Already agreed to that point. But since I had the car showing stop signs and traffic lights 6 months ago I'm just not impressed. My opinion only, not asking you to agree, though Electrek did... I may end up being impressed if the visualizations are really good and accurate.... Doubt it but it's possible.
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What is sneak preview of FSD?
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Already agreed to that point. But since I had the car showing stop signs and traffic lights 6 months ago I'm just not impressed. My opinion only, not asking you to agree, though Electrek did... I may end up being impressed if the visualizations are really good and accurate.... Doubt it but it's possible.
powertoold
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Y'all silly if you thought Tesla would actually release city NoA any time soon.
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
powertoold
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Cool! Thanks for sharing! That traffic cone in the middle of the road though! LOL!FSD visualizations!
My M3 is always a bit over zealous in picking up traffic cones. Lots of false detections - I suspect this is a similar situation.
Ludalicious
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Just found this hot mind blowing update that includes
construction workers
As I said in the other thread where you posted this, I want to know whether "city level autopilot" means NoA in the city, or just permission to use the existing AP in the city, which the car will let you do even though they tell you not to.
Somehow I think that's not actually the real visualization. Somebody's having fun with Photoshop?
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
Good question! We would all love to know that. At this point, we don't know the answer yet. Although, I assume Tesla intent is actual "city NOA" at some point.
jebinc
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Thanks for sharing! Might you have the balance of the release notes to share?FSD visualizations!
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
Here you go.
Tesla 2019.40.50 Update Includes Driving Visualization, Camp Mode, and More
There is also a thread dedicated to it:
2019.40.50 Release Notes
Yes, we knew we were buying FSD differentiating features definitely by summer 2017:
None have shipped yet for us, though.
This was your point, right?
Buckminster
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diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
TOLD YOU!! Yes, it appears that Tesla is starting to roll out "feature complete" to some EA. I think that is what the "city level AP will blow people's minds" was a reference to.
”Level 5 no geofence” then?
Because that is what ”feature complete” means unless Elon Musk lied at Autonomy Investor Day or you are trying to re-define ”feature complete” into something that was not announced?
Looking forward to full traffic sign reading and reacting to humans directing traffic, if that is the case.
Ludalicious
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X2.... All I see is traffic cones and stop signs that do absolutely nothing other than distract a driver. Shouldn't they be implementing features that help with safety first.
diplomat33
Average guy who loves autonomous vehicles
Stop it!! No, I am not redefining "feature complete". I said "starting to roll out" meaning they are starting a process. I did not say that they have released the entire "feature complete". You know Tesla does things incrementally. So "L5 feature complete no geofence" is still the same but I am saying maybe Tesla is starting to roll out the first piece of "L5 feature complete no geofence", like "traffic light response". That is a piece of feature complete, not the whole thing.
@diplomat33 ”Starting to roll out feature complete” is a fairly well defined statement and it seems it does not mean what you think it means, then.
If we must find more useful and accurate words for this, may I suggest Tesla is starting to roll out some features of the Automatic Driving on City Streets.
In my view that is much more likely to be accurate than Elon’s ”Level 5 no geofence feature complete by end of 2019”.
If we must find more useful and accurate words for this, may I suggest Tesla is starting to roll out some features of the Automatic Driving on City Streets.
In my view that is much more likely to be accurate than Elon’s ”Level 5 no geofence feature complete by end of 2019”.
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Sweet, feature complete is finally here! That means my car will be able to do all of this then, right?
Or are we talking about the "feature complete" where the driver still has to do 95% of the tasks otherwise the car will crash and probably kill someone?
Or are we talking about the "feature complete" where the driver still has to do 95% of the tasks otherwise the car will crash and probably kill someone?
Eno Deb
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It's really simple: we have FSD, feature complete FSD, and partial feature complete FSD. The latter two can be grouped under "no FSD".
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