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@SawyerMerritt And this guy survived? Incredible.

And yeah, absolutely zero chance any Tesla ADAS did this.

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@elonmusk I mean... You did do that hand thing.. and you support Germany's far right party.. and you got the grifter in chief reelected... So can you really blame anyone for looking at you a little different?

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@ArthurMacwaters So you believe all violent crimes deserve the same sentence? Prison for life? One and done? Wow, there's certainly nothing that could go wrong there.

Someone who accidentally kills someone in self defense or a traffic accident is the same as a serial killer? Sure, okay.

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@kelley1201 @DirtyTesLa I've been surprised to find that it sometimes does stop for the gate and continues when I take the ID back in the window. It's far from 100% successful and doesn't seem to have been trained for it specifically. Still, the fact it sort of works already is interesting.

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@wholemars @DirtyTesLa Things like this don't get fixed unless we intervene and supply data.

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@Michael_L_Rauch @Tesla FSD starts moving away from the curb at or before 9 sec and starts to decelerate. By 12 sec it cut 3mph and moved to the middle of the road.

It 100% saw the person before the swerve. The swerve appears to be the result of the person suddenly taking a step towards your car.

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@Michael_L_Rauch @Tesla While the maneuver should have been smoother and more comfortable, it doesn't appear that anyone was ever in actual danger.

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@Michael_L_Rauch @Tesla Why not on FSD? It would deal with this easily, even backing up if needed.

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@jeremyjudkins_ Yeesh, yeah I've experienced this once on our dumb summon. Not fun. It really needs to examine its own plan before it starts moving and just let you know in advance if it won't be and to do it. Not a big ask I think.

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@DirtyTesLa @elonmusk @t_blom Especially working on a military installation. Most will have multiple gates but typically only one is opened for normal traffic. I routinely have to manually route to the correct gate, or drop a custom pin at the correct gate as part of a complex trip plan.

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@FoxNews Rob Schneider is... An imbecile.

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@AutismCapital @LASHYBILLS Steven Dana apparently has a long history of violence and allegedly used aliases to hide crimes. And this was attempted murder, not simple assault. This is not some dude that's lived peacefully for years and suddenly lost his cool to some "shit bag". He should be off the streets.

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@SpaceXobsessed @TesDrivenAI @wholemars Blue Cruise does what Tesla autopilot did in early 2018. It can't even take exits on the highway, a feature Tesla introduced in late 2018, let alone the countless improvements and features they've piled on since then.

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@SpaceDavenport SpaceX had more pads to fall back on so didn't have to wait for SLC40 repair. Blue has just the one pad unfortunately.

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@rmasand @BloombergTV You: ignores the Falcon 9 entirely.

Reality: Falcon 9 launches more mass to orbit and launches more often than all other orbital launch providers in the world combined.

Without SpaceX, NASA would still be buying seats for their astronauts on Russian capsules.

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@esherifftv 7. Issues:

Flip & boost back. This is the most obvious and easy to solve. Just a sequence tweak.

>2x raptor failures. This is more troubling, especially if a raptor nuked its neighbors.

Wobbly ship tower catch. This may be intentional, but even if not, another easy tweak.

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@keithaucoin @waitbutwhy I went without sugared soft drinks for a few years and now I can't go back. They taste like drinking pure syrup. Granted, I didn't drink diet much either, but if I'm drinking soft drinks now they're always zero sugar.

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@dpoddolphinpro The change in engine gimbal was sudden and extreme. This seems deliberate to me, although I'm not entirely sure what for.

360 inspection seems plausible - yes they have multiple buoys, but some angles would certainly have less obstructed views, so I see some value there.

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@fullforcetrades @Croft_Racing @SpaceX It appears to be an intentional maneuver. Watch the engine exhaust. Immediately after the simulated catch they engines both suddenly switch to an angle to induce a spin. I believe engineers wanted a 360 view of the heat shield in these final moments.

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@klapstoelpiloot @Croft_Racing @SpaceX Definitely intentional. Look at the exhaust directions. Immediately after the simulated catch both engines flip to an angle to induce a spin. Current speculation is that engineers wanted a good view of the heat shield in these final moments.