brandonagr2

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by brandonagr2 4y ago
Yes, every adaptive cruise control system explicitly ignores stationary objects when travelling at highway speeds (the radar filters out stationary things, as it cant tell the difference between a road sign and a stopped car)
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
I paid for it and have been using FSD beta for over 6 months, the most recent 10.12 is a big improvement on smoothness and further improves my confidence in the system
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
> Given how frequently the car yells at you when you're not holding the wheel What? You claim to own a Tesla but don't know that you must keep your hand on the wheel at all times?
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
Tesla stopped putting radar units in new Model S/X in February this year. https://www.tesla.com/support/transitioning-tesla-vision
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
It was true for a previous iteration of city streets feature, never for autopilot on the highway, and not for the current fsd beta
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
It is safe to use, when used as _intended_ (ie how the car tells you every single time you turn autopilot on). Cars are inherently unsafe when the driver is drunk, would you say cars are either safe or shouldn't exist and be illegal?
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
This was 2 years ago, with no indication of what software version the car was running. The fact that current versions of autopilot would now slow down when exiting a freeway to help prevent accidents caused by careless drivers is a testamen
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by brandonagr2 4y ago
False, it was not when starting Zip2, it was a later funding round and the funding didn't depend on Errol's investment https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1211064937004589056