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by x187463 6mo ago
96% here, including DC and Baltimore. Besides the bizarre Navigation choices and waiting to long for lane changes, FSD has reached essentially zero interventions outside of bad mapping situations. I really wish Tesla would use better map da
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by x187463 6mo ago
> Jumping a light in the dark? I don't know what this means. > Not thinking or learning to navigate by verbal instructions from your satnav or phone, instead of compromising the primary sense you must constantly use to drive with
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by x187463 6mo ago
It's worth noting that older Tesla's pre-2024, are stuck on an old version of FSD due to compute limitations. Recent FSD, generally, does not hang out in the left lane and is very good at recognizing when vehicles approach from th
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by x187463 6mo ago
It's not a semantic issue, FSD is a completely different system, but many people mix up the terms when discussing these systems due to poor naming. Autopilot is just cruise control and lane keep. FSD handles navigation and full vehicle
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by x187463 6mo ago
> It seems like it would be much safer for the autopilot to continue doing its best while sounding a loud alarm to make it clear that something dangerous is happening. This is essentially what FSD does, today. When the system determines
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by x187463 6mo ago
Sure, but the practical experience is that FSD is fairly predictable. It's just a matter of personal preference that comes from experience. I wouldn't impose a system like FSD on everybody.
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by x187463 6mo ago
One of my major complaints about FSD is the 'speed profiles'. You used to be able to set a target speed directly. Now, you can only select a profile. You're either going the exact speed limit, 2-3mph over, or essentially &#x2
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by x187463 6mo ago
Here's a simple example from last week. FSD was in control on my way to work, stopped at a red light early in the morning before the sun was up. The light turns green and FSD does not accelerate. I figured it was somehow confused and I
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by x187463 6mo ago
"Autopilot" is not $8K, that's FSD. Autopilot was the default cruise control/lane keep software and was renamed "Traffic Aware Cruise Control" a few months ago. The original name was ridiculously misleading.
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by x187463 6mo ago
This is reasonable, and you have to imagine many collisions involve the driver taking control at the last second causing the software to deactivate. That being said, this becomes a matter of defining a self-driving collision as one in which
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by x187463 6mo ago
Treat it like a driver assistance system. I treat FSD the same as I treat Augmented Cruise Control and Lane Keep Assist in my CRV. I keep my hands on the steering wheel and follow along with the decision making.
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by x187463 6mo ago
The difference is FSD is properly annotated as (Supervised) and does exactly that. Autopilot does not 'autopilot' the vehicle by any reasonable measure.
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by x187463 6mo ago
This article specifically mentions "Autopilot", not FSD. I'll call out Tesla for BS as much as the next person and I own no stock, but FSD (Supervised) is exactly what it says. There's no aspect of vehicle operation that
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by x187463 6mo ago
Many hit games originated as mods. If the Turtle WoW team really are on to something, they should pursue it as an independent game.
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by x187463 7mo ago
I got my first MacOS device, a Macbook Air, recently and was annoyed to find the toggle for 'natural scrolling' is unified between the trackpad and the mouse. I use the macbook docked 90% of the time. So, I asked ChatGPT if there
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by x187463 7mo ago
It would be great to have some useful information about the failure condition for FSD in this situation but the author provides essentially nothing. > The car was making a turn. Something felt off—the steering wheel jerked one way, then
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by x187463 7mo ago
Speed, especially in larger codebases.
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by x187463 7mo ago
> The 26% abandonment rate, the error cascade patterns in the first 2 minutes — these are behavioural signals, not just performance metrics. > When Claude Code gets stuck in a loop, tries an unexpected tool chain, or produces inconsis
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by x187463 8mo ago
He didn't ruin it for everybody. Management decided to punish the collective rather than deal with an employee who is acting in bad faith.
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by x187463 8mo ago
I think it's okay to complain about the design and presentation of the ads even on a free service. It's unreasonable to expect sites not to have some form of monetization of users that are not going to pay for the content, but tha
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by x187463 8mo ago
Claude Code in VSCode works exactly like this. Click to expand file search results, command output, etc.
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by x187463 9mo ago
Any recommended learning materials/resources for basic binary reverse engineering? I'm imaging a resource that teaches the common tools/concepts and provides binaries in increasing complexity.
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by x187463 9mo ago
Tesla has geofenced self-driving taxis operating in Austin as of Jan 2026. I wouldn't say they have a long way to go to achieve functional parity with Waymo. They do, however, need to prove reliability and safety, which comes with time
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by x187463 9mo ago
The rest of these Roku/Amazon/Google devices are full of advertising and underpowered hardware that results in cluttered and laggy interfaces. The Apple TV interface is completely free of advertising, responsive, and easy to navig
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by x187463 9mo ago
Of all the current US conspiracy theories, the UFO/UAP conspiracy is still the most interesting and fully developed/ongoing conspiracy space. Just check out the recent 'Age of Disclosure' documentary from this year. I&#x
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by x187463 9mo ago
For YouTube, in the case of Shorts, parents can now limit or block them altogether. https://techcrunch.com/2026/01/14/youtube-now-has-a-way-for-...
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by x187463 9mo ago
A nice feature of the Apple Card is the very fast processing of transactions. I can pay for something and have it show up as pending and clear within a day. Whereas my bank credit card will leave transactions pending for an average of five
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by x187463 9mo ago
From what I can tell, based on an excerpt of an interview with Colin, Mr Beast had a bunker-related video and visited Colin's bunker. As a viewer of Colin's channel and not Mr Beast, it seemed very strange, but makes more sense if
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by x187463 9mo ago
Because, obviously, you should be spending all of your waking time thinking about LLMs, agents, and how you can integrate them into every part of your life. If you have been living properly in the age of impending-AGI, you would have alread
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by x187463 10mo ago
A fantastic video from Matt, as usual. Yet another data point on why nobody should be wasting a second watching Mr Beast content. Complete algorithmically optimized garbage. I recall Mr Beast showing up in a Colin Furze video for a few minu

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