Ask HN: What is the weirdest or most surreal (recent) technology you have seen?

Re:Ask HN: What is the weirdest or most surreal (recent) tec... by daveguy on Thursday January 26, 2023 @08:24PM (#34541320)

Hundreds of thousands of 5 mile jaunts.

Also, why is Tesla so adamant about how many accidents occured simply with FSD disabled? Shouldn't we know how long prior to the accident FSD was engaged? I mean, hitting the brakes in panic only technically makes it "not FSD".

I'd be happy if you showed me any reported data, self or Tesla, of 30k miles before disengagement with FSD. Even within one order of magnitude instead of two.

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Re:Ask HN: What is the weirdest or most surreal (recent) tec... by 93po on Friday January 27, 2023 @11:16AM (#34547673)

Show me data of Waymo or Cruise doing 30k miles before disengagement in the 99% of the country where they don't operate. I guarantee their stats are worse anywhere outside their carefully chosen, extremely narrow operating areas.

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Re:Ask HN: What is the weirdest or most surreal (recent) tec... by daveguy on Friday January 27, 2023 @01:14PM (#34549590)

If there was a single operating area that Tesla could do as well, they would be shouting it from the rooftops. They are not only silent. They are trying to argue to the state of California that they are not testing self driving capabilities past level 2. Have a great day.

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Re:Ask HN: What is the weirdest or most surreal (recent) tec... by 93po on Friday January 27, 2023 @01:30PM (#34549797)

Telsa has no reason to hyper focus on a few square miles in some random city and only in the middle of the night. You too.

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