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Realistically, it's a display of just how far away FSD actually is. The mistakes the car makes in the video are unforgivable and extremely dangerous. > I've se
by Alupis 6y ago
Realistically, it's a display of just how far away FSD actually is. The mistakes the car makes in the video are unforgivable and extremely dangerous.
> I've seen other, equally cherry-picked videos
Cherry picked? Did you watch the video? It's a complete drive through Oakland - not cherry picked snippets.
- samatman 6y agoYes, cherry picked. I've seen video which is also unedited, and which shows Tesla FSD behaving just fine. It was promoted onto my Twitter feed by people who want to believe FSD is going well. Whereas this one was promoted to the top of HN by people who want to sell clicks promoting the idea that FSD is going poorly. Either one is cherry picking. What wouldn't be cherry picking is watching as much video of FSD driving as you can, collecting statistics on it, trying to make sure your samples are representative (good luck if you aren't Tesla), and writing up a report on what you find. This is, of course, a ton of work.
- Alupis 6y agoYour definition of "cherry picked" seems to differ from the generally accepted definition. The guy that made the video and posted it to youtube is a Tesla "fanboy". I doubt his goal was to paint Tesla's FSD software in a bad light. Yet, in one video, the Tesla nearly hits pedestrians, nearly side swipes other vehicles, drives in the wrong lane, comes to a complete stop in the middle of a busy road, and tried to drive straight through a iron fence. That doesn't look very good to me...