@dari0x Correct. 👍 if you hold you hands like this it will eventually ask you to hold
But
If you hold the hands with the palms up close to t will not warn
It a really awkward position though not comfortable for long periods
The problem is scoping and pricing
Turns out not everyone needs full autonomy
Many just want a decent driving suppprt that is not buggy and unpredictable
99€ is just too much for many that don’t even drive that often
I would seriously consider EaP if it wasn’t so glitchy, therefore I’ve ordered a comma for a fraction of the price and actively updated
HW3 owner btw Tesla has no interest in intermediate support. It’s either all or nothing (they even removed AP from new vehicles)
@ANSR42@comma_ai@___Harald___ Kind of makes sense. Nav req all those to be in place
Gonna be interesting to see upcoming models and how they plan to use the eGPUs
@Mark_Goldberg_ Junior operators prompting AI to produce plans that sound right. They will
Sometimes they’ll be good enough. Sometimes they won’t.
The client is the only one who’ll know which and only after this go south
Client is QA
@KRoelandschap@Tesla@teslaeurope Took them 18 months for the first one
Question is if this will face a similar approach
I know people want to be optimistic, but facts are clear
@teslascope While there are no public numbers. Grok estimates that there are around 1 million HW3 cars in EU
With a 12% to 25% adoption rate (US)
That is a substantial revenue stream
@7sainalshawaf@TeslaNewswire Well. I dont think Tesla has announced anything
Perhaps the approval includes both HW3 and 4 ?
Alternately you can subscribe but is still the ”old” FSD
Also
”In anticipation of the vote in the EU committee, the type-approval authority may already issue type-approval for its own country. Other Member States may adopt this approval or wait until the vote in the EU Committee has taken place.”
Given all the tests that have been conducted in Sweden it might be possible for this ? @TS_Nyheter