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Elon Musk now owns 9.2% of twitter...update.. will soon be the sole owner as Board of Directors accepts his purchase offer

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I highly doubt that musk cares about government bloat or any other thing they said was the reason for doge, but I do think he wanted to use his new found power to either stop investigations into his companies or get approvals that would have otherwise been denied or required more of his resources. Does anyone have an article that addressed those points and whether or not he achieved his goals?
 
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FSD is shaping up nicely for the summertime launch. 🚀




Just another 6 months bro, ad infinitum
 
FSD is shaping up nicely for the summertime launch. 🚀




Yea, is the difference this time that he is just axing whatever regulatory body that would otherwise ground him?
 
Looking forward to using my full-self-driving-car, powered by fusion energy, to go pick up my copy of Half Life 3.

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Without lidar fsd is a joke

The current release of AP is phenomenal (from having used it), but will forever be hampered by a lack of LIDAR, especially for road debris, potholes, and inclement weather.

If the Cyber Taxi ever rolls out, I'm VERY curious to see how it handles rain, fog, and snow, especially with no steering wheel for manual override.

 
Narrator : it won't.

It's just gullible serving whatever musk is serving.

And no, I wouldn't trust my life with a tesla fsd. If I have to be constantly aware and ready to intervene, then maybe I should use regular driving
 
Narrator : it won't.

It's just gullible serving whatever musk is serving.

And no, I wouldn't trust my life with a tesla fsd. If I have to be constantly aware and ready to intervene, then maybe I should use regular driving

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Versus Waymo:

Our 6th-gen system builds on the unparalleled capabilities of our current, 5th-generation system, which has been instrumental to helping Waymo scale our service to some of the densest cities in the United States and improving road safety where we operate. With 13 cameras, 4 lidar, 6 radar, and an array of external audio receivers (EARs), our new sensor suite is optimized for greater performance at a significantly reduced cost, without compromising safety. It provides the Waymo Driver with overlapping fields of view, all around the vehicle, up to 500 meters away, day and night, and in a range of weather conditions.


Our current system allows us to provide safe and reliable service to riders in the cities where we operate, even in extreme heat, fog, rain, and hail. Through regular road trips to newer cities, we've deepened our understanding of winter weather's impact on our technology and operations and applied these valuable insights directly to our 6th-generation system. For example, since our vehicles are exposed to the elements for long periods without manual intervention, we implemented preventive measures for each sensor to maintain a clear view of its surroundings whether it's driving through a buggy Texas road or operating in freezing temperatures. Complementing these protective strategies, we build significant margins into our sensor capabilities to ensure reliable performance even in adverse conditions, in turn increasing each modality's range.


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On every person's car like Musk says? Not anytime soon. On a purpose built fleet with the appropriate technology implemented...you can go ride Waymo today in some cities.
Thanks for the info. I've never heard of Waymo before. It appears that they do crash, but do it less than people. So while I could claim being technically correct, it's splitting a mighty fine hair. FSD works better than human drivers, and that's good enough. I'm thoroughly impressed.
 
The current release of AP is phenomenal (from having used it), but will forever be hampered by a lack of LIDAR, especially for road debris, potholes, and inclement weather.

If the Cyber Taxi ever rolls out, I'm VERY curious to see how it handles rain, fog, and snow, especially with no steering wheel for manual override.


The analogy that I think about is this, if a human driver couldn't drive safely in the current weather conditions then Tesla FSD will not be able to handle it either. I have personally seen FSD reduce my maximum speed under heavy rain conditions on the Freeway but I should have been slowing down anyway.
 
On every person's car like Musk says? Not anytime soon. On a purpose built fleet with the appropriate technology implemented...you can go ride Waymo today in some cities.

It cannot happen on Tesla's existing vehicles because it would require retrofitting the processing computers. Plus the camera system can't operate properly in many inclement weather situations. They just started rollout out HW4/AI4 last Christmas & it's still a vision-only system:


If Tesla adopts LIDAR & integrates Grok training, that would make them more competitive. Currently, they are taking the cost-to-market approach by pushing out something that mostly works in many situations, as opposed to a perfect solution:


Solving the problem with vision-only sensors is "technically challenging", according to Ashok. But, he says that it's "more valuable for the world to have a low-cost solution."
 
I'll trust FSD when they remove the steering wheel and someone insures TSLA for the potential lawsuits... AND it bakes in the oven for a decade after that.

I learned my lesson with my first-year Jeep Renegade lemon back in 2015:

* Never buy first-generation hardware

Meaning:

1. Only buy it if it actually exists today

2. All companies are rushed to ship to meet deadlines & will "fix i later". Wait a few years to get the bugs worked out!

With AI & LIDAR, I think the future is bright for self-driving cars. We kill 30,000+ people on American roads every year. The elderly & handicap people need rides. Busy families need help. There's a lot of fabulous potential out there!

I will stick with stick-shift for now LOL
 
Without lidar fsd is a joke

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$3,000 in damage:


 
I learned my lesson with my first-year Jeep Renegade lemon back in 2015:

* Never buy first-generation hardware

Meaning:

1. Only buy it if it actually exists today

2. All companies are rushed to ship to meet deadlines & will "fix i later". Wait a few years to get the bugs worked out!

With AI & LIDAR, I think the future is bright for self-driving cars. We kill 30,000+ people on American roads every year. The elderly & handicap people need rides. Busy families need help. There's a lot of fabulous potential out there!

I will stick with stick-shift for now LOL
Yep. As an ECO Diesel owner.
 
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