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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:Why the gently caress would it need to read a sign? Waze/Google Maps/Apple maps all display the speed limit and will literally change when the limit changes the second you pass the new speed limit sign. Outside of some special circumstances (like a reduced speed limit due to construction), this is a solved problem. purely a guess but probably for the same reason mobileye wouldn't provide them with software to read the signs. i don't think google/apple/waze provide any guarantee their data is accurate and their ToS probably says something like "hey, the speed limit we display isn't necessarily the real speed limit, read the signs dummy" there's a huge gap in reliability from "good enough to display in waze" and "good enough to let the car base all its own driving decisions off of" and the amount of work to bridge that gap is not really worth it for a map app to put in
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:Why the gently caress would it need to read a sign? Waze/Google Maps/Apple maps all display the speed limit and will literally change when the limit changes the second you pass the new speed limit sign. Outside of some special circumstances (like a reduced speed limit due to construction), this is a solved problem. lol
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:Why the gently caress would it need to read a sign? Waze/Google Maps/Apple maps all display the speed limit and will literally change when the limit changes the second you pass the new speed limit sign. Outside of some special circumstances (like a reduced speed limit due to construction), this is a solved problem. Amazing. Do you do the wedge an orange in the steering wheel trick with your car as well?
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Just-In-Timeberlake posted:Why the gently caress would it need to read a sign? Waze/Google Maps/Apple maps all display the speed limit and will literally change when the limit changes the second you pass the new speed limit sign. Outside of some special circumstances (like a reduced speed limit due to construction), this is a solved problem. because humans read signs and lord elon wants FSD to do what humans do with what humans have
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Karl Sharks posted:because humans read signs and lord elon wants FSD to do what humans do with what humans have Plank Walker posted:there's a huge gap in reliability from "good enough to display in waze" and "good enough to let the car base all its own driving decisions off of"
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Plank Walker posted:purely a guess but probably for the same reason mobileye wouldn't provide them with software to read the signs. i don't think google/apple/waze provide any guarantee their data is accurate and their ToS probably says something like "hey, the speed limit we display isn't necessarily the real speed limit, read the signs dummy" I'm going to add two things, one is I'm sure every state says any operator of a motor vehicle has a legal duty to observe and obey any and all posted traffic signs. Observe does not mean Google's car drove through here a year ago and marked the speed limit as X. Secondly, at least the Mobileye system in my car works amazingly well, the second you get to a posted speed limit the dashboard updates to display the speed limit. I don't mean the second you can see it, like, the instant you cross the threshold of the sign it updates.
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Okay but still then, why the gently caress did the car decide that 150kph was the correct speed? Other than, of course, 
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Gaukler posted:Okay but still then, why the gently caress did the car decide that 150kph was the correct speed? Other than, of course, Because the way those systems work* is you set the maximum speed you want the vehicle to go. The driver set it to 150kph. *at least it did in my FIL's tesla 3 I last drove about 18 months ago for the last time - gently caress that thing.
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Gaukler posted:Okay but still then, why the gently caress did the car decide that 150kph was the correct speed? Other than, of course, Like I said, Mobileye and their tech has been around a long time, it's in a shitload of cars now, even becoming standard on even lower end cars. It can do anything from auto-braking for pedestrians, to collision mitigation to very limited self-driving. I don't have the latest version but on the highway I can put on "Traffic Jam Assist" and it will steer, accelerate and come to a full stop and start again under 35 Mph. It was actually kind of nice back when I was driving to work stuck in traffic to pop it on and let it take over for a bit. Next time you are in like a mall parking lot, look around in people's windshield and you will probably see a lot of things that look like cameras under the rearview mirror. Like, really look like cameras, very obviously different from auto-sensing windshield wipers. Yep, it's probably a Mobileye powered camera. My point is, we very much have widely deployed technology that could keep you from setting cruise control above the speed limit but lol if you think any company could sell a car in the US with it.
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infernal machines posted:the guy who exposed tesla's reuse of damaged batteries is about to get hosed by the courts. apparently the swatting wasn't enough for tesla Out of morbid curiosity I checked out the comments. Do not make my mistake, learn from my foolishness
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infernal machines posted:the guy who exposed tesla's reuse of damaged batteries is about to get hosed by the courts. apparently the swatting wasn't enough for tesla i assume whistleblower law only applies if you go to the actual appropriate regulatory agency and not to a journo?
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Stefan Prodan posted:i assume whistleblower law only applies if you go to the actual appropriate regulatory agency and not to a journo? I mean it rarely works out well, if whatever you do is public enough it can be hard to have a career afterwards because everyone will be afraid you'll dump their dirty laundry
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which I mean the nicer solution to that is to not have any but yknow capitalism and all that
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Shugojin posted:I mean it rarely works out well, if whatever you do is public enough it can be hard to have a career afterwards because everyone will be afraid you'll dump their dirty laundry that's true, I wonder how that woman from theranos is doing (the whistleblower one not elizabeth holmes)
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Red Alert was a documentary.
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ekuNNN posted:https://twitter.com/LieslSchoonraad/status/1304486123314573313 where are the yeti pubes? not accurate...
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I'm gonna disrupt the whole concept of ice cream cones by inventing a bowl
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got linked to a tweet about #batteryday which i guess is tomorrow unveiling the tabless batteries and just 
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strong rollie energy in this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_4myjbiSNAA
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Grace Baiting posted:strong rollie energy in this one drat now I want a rollie to horrify people with
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Grace Baiting posted:strong rollie energy in this one Well that is a very specific reaction to doing huge amounts of cocaine for months surrounded by Fleshlights.
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Eyyy, I'm cross-postin ere
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Huh, tweet got nuked. This was the core of it:
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Could you elaborate for dummies like myself?
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Coming up as a dead link, he's blitzed his Twitter account. What an odd coincidence. I'm no market man, but I think the long and short of it is: EBIT (earnings before interest and tax) is negative 69m, the rest of the market has a $100b EBIT and 90% of players are positive. TSLA's revenue is only $25b compared to $2.3t for the rest of the market. However tsla has a $460b market cap, whereas everyone else has market caps of $834b combined.
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Pidgin Englishman posted:Coming up as a dead link, he's blitzed his Twitter account. yeah it's basically saying that tesla number is too high which is fine when elon does it but if anyone else says so they're just spreading FUD
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Elon no doubt working hard on the factory floorquote:From: Elon Musk
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Grace Baiting posted:strong rollie energy in this one This looks like a fleshlight. Can I gently caress it?
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Grace Baiting posted:strong rollie energy in this one This may be racist, but I could see this being popular in Japan.
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Gods_Butthole posted:Can I gently caress it?
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Gods_Butthole posted:This looks like a fleshlight. once
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WhyteRyce posted:Elon no doubt working hard on the factory floor ah, i see someone watched bill & ted recently
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Gods_Butthole posted:Can I gently caress it? do you think anyone's going to stop you?
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WhyteRyce posted:Elon no doubt working hard on the factory floor I really shouldn't let these emails effect me anymore but fuuuuuck Elon Musk and Tesla.
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