@michielhimself @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr You're just plainly misunderstanding the chronology and context here but suit yourself. Was fun tho, bye now =)
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@michielhimself @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr That's not the post you were responding to. This link is.
More importantly tho, I was responding to what you wrote LOL.
I am not the one who's out of context here.
Sander Smit@Sandersmit83
@schleudergefahr No it’s signaling correctly to the left and then to the right well before the exit.
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@johso @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr Before you lecture others about the politeness of reading up before replying,
why not try some of your own medicine first by scrolling up before lecturing others?
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Okay, I have to admit: It was just me. I just learned that it is advised in the Netherlands to use the left turn signal to indicate that you like to stay in the roundabout. I always did that wrong on vacation. 🙈 And, most importantly: I zoomed in the video to see that the turn signal was correctly changed to the right at the exit. So no danger for the motor cyclist and 💯.
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@johso @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr "my friend" ... I guess in some cultures that's condescending and in some it's not.
Try somewhere else, botdroid?
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@AntonBalak95775 @ludwikg42 @tvanschadewijk @aelluswamy Dude it was attempting to do a three-point (or 15? 😆) turn when he disengaged, i.e. it would've driven forwards in the wrong direction
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FSD in Amsterdam can’t squeeze between an oddly parked moving truck and a parked bicycle. Then tries to reverse in a one way street 😅 @aelluswamy
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@michielhimself @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr You are the definition of condescending my friend.
Absolutely nothing I have said contradicts this.
Ultimately you are free to indicate left when in the circle in DE.
Extremely clear that you haven't even bothered to read my replies 🤣
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@johso @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr Also, see and learn what "nur beim verlassen des Kreisels" means ?#regel-nr-3-blinken-nur-beim-verlassen-des-kreisels" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">fuehrerscheine.de/verkehrsrecht/…
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You *literally brought up* German laws yourself.
I responded respectfully with nuance about said law.
Then you respond like a total fucking cunt on the "do you even understand English" level and I call you condescending while responding humorously and repeat my actual points.
Then you call me condescending LOL. The fuuuuu 😆😆
I am just responding in kind my friend.
Hope this is just a misunderstanding, otherwise RIP ppl that have to talk with you in general. 😄
GIF
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@johso @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr Dude, condescending much?
You're on a thread about Tesla full self drive IN THE NETHERLANDS here.
The whole German thing didn't even come up until a German person showed up, commented that the turn signal behaviour was flawed and then got corrected / corrected himself.
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Yeah. Because the logic is solid in NL.
The fuck? You were talking about DE, I commented about DE and then you're condescendingly telling me about NL as if I disagreed about their laws LOL 🤣
Out of context. Wrong person?
Points were: 1) Your previous statement can be interpreted as not being allowed to signal left in a roundabout in DE, but that's simply not the case. No law against it.
2) However, it's correct that you are simply disallowed from indicating before entering a roundabout in DE.
3) Given German road laws being otherwise highly logical, it's strange that you're not mandated but in fact prohibited from indicating right before entering if you're leaving by first exit.
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@johso @Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr In NL you HAVE to indicate before if your traversal of the roundabout is only to next/first right exit.
You HAVE to indicate right when leaving.
Indicator left entering roundabout until exit if you go 3/4 turn or further (5+ exits) is allowed, not mandated.club.autodoc.nl/magazin/richti…
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@I_amZackk @DailyLoud @nikitabier Guess it's quite possibly a sign of a good future direction for X when we keep seeing these spam accounts whining publicly about lack of views or monetization =)
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I mean its pretty genius what x is doing because they just won’t have to pay anyone out and they will hope the creators will stay because they aren’t going to leave their fanbase
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@GammaOverTheta @nikitabier @BillyM2k Yeah agreed, the three-point summary is extremely predictable and completely useless.
Separation of X Grok and Grok Grok is quite illogical too.
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@nikitabier @BillyM2k Often I have a specific question about a post (e.g. a definition), and compute is wasted until I quickly hit the stop button. So that would be a helpful option (no output until I prompt).
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i find myself using the “ask grok” button on the upper right of posts very frequently these days, especially since grok 4.20 feels a lot smarter than previous iterations
it’s really helpful when something looks like fake news and i can quickly check if it’s been vetted anywhere
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As I understand it, you're simply not supposed to indicate before entering the roundabout in Germany, but nothing prohibits you from indicating left after entering.
It's a good practice provided it's done correctly (ahem, not like the French).
Not mandating the right turn signal before entering a roundabout when you have to exit the first road is just nonsense. Seems so counter to an otherwise very logical driving culture.
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@Sandersmit83 @schleudergefahr In Germany the rules for turn signal on roundabouts are different than in Netherlands; in DE you're not supposed to indicate direction until you leave the roundabout.
In the Netherlands signalling that you're continuing until the next exit is allowed, but not required.
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@hereforthetesla @Sandersmit83 @aelluswamy Take a train if you hate driving. Trains are for cattle. All you people who support this fuck us over. That’s why i called you sheeple and dumbasses.
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@gptftw @RTGBTC1 @SawyerMerritt Doesn't seem far fetched that a final limited edition version of the car that uniquely changed the entire auto industry can appreciate over time.
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@RTGBTC1 @SawyerMerritt Understood, but I still don’t see it appreciating in value over time
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johso@johso
@coffeetabletsla @habanosxbt @Deandawiz @KRoelandschap No, they need it for BMS calibration. It's technically better to never charge an LFP to 100% for battery health just like any other chemistry but the battery percentage accuracy degrades over time. Hence why Tesla says once a week and not always. Balance.
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@habanosxbt @Deandawiz @KRoelandschap Isnt recommended to be at 100% all time? It says “at least” once a week.
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Well that went quick!!
Within 24hrs i’m getting FSD
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@coffeetabletsla @habanosxbt @Deandawiz @KRoelandschap No, they need it for BMS calibration.
It's technically better to never charge an LFP to 100% for battery health just like any other chemistry but the battery percentage accuracy degrades over time.
Hence why Tesla says once a week and not always. Balance.
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@habanosxbt @Deandawiz @KRoelandschap Yeah the standard range cars have LFP and prefer charging to 100%
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@Gwensluny @elonmusk Has been shown to work like that on US FSD v14; I'd guess yes
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RDW was extremely rigorous in their review
Sawyer Merritt@SawyerMerritt
NEWS: Dutch regulators (RDW), which just approved @Tesla FSD (Supervised) in the Netherlands, have just issued an official statement: "Due to the continuous strict monitoring of the driver in the vehicle, the system is safer than other driver assistance systems. We have thoroughly researched and checked this system, more than a year and a half. The RDW has issued a type approval for Tesla's driver's assistance system, FSD Supervised. This driver's assistance system has been extensively researched and tested on our test track and on public roads for more than a half years. Safety is paramount for the RDW. The proper use of this driver's system makes a positive contribution to road safety." This approval from the RDW clears the path for approval in other European countries. Tesla owners in the Netherlands will be receiving FSD (Supervised) on their cars shortly. Amazing day!
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@dustindbryant @elonmusk More like a polite way of saying "holy fuck red tape sucks ass" I think ;)
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@elonmusk Is this the polite way of saying, “They tried like hell, but couldn’t come up with a way to fail us” or “I am impressed with the level of detail to ensure safety?”
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@docter_pgj @gerstein_jan @elonmusk @wholemars Do you have a relevant point to answer his post orrr?
Neither confirms nor disconfirms
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@chrispatrick @SawyerMerritt @Tesla No doubt that your inspection of the actual source was not rigorous.
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@SawyerMerritt @Tesla “More than a half years” huh? No doubt it was more rigorous than their statement.
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NEWS: Dutch regulators (RDW), which just approved @Tesla FSD (Supervised) in the Netherlands, have just issued an official statement:
"Due to the continuous strict monitoring of the driver in the vehicle, the system is safer than other driver assistance systems. We have thoroughly researched and checked this system, more than a year and a half.
The RDW has issued a type approval for Tesla's driver's assistance system, FSD Supervised. This driver's assistance system has been extensively researched and tested on our test track and on public roads for more than a half years. Safety is paramount for the RDW. The proper use of this driver's system makes a positive contribution to road safety."
This approval from the RDW clears the path for approval in other European countries. Tesla owners in the Netherlands will be receiving FSD (Supervised) on their cars shortly. Amazing day!
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@tunnleking @CNviolations What are you talking about?
When the actors wanted to alter or remove the scene from the stage adaption in 2023 he insisted on keeping it intact.
Very much kept his views.
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@CNviolations The funniest part is how Cleese turned into the exact type of person he was ridiculing in the sketch.
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@olutosintolu @DoctorLemma OK. If so, though, doesn't that family count as a "loving home?" Semantics, I know. But it does make you wonder.
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A man in Louisiana, USA stopped to rescue one tiny kitten on the side of the road.
Instead he got ambushed by the rest of the litter hiding in the tall grass. Thirteen kittens in total.
This happened back in 2022. Robert Brantley was heading to the shooting range after work when he saw the kitten. Most people only saw the first moment online. Almost nobody knew what he did next.
He was not planning to take any home that day. But he could not leave them there.
He loaded all thirteen into his car and brought the whole group home.
He and his wife fostered them for weeks until they were healthy. They found loving homes for nearly every one.
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