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If you're going to claim that first video was 'doctored', how about the second, the follow-up in a school zone, on a crosswalk, with the child dummy wearing a r
by bearmode 4y ago
If you're going to claim that first video was 'doctored', how about the second, the follow-up in a school zone, on a crosswalk, with the child dummy wearing a reflective safety vest, showing FSD enabled, and the accelerator not being depressed, with everything in view at all times?
https://twitter.com/RealDanODowd/status/1559245760054575112?s=20&t=l-h9QGOd2BeWRL5vP5tIbA https://twitter.com/RealDanODowd/status/1559245760054575112?...
What about the one from China where a Tesla accelerated on its own, the driver was unable to brake, and it ended up mowing down two pedestrians?
https://electrek.co/2022/11/13/tesla-china-responds-to-dramatic-crash-that-kills-two-video/ https://electrek.co/2022/11/13/tesla-china-responds-to-drama...
- iknowstuff 4y ago1) not fsd, just a test of automated emergency braking 2) lidar guy. You'll see a ton of responses to his antics on HN and YouTube. 3) not fsd, driver confused pedals
- ramraj07 4y ago> driver confused pedals Says Tesla who had every intention to lie. The driver wasn’t drunk and I can’t believe a human can plough accudentally for that long.
- iknowstuff 4y agoThey were proven right in court in every prior case. This isn't new. Not that this is relevant anyway. This incident is not related to autonomy at all.
- bearmode 4y ago>1) not fsd, just a test of automated emergency braking So you're saying we should trust full self-driving on a car that can't brake in emergencies reliably? And that this is ok? >2) lidar guy. You'll see a ton of responses to his antics on HN and YouTube. From fans of Tesla & Musk. Just as untrustworthy. Except one side here has provided evidence of a problem, and the other side has responded by making excuses & attacking the guy.
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