Nate Dittoe

Tesla FSD enthusiast, AI optimist…as long as it doesn’t replace me too soon…

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Not sure if the man saw the car, but FSD 14.3.13 saw him and didn’t take a chance.

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@SkyXFunNext Yes amazing how it picks these things up so fast.

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@tslanate Ouch, might be more than wheel rims there.

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@Cyber_Trailer Seems like a lot of work when you go back.

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@4TESLANZ @TeslaSI @TeslaAUNZ Did it think there was a stop sign?🤔

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@WaitWhat Thin wires are Kryptonite for FSD. Doesn’t matter if they are hanging or part of a fence.

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@Cyber_Trailer Now that is what I call collaborative failure.

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@Cyber_Trailer Wonder what a Waymo would have done?

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FSD always sees them no matter where they decide to cross.

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@Tesla Still waiting on that Full Self Flying (FSF) subscription price.

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@wholemars Just got it…waiting for the one day you make the exact same post except substituting 14.3.13 with 15.0.

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@DriveTeslaca This graphic tells the story. It’s hard to be profitable when you don’t have experience or true expertise in EVs.

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If FSD could tip it’s cap it would ma’am.

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@Cyber_Trailer 137 HP and 28-32 mpg ??? This really shows the limits of pure ICEs efficiency. There has been a modest improvement in efficiency over 40 years, but thermodynamics don’t change. My Dad’s 1988 Buick Park Avenue got 29 mpg hwy btw…

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@billykyle Wow, never cut it that close, any different behavior near empty?

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@SawyerMerritt The Zoox and Waymo look like they are two bullies ganging up on a kid to take his lunch money. Love how the other car creeps back towards the dumpster🤣.

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@CyberAmped @Autonimator Thought that intersection looked familiar…yikes!

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From Grok:

The typical person who litters is a young adult male (especially ages 18–29) with elevated Dark Triad traits such as narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism, lower conscientiousness, weaker moral identity, and greater civic moral disengagement. He tends to hold weaker personal norms against littering, feel more entitled, take less responsibility for shared spaces, and show poorer impulse control—behaviors that become more likely when existing litter is present or trash receptacles are distant or unavailable.

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@niccruzpatane It will be insane once production gets even midway up the S curve.

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@WaitWhat Parking lots are FSD territory for me, especially leaving.