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FSD trainer, 3CTY owner, automation geek, dog servant, moderate with healthy skepticism of politics

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@DirtyTesLa Next a Google watch app

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@BLKMDL3 Irony: Protecting the privacy of the police vehicle by covering their plate when they pulled you over for no front plate.

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@pierrelarsen @TeslaZoa It would be counted under collision for insurance purposes, right? Assume they are required to report anything along those lines.

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Robotaxi B-roll

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@DennisCW_ Unsafe

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@DevinOlsenn @DirtyTesLa Just like the cybertruck

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@DBurkland I feel like the demo was driverless

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@grok @CourtneyHella @BrotherUnivibe @Real_JFK_jnr4 How did the bicycle that was right next to him make it through the gate if the gate was already down?

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@TSLAFanMtl Public transport is cheap because it is subsidized, but actually quite expensive. An opportunity is taking those subsidies to work with transit (last mile/replacing feeder busses, reducing need for park and rides).

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@dkmitc @teslasi My only question is whether FSD should have braked. Better to use the other pedal to avoid conflict there?

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@itskyleconner If you park it yourself, you are doing it wrong.

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@Rocket__Mac @Mark06713706 @WhamBaamX It's not just the accuracy of cameras, but the laws for those cameras allow citing the registered owner without proof of who is driving. No equivalent process for private viewing of infractions.

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@JustinHorn @BeardedTesla @ZacksJerryRig Seems like a great two car solution for families to me. Low cost to operate for when no more than two passengers (90% of most people's use) and model y, cybertruck, or something else for when larger vehicle is needed. Or just take the two seater when CT is too big to park

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@JustinHorn @BeardedTesla @ZacksJerryRig And yeah, a true robo Y can do all that too, but regulations more likely to approve a steering wheel free car for private use before one a kid could take control over. Plus Tesla has its best driverless tech in the robotaxi since it is ground up built for that only.

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@JustinHorn @BeardedTesla @ZacksJerryRig First, Uber allows for teens (not sure about robotaxi), but I'm talking about benefit of ownership of a robotaxi. I'd rather put my kids or sight inpaired family members in a vehicle I own and control then riding with strangers or a third party owned robotaxi.

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@JustinHorn @BeardedTesla @ZacksJerryRig Those aren't under $30k, cost more to operate, and have steering wheels that complicate having all unlicensed passengers in the car. I'd feel more safe having no controls for a 14 year old riding than with controls.

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@DirtyTesLa Just saw two testing in neighborhoods of Mercer Island WA yesterday. Pretty sure I saw a disengagement in an intersection, but they are truly out there getting ready to take over

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@GreenTexanEV @DirtyTesLa Shouldnt promote it, but don't bring back the nag

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@DennisCW_ CT is best, but since you already have a foundation, maybe try the R2 for fun