[UK] 2023.20.x

[Durzel]

Yes. It did exactly that when I booked one last time

I had similar the first time I ever got condensation in one of my rear lights. Had visible water droplets, but on the day of the appointment it was atypically clement weather and by the time I got to the SC (a good hour drive) it had improved to the point where it was deemed no longer worthy of replacement.

That being said - they also told me that they had the wrong side part anyway, so that might have been a factor as well. Shambles.

Subsequent replacements have been done by mobile service and fortunately (?) have still shown issues on the day of replacement, so have never been an issue.

 

[Fursty Ferret]

Done another 140 motorway miles and the car is scared of bridge shadows producing a lovely should I /shouldn't weak phantom slow
Doesn't like to pull in after passing lorries and offering you the choice, it then bottles it half way through the manoeuvre

It's extremely unlikely that Tesla are modifying anything on Autopilot / NoA beyond some of the legally mandated handicapping that they did last year. Unfortunately all you're seeing is the day-to-day variability in the system.

 

[Zilla91]

It's extremely unlikely that Tesla are modifying anything on Autopilot / NoA beyond some of the legally mandated handicapping that they did last year. Unfortunately all you're seeing is the day-to-day variability in the system.

People keep repeating this as though it's fact but is there any actual evidence this is true?

 

[GeorgeSymonds]

I believe notateslaapp have said it’s bringing single stack but sounds like no evidence of that in the performance

 

[Lee Davis]

there any actual evidence this is true

There's no evidence for either position AFAIK, but I tend to agree with @Fursty Ferret . I haven't felt anything change in the past 12 months. Still works pretty well as long as you have enough experience to know what makes it have a 'moment'.

 

[goRt]

It's extremely unlikely that Tesla are modifying anything on Autopilot / NoA beyond some of the legally mandated handicapping that they did last year. Unfortunately all you're seeing is the day-to-day variability in the system.

Let's unpick that
The underlying code is unchanged in 4+ years after Musky's blind alley
I drive the same route every Tuesday at the same time of day (12:05 local)
I now get told to "change lane to follow the route" where I never did before, so the planner / map data has changed
Yesterday on the a303 from Basingstoke to Andover, return, this occurred much more frequently than before the update

 

[Zilla91]

I believe notateslaapp have said it’s bringing single stack but sounds like no evidence of that in the performance

It's be pretty easy to confirm or refute that statement; are the visuals any different? If not then it's still the same old stack that may, or may not, have had some tweaks made to it

 

[Toblerone]

I believe notateslaapp have said it’s bringing single stack but sounds like no evidence of that in the performance

So Elon said today that FSDb 11.4.4 goes out this week. My hope is this is on the main/latest 2023.20 version and that subsequently brings us closer to UK AP / EAP improvements.

 

[GeorgeSymonds]

So Elon said today that FSDb 11.4.4 goes out this week. My hope is this is on the main/latest 2023.20 version and that subsequently brings us closer to UK AP / EAP improvements.

He does say a lot of things though - and his idea of ‘go out’ sometimes just equates to ‘we’re going to try compiling a build for internal testing’ - one day it will happen but I’ve learnt not to hold my breadth

 

[KennethS]

Lately his projections for next versions of FSD beta releases has been closer to reality (sadly irrelevant to all of us being outside of the FSD testing countries).

 

[Durzel]

I see no reason to assume that Elon gives much more than a passing thought about the goings on in the UK. Everything is US centric.

Elon promised "FSD visualsations" (ie. FSD beta without the actual control part of it) for Europe back in September 2021. He's a chronic bullshitter.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1440361722473156611

Some people are evidently far more optimistic about the perpetual promises about what these releases mean for the UK in terms of "single stack", "Dojo", etc that is apparently the panacea for all of the issues we face, but I'm more jaded I'm afraid.

 

[Mrklaw]

I hope they turn the visualisations on soon - surely they can't be much worse than what we have now randomly drawing a truck on top of you when there isn't one anywhere near you?

 

[Lee Davis]

surely they can't be much worse than...

I bookmarked that for future reference

 

[goRt]

I hope they turn the visualisations on soon - surely they can't be much worse than what we have now randomly drawing a truck on top of you when there isn't one anywhere near you?

The "single stack" (was originally vision, but that got used for something else) is required to stop that - so the occupancy network has worked out where things are.
What's being talked about are different pictures of the underlying poor understanding of what's going on around the car

 

[yessuz]

Still holding on installing this ...

I hope they didn't disable USS? ))

P.s. will ask this for every software update now

 

[Bootneckshuffl]

Pressing “camera preview” for me gets a spinning wheel

Awesome

 

[Drew57]

Pressing “camera preview” for me gets a spinning wheel

Maybe sell it to a museum or start a new thread.

 

[Adopado]

Still holding on installing this ...

I hope they didn't disable USS? ))

P.s. will ask this for every software update now

I don’t think you’ll need to ask!

 

[PR-UK]

Looking at the cameras the left and right B pillar cameras they don't seem to be exactly aligned with one showing a corner of black trim.

I certainly hope the wide front camera isn't used for the rain detection because from this picture I was in a monsoon!

 

[Bootneckshuffl]

Maybe sell it to a museum or start a new thread.

Neither would help mate