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by xedeon 6y ago
> FSD Beta," which incidentally they told CA DMV was emphatically not full self-driving[0] Have you read the actual definition of what constitutes as an autonomous mode/autonomous vehicles. As defined by California law? From CA
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by xedeon 6y ago
Interesting take. I'm coming from driving MB. Their driver assist and safety systems have rarely worked and will always trigger false alerts. Tesla on the other hand have actually saved me from a few potential frontal, rear and side sw
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by xedeon 6y ago
I provided you with a collection of facts from the court case and ruling. Make of it what you will. But painting Unsworth as a saint that did nothing wrong and calling it a smear campaign is baseless. You are essentially discounting the jud
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by xedeon 6y ago
I suggest you research who is behind the site you just linked and what their agenda is. The videos that I linked are also from Dec 2020 and Feb 2021 respectively. Not from "from the last six months". Here's one from 5 days ag
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by xedeon 6y ago
You must be talking about Vern Unsworth? He's NOT a diver and did not rescue anybody. He was a "cave expert". He was enjoying the limelight and was pretty hostile to anyone/anything that was taking the attention away fro
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by xedeon 6y ago
> Considering that this is exactly what Musk did, I find it pretty ironic that his fans have no problem projecting that upon people that Musk smears. A bit ad hominem isn't it? How do you know I am a fan? Everything I said are facts
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by xedeon 6y ago
Just to name a few: Zip2 Corporation SpaceX Tesla Motors SolarCity The Boring Company Hyperloop Open AI Neuralink
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by xedeon 6y ago
> Didn't Musk grow up in a wealthy family? No. That's a false narrative. He arrived in North America with $2,000 worth of savings a backpack and a suitcase full of books. He also paid his way through college. According to Ashle
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by xedeon 6y ago
> Saying any brand is safer than human driving is a huge lie. Can you substantiate this statement with discernible data? We recently did a road trip in Oregon. Even with an older version of autopilot (AP1) on our Model X which only has o
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by xedeon 6y ago
> The person in the driver’s seat is only there for legal reasons. He is not doing anything. The car is driving itself. I mean, they are not completely wrong. Although not perfect. FSD Beta is still pretty impressive. There's no den
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by xedeon 6y ago
Same with most hybrid cars. Toyota/Lexus strictly forbids this and is have denied warranty claims. It’s also clearly stated on the owner manuals.
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by xedeon 6y ago
The source was already cited on the article? Albeit, you had to click the Twitter link. You should’ve read it more thoroughly. It’s also worth mentioning that the original story was actually posted on the /r/teslamotors subreddit.
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by xedeon 6y ago
> How is that clear? I am curious where in the article that was made clear to you. Click the Twitter link from the article. There is a picture of the owner where he said on he FB post: "So I bring it to Tesla and they are replacing
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by xedeon 6y ago
It's pretty clear that they ONLY denied the warranty to the 12V battery. Which is reasonable and is clearly stated on the manual. Lexus/Toyota won't even let you jump start another vehicle if you have a Hybrid. Not only will
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by xedeon 6y ago
I like the way you think!
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by xedeon 6y ago
Kia e-Niro 255 282 90% Nissan Leaf 208 239 87% Audi e-tron 206 255 81% Tesla Model 3 270 348 78% Jaguar I-PACE 223 292 76% Mercedes EQC 194 259 75% Peugeot e-208 162 217 74% Actually 76%~ and below. So mid, not low-end. The Volkswagen e-Up
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by xedeon 6y ago
> Car and Driver only got 200 highway miles on their Model 3 That's only highway miles... EPA, WLTP and NEDC efficiency tests are highway and city driving. They are standardized to control as much variables as possible. Which is fun
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by xedeon 6y ago
The issue is that Edmunds fudged the numbers. Twice! Therefore, it's a hard sell calling them a "trusted 3rd party" as I mentioned here: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/tesla-tsla-the-inves..
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by xedeon 6y ago
That Edmunds test is flawed in so many ways. Not only they fudged the numbers: https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/tesla-tsla-the-inves... There was also a fatal flaw. They did not perform the testing under th
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by xedeon 6y ago
> They call it Autopilot. On their car configuration tool, the text that appears in the biggest font says "Full Self-Driving Capability". I don't think you understand. "Autopilot" and "Full Self-Driving Capa
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by xedeon 6y ago
It's relatively easy to turn $100-$1000 to $50K-$100K with day trading/stock options. If you know what you're doing.
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by xedeon 6y ago
Roughly $22M https://www.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/l5nphz/gme_...
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by xedeon 6y ago
So if we are looking at this objectively. Zero minutes is far better than 10-15 minutes. I've been an EV owner since 2016. I am yet to experience "waiting to charge" while commuting 20 miles to work and running errands. I par
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by xedeon 6y ago
> That particular attack had been fixed Which one? > drivers using the car as Tesla advertises it. I'm confused, How exactly is Tesla advertising the car where you don't have to pay attention? It even explicitly tells you
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by xedeon 6y ago
> Videos recorded by the company will always be cherry picked by definition, since they would only post videos that show the technology in its optimal working state. Except FSD Beta videos are coming from actual Tesla owners. Like the on
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by xedeon 6y ago
Can the Toyota Safety Sense system perform an automatic lane change on the highway? I don't think it can. Please correct me if I am wrong.
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by xedeon 6y ago
You're being a bit pedantic here. Every time you engage autopilot, it literally tells you (in bold letters) to "Always Keep Your Hands on the Wheel" and to "Be Prepared to Take Over at Any Time". Keep abusing it and
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by xedeon 6y ago
Those are not even remotely the same... That Waymo video has been pre-mapped. To infer that Waymo in 2012-2009 can go from point A to B anywhere in the U.S. like FSD Beta is patently false. Ever wonder why Waymo only have their fleet in a g
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by xedeon 6y ago
That's such a hard reach and a bunch of word mincing. To this day in 2021, many people still don't wear seat belts. Even though that's a solved problem. Some people will do stupid things. It's human nature.
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by xedeon 6y ago
Love the snarkiness. But no. The cruise control in your Toyota Corolla can't quite do this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rWS9jjhLYSM

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