Graeme Smith

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Graeme Smith

Graeme Smith

@graemesmith

Not the cricket player I post about Tesla stuff, self driving car stuff, and technology. https://t.co/9qV7cBWxWE

Colorado انضم Temmuz 2008
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ΛI DRIVR
ΛI DRIVR@AIDRIVR·
remember Tesla FSD Lite-Brite?
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Not a Tesla App
Not a Tesla App@NotATeslaApp·
FSD v14 Lite: @elonmusk & @aelluswamy, is there an update you can share on the progress of FSD v14 Lite for HW3 vehicles?
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@DirtyTesLa Seriously. It would be even more embarrassing for the third person who crashes, trying to disprove the first two. WEEEEEEE. TDOT: Why is everyone crashing off this bridge
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ΛI DRIVR
ΛI DRIVR@AIDRIVR·
@DavidMoss he said WIDE release in a “few” weeks early access rollout could be sooner or it could be one of those “two weeks maybe, six months definitely” kind of things
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@WesWeswoods @DirtyTesLa Hey - this isn't right. Cybertruck has never had basic AP, so we know it MUST have been FSD. That said, it was an older version of FSD likely
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Wes Woods
Wes Woods@WesWeswoods·
@DirtyTesLa You didn't do it right. Use Autopilot (not intended for navigating turns) Disable it 4 seconds before the turn and just let the sucker fly into the wall. I.e. unsuprvised non FSD driving. My Ford F250 would do that nasty to that wall same as that gal in the cybertruck.
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@joellisenby @SawyerMerritt With 15,000 (!) V3 cabinets producted to date they have a pretty good statistical sense of the failure rates. Also, for individual spare parts (like the cables or fans or power modeules) they may be still producing those pieces.
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@joellisenby @SawyerMerritt I don't think so. The V3 architecture is very different, it has a DC high voltage interconnect that V4 doesn't support so you couldn't just plop in a V4 cabinet. More likely they have simply accumulated enough spares to last to last the lifetime of the existing installs.
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@itskyleconner We need autonomy so Kyle's fleet can take itself home when one gets lost 😅
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Kyle Conner
Kyle Conner@itskyleconner·
Due to a logistical web of confusion I left my R1T at the airport after I got back from Texas Today I’m heading back out on a trip and got to check on it 🙌
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ΛI DRIVR
ΛI DRIVR@AIDRIVR·
“Chill” mode 44% over posted speed limit my only options are to disengage, or go into “Sloth” and trigger a hard brake down to 25mph @tesla_ai please fix
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@TerribleMaps Ugh, only 1? We gotta work on this. I can't believe in 2026 we haven't gotten this higher
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Terrible Maps
Terrible Maps@TerribleMaps·
Population per capita across the United States
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@yishan Real time analysis of risk and reliability sounds like a great problem... for AI to solve... HAH
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Yishan
Yishan@yishan·
The killer app for AI will be the company that agrees to insure AI products for liability: AI malpractice insurance. AI can do many things, but it can’t be held liable the way a human or corp can. So either a user is always on their own, or anyone who offers an AI product has to be responsible for screwups. Risk always exists, and someone has to bear the risk. (You can insist it be the user, but if you can take on the risk, you’ll get more users) This probably looks like a real-time product that analyzes the strength/reliability of the AI system + the inherent product risk + exact request risk… and insures it against downside liability when things go wrong. This will be a key enabling layer. I imagine this will be especially important in fields like medicine, law, construction, financial services, enterprise Saas, cybersecurity, manufacturing… anything where AI malfunction can cause large, legible losses.
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Graeme Smith
Graeme Smith@graemesmith·
@JSX423 @DirtyTesLa My other pet peeve is the side + rear camera views are simple too small to see cars that are further off Side view has a bit too much field of view vertically (the road road beside you is not what we need to see) Same with the backup camera, on highway it needs a narrower view
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Darren Sager
Darren Sager@REIAgent·
@CernBasher The PSI on the tires is probably the lowest for any Tesla product. Am I wrong?
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Cern Basher
Cern Basher@CernBasher·
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Drive Tesla 🇨🇦
Drive Tesla 🇨🇦@DriveTeslaca·
Some people are just...🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ And yes, he's referring to the Supercharger cabinets. Who knew, all this time @TeslaCharging was hiding diesel generators from us.
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Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎
Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎@JoeTegtmeyer·
Cybercab Side and Rear camera washer operation. I captured this today as Cybercabs were being loaded onto transport trucks. This is a good view of how these work!
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