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solely about the FSD part of your comment. I got a chance to ride in a 2024 edition of the system this year and I was shocked at how good it was. Was it level 5
by maerF0x0 2mo ago
solely about the FSD part of your comment. I got a chance to ride in a 2024 edition of the system this year and I was shocked at how good it was. Was it level 5? of course not. But from my very lay understanding of level 3 it seemd to have achieved all that I would have assumed a computer could reasonably do.
- bigfishrunning 2mo agoNone of that matters, unless you can buy a Tesla with FSD enabled. This has been promised so many times, for so many years, that it's become a bit of a joke.
- brandonagr2 2mo agoYou can, https://www.tesla.com/fsd https://www.tesla.com/fsd Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving and quibble that supervision negates what the car is doing?
- bigfishrunning 2mo agoI'm not redefining self driving, tesla is: https://electrek.co/2025/09/05/tesla-changes-meaning-full-self-driving-give-up-promise-autonomy/ https://electrek.co/2025/09/05/tesla-changes-meaning-full-se... When they first started talking about it in the mid-teens, it was pitched as "read a book or take a nap" That is not what Tesla is selling in 2026.
- WheatMillington 2mo ago>Are you trying to invent your own definition for self driving Are you?
- JeremyNT 2mo ago> Was it level 5? of course not. You realize there are fully autonomous waymo cabs operating at "level 4" in several regions... today. Anybody can download the app and ride in them now. Google didn't go around promising this "next year" every year for the last decade. They just went out and did the work to make the product work, and released it.
- maerF0x0 2mo agoI do realize that. I'm not making a comparative judgement here. I'm mentioning that fsd as a feature is pretty amazing to me. Elon does over promise, but seems to at least partially deliver (as opposed to total vaporware).