audionemesis

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by audionemesis 8y ago
As of around mid-March. https://twitter.com/karpathy/status/974704734073274368
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by audionemesis 8y ago
> - Around 40% of their cash in hand is from refundable deposits, from people who thought they would get a $35k car Do you have a source on the amount of people who "thought they would get a $35k car?" Autopilot itself has alwa
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by audionemesis 8y ago
The Model S is in fact about as heavy as a Ford F150. However, if this braking result is consistent across all Model 3 vehicles, that's a bit worrisome. I'm also a little concerned with the other issues they had (ergonomics, wind
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by audionemesis 8y ago
Yes? My 75D had an entire second shaved off of its 0 - 60 time. I was aware of the change and was able to deal with it just fine... I'm also not sure what the alternative you're imagining here is. Take it in to a shop just to have
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by audionemesis 8y ago
Well, yes. You get prompted to update your car (you can choose not to). And then after the update is complete, you get a Whats Changed prompt the next time you're in your car. Essentially a patch notes for your vehicle
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by audionemesis 8y ago
This is extremely disingenuous. We have brains (at least, I like to think most of us do) which are capable of many, many times the amount of processing power which currently exists in AP2 and AP2.5 cars. Elon himself has mentioned this delt
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by audionemesis 8y ago
"Is $5,000 what owners of other cars pay for similar driver-assist features?" Although at its core, that's what Autopilot is (nothing more than Lane-Keep Assist and Adaptive Cruise-Control), to leave it at that is not giving