Tesla FSD 12.3.6 getting “Taste of India” food
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 พ.ค. 2024
- Tesla Full Self Driving 12.3.6 doing pickup and delivery of “Taste of India” food.
FSD (Supervised) is getting better with each drive.
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I had no idea summon was getting better with 12.4. That's awesome
I know right. I think we will finally get the version Elon promised us years ago.
@@JakubKudlacz What makes you think that? Elon made *big* *promises* about FSD 8 years ago, and today it is still not working right.
do it! place 2 white lines inside the garage like a parking lot! maybe it will work, dont forget to make a video.
Ok, why not! Will get some tape tomorrow!
Toilet paper test!
@@Kaipiso That is not a bad idea, very cheap and not permanent lol.
12.4 will be very interesting. Especially if you consider that "Summon" and "Banish" will be an empty car 😱
Yes, empty car! Current summon requires constant supervision and you are sending forward or backward commands to the car. I need to make a video and post it. That way we can compare with 12.4 when it comes out.
@@JakubKudlacz Can't wait! Very exciting times. Look forward to seeing that. Which state are you in by the way? I'm loving the palm tree vibe!
@@seamusoconnor9066 Florida - The Sunshine State 😃
Summon or Smart Summon in a busy Costco parking lot is going to be dangerous. I pity the pedestrians in that parking lot.
@@DerekDavis213 If FSD can handle Costco or Walmart or Home Depot parking lot it's a win haha.
An easy drive, but FSD has problems:
12:10 Very slow Autopark, other motorists are upset
13:48 A human *does* know what to do, in a given situation
13:59 FSD does not see the speed bump
14:12 FSD *stops* at a speed bump. Weird
14:30 FSD hesitates on an easy Right turn
21:59 A very abrupt stop. Indian curry is on the floor?
Time to throw a more challenging rout at it. I need to do a drive to St. Augustine city center, lots of tourists, people do crazy stuff there, just random road crossings, very narrow streets etc.
@@JakubKudlacz Sounds good! Challenging drives are the best test of FSD.