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Re: by lolinder on Sunday October 20, 2024 @10:07AM (#41895464)
When an update comes out does that relationship get reset (does it start failing on things that used to work), or has it been a uniform upward march?

I'm thinking of how every SaaS product I ever have to use regularly breaks my workflow to make 'improvements'.

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Re: by xur17 on Sunday October 20, 2024 @10:55AM (#41895741)
For me it does, but only somewhat. I'm much more cautious / aware for the first few drives while I figure it out again.

I also feel like it takes a bit (5-10 minutes of driving) for it to recalibrate after an update, and it's slightly worse than usual at the very beginning. I know they have to calibrate the cameras to the car, so it might be related to that, or it could just be me getting used to its quarks.

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Re: by bdndndndbve on Sunday October 20, 2024 @10:56AM (#41895742)
I wouldn't take OP's word for it, if they really believe they know how it's going to react in every situation in the first place. Studies have shown this is a gross overestimation of their own ability to pay attention.
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Re: by darknavi on Thursday October 24, 2024 @06:46PM (#41940617)
I never said I knew how it would react in every situation. I state you get a feeling for where it will fail and that you need to monitor it.
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Re: by darknavi on Thursday October 24, 2024 @06:45PM (#41940612)
Yes, it definitely does. The behavior of the car significantly changes.
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