. And not 10min videos with old material and some new comments, just 5minutes of iphone video posted onto youtube would have been enough to get those thousands of subs without having annoy the fanbase...
Blog Tesla's Full Self-Driving Software Deployed to 'Careful Drivers'
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Wallstgrl
Member
I totally agree that greed and ways to monetize on the release of videos seem to have taken over. Hopefully the beta will soon reach a larger number of testers which will share videos quicker. It's a bit absurd that no videos have been released today during daylight conditions...
Soda Popinski
Member
Or they are still sleeping because they've been up all night lol...
mspisars
Active Member
Or, they are editing their videos and stuffing them with fluff to make sure they can (reach the 10+ minute mark) monetize this on YouTube, etc...
DanCar
Active Member
I've seen some discussion that only the success stuff has been posted. Not sure what the motivation is behind that. Is that what the NDA says? Only successful drives are allowed to be posted? Will be interesting when we can see disengagements or worse: no disengagement when one was needed.
I'd rather they just upload the unedited dashcam recording without the shrill child-like screaming.
mspisars
Active Member
This may be the reason why they are hesitating to share the videos:
"There are some ground rules to observe before becoming a certified YouTube Partner as well as some prerequisites needed to start. Aside from adhering to YouTube’s ad rules, you must amass a minimum of 4,000 video watch hours on your channel in the last 12 months and have 1,000 subscribers."
1k subscribers-check!
4000 hours of video watch hours- nope!
I can almost guarantee that they will continue delaying the posting of relevant videos until they have received the required 4000 watch-hours and been able to setup the YouTube partner program...
So, no... I don't think we will see much of interest in the next few days
This may be the reason why they are hesitating to share the videos:
"There are some ground rules to observe before becoming a certified YouTube Partner as well as some prerequisites needed to start. Aside from adhering to YouTube’s ad rules, you must amass a minimum of 4,000 video watch hours on your channel in the last 12 months and have 1,000 subscribers."
1k subscribers-check!
4000 hours of video watch hours- nope!
I can almost guarantee that they will continue delaying the posting of relevant videos until they have received the required 4000 watch-hours and been able to setup the YouTube partner program...
So, no... I don't think we will see much of interest in the next few days
Ding ding. They want to enable monetization for their channel.
VanillaAir_UK
Supporting Member
I'm not a fan of some youtube channels cross posting other peoples videos just to get views when the content isn't even theirs. Even worse, they are even giving permission to others to use that video even though it is not their original video to share. Even though they are not claiming that it is their video, I would still like to think that they have sought permission from the original video creators.
studioloft
Gavin
Any news on what happens to users with AP2.0 and FSD? Is Tesla still upgrading these systems? Or do they plan to?
mspisars
Active Member
Yes, please request the upgrade through your Tesla app!
They will let you know when the hardware will be available for your car.
dhanson865
Active Member
A decent video, you can see the car trying to dive right a couple of times but no disengagements.
lemketron
Member
Doesn’t seem likely... here’s a thread from the CEO of Voyage (also building autonomous vehicles) which is shows some issues:
https://twitter.com/olivercameron/status/1319835514887831552?s=21
I’m not at all surprised to see there are issues. That’s the whole point of the very limited beta release.
Many of us still remember when lane changing was first released. It was both amazing and a little scary as the car felt like a newly licensed teenage driver (perhaps more so to those of us having just lived through that experience in real life). But after a few months of early testing and human confirmations, the car became more confident and no longer needed us to confirm. Lane changes now are smooth, confident, and without hesitation.
I fully expect to see FSD progress in a similar manner, and am impatiently waiting to become part of the test fleet myself.
Silicon Desert
Active Member
I think you are going to be surprised to see 2020.44 pop up in the next couple days.
n.one.one
Member
2020.44 is on TeslaFi now. Anyone know what's in it?
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Silicon Desert
Active Member
Well, you've heard it in the movies.... I can tell you, but then I have to kill you.
Truthfully though, I don't know what is in it. I haven't been to the factory in a week. I just know it is on a few cars (outside TeslaFi).
By the time I know, you will likely know first. I'm going on vacation. Have fun folks.
I’ve been searching rather diligently, but I cannot seem to find anywhere that describes how one knows if one has the new FSD Beta build?
can someone provide a link or let me know? I’m pretty sure it’s not 2020.44, as that version came and went long ago...
Thanks!!
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