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It strikes me as incredibly weird to maintain two separate stacks, especially because FSD was "available" when I bought my car. In retrospect, though, I guess i
by rconti 1y ago
It strikes me as incredibly weird to maintain two separate stacks, especially because FSD was "available" when I bought my car. In retrospect, though, I guess it wasn't actually available to use, just for purchase.
So I suppose they had a parallel development process for FSD while building autopilot features?
But since there is a hardware support overlap, it seems like at some point you'd migrate autopilot cars to the FSD software stack, with limitations added in via feature flags.
- josephcsible 1y agoAutopilot basically hasn't gotten any new features since FSD came out. > But since there is a hardware support overlap, it seems like at some point you'd migrate autopilot cars to the FSD software stack, with limitations added in via feature flags. This is exactly what a lot of people speculate will happen soon.