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i have no basis for this guess, but i'd suppose it's more miles being driven, not a significant programming update. <checking> yep, TFA linkes to another arti
by jiveturkey 3y ago
i have no basis for this guess, but i'd suppose it's more miles being driven, not a significant programming update.
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yep, TFA linkes to another article that there was a recent significant increase in miles driven.
i guess that doesn't necessarily jibe with your perception of a noticeable difference in singular behavior, but our brains do funny things. when you buy a certain new make of car, suddenly you wonder why so many of them are on the road. (they always were)
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 3y agoBut in this case, everyone seems to agree that behavior changed, and data about incident reports matches it. It matches my experience too. It wasn't a subtle change. Cruise cars rapidly went from being timid and predictable to unpredictable.