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Wipers won't freaking stop
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CyberGus
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CyberGus
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Your guess is as good as anyone else's, but that Cybertruck photo was Taken outside the Fremont factory.
? [Update: NOT Production Wiper] New Cybertruck design spied! Shortened front, no door handles, side mirrors, curved windshield glass! [Dec. 10]
Update: Elon Musk has since confirmed that this is not a production windshield wiper A couple quick thoughts. Front end is definitely a bit shorter. That wasn’t just an optical illusion. Big ass wiper on the driver side. Door handle gone Curved front window looks hot. Is it just me or is...
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Your guess is as good as anyone else's, but that Cybertruck photo was Taken outside the Fremont factory.
? [Update: NOT Production Wiper] New Cybertruck design spied! Shortened front, no door handles, side mirrors, curved windshield glass! [Dec. 10]
Update: Elon Musk has since confirmed that this is not a production windshield wiper A couple quick thoughts. Front end is definitely a bit shorter. That wasn’t just an optical illusion. Big ass wiper on the driver side. Door handle gone Curved front window looks hot. Is it just me or is...
Maybe it's just me, but a wiper that only wipes half the windshield doesn't seem like an idea that would catch on.
BlueNSX
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Auto wipe program really sucks on my Model 3 2021. Just picked it up, 3 weeks ago, we've had nothing but rain and snow up here in Ottawa. And the wiper control almost made me crash a few times already.
I need a quick way to turn the auto off, when it doesn't quit it makes for zero visibility in the middle of a slushy snowy highway, going at high speed, super dangerous.
I think this was only tested in California.
I need a quick way to turn the auto off, when it doesn't quit it makes for zero visibility in the middle of a slushy snowy highway, going at high speed, super dangerous.
I think this was only tested in California.
Well, I'm in Los Angeles and it was giving me problems too.
Try voice commands - that was my solution.
Silicon Desert
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My dad has always said how we have become more easily upset over time about much of nothing. Then notes he used to ride to the store in his wagon pulled by horses with the rain all over him.
Actually, Tesla has great developers. But, most of them are hard at work developing new games and new farting rhythms.
And I walked 2 miles to school every day, uphill both ways. I was born before Television.
_Redshift_
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Tesla are guilty of not being transparent for sure, but I believe you're assuming too much here. In a software company there are multiple different teams working on different things. Although there are some allocated to games and the likes, there must be a significant team on the AI for FSD, there's most probably another on general UI, some people on engine power improvements ets.
People also don't all have the same qualifications. The ones on games might not be great on AI problems for example.
People also don't all have the same qualifications. The ones on games might not be great on AI problems for example.
Silicon Desert
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Funny, but actually yes he did in his final years To his dying day he said we have become a pampered society that expects immediate gratification. Maybe yes is some cases, maybe no in others. So when I see my wind shield wipers going nuts, I just laugh. I think it was his way of just saying for me not to raise my blood pressure over little things.
And I'm not upset a
Well yeah, but it's also not good for your blood pressure to pretend little things aren't annoying!
Funny, but actually yes he did in his final years To his dying day he said we have become a pampered society that expects immediate gratification. Maybe yes is some cases, maybe no in others. So when I see my wind shield wipers going nuts, I just laugh. I think it was his way of just saying for me not to raise my blood pressure over little things.
Well yeah, but it's also not good for your blood pressure to pretend little things aren't annoying!
T-Mom
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I understood his/her point. It is not good ONLY if you let those little things to get to you. It's not about "pretending" they don't. Therapy needed ?
I understood his/her point. It is not good ONLY if you let those little things to get to you. It's not about "pretending" they don't. Therapy needed ?
I need therapy because the automatic wiper feature doesn't work properly?
_Redshift_
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This. ^
So as a society we have to lower our standards? Why?
My 2013 S which uses a simple rain sensor has never, ever had any issues.
Wipers that go crazy unexpectedly could potentially be a hazardous situation. Especially if the driver is already a bit impaired visually, as some older drivers might be.
Again, what’s the reason we have to lower our expectations?
I don't want to get into the therapy argument. I'll just say that when the AI wiper system goes crazy, I set it to manual which removes the danger out of it. I see the automatic wiper system as "available when it feels like it", which is a bummer, but the danger side of it can be alleviated easily.
Haha the therapy argument.
I think there's a good chance we're kidding around here.
I think there's a good chance we're kidding around here.
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