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If SB279 passes, it will be illegal to take your semi-auto firearms shooting on public land.

@teslaloosa I think @Evautoalex could help here

EV QUESTION: If you're shopping for a used EV, is there any way to truly know the health of a battery, Tesla or otherwise? How does a layperson know anything specific about a battery in a prospective purchase? Are there experts for hire? Could that be done in time?🔋🪫

@Rep_Stansbury What a group of fuckwits. NM is last in every metric, what have you delivered exactly? Poverty and drug addiction.

There’s nothing like having our entire team together!  This week, our District team joined us in D.C. for planning, connecting, and delivering for New Mexico! Every day we are so grateful for this team who shows up for New Mexico and delivers with grit, heart, and determination! 💕

Seems like a lot of people from a country whose average iq is below retardation level

It’s amazing how classically French the names of many of the French World Cup players are. 🙄

@BryanInNC Remember that time his ATF gave Mexican cartels a shit ton of guns? Competent for sure.

Say what you want, but the eight years under Obama were just calm. Competent people in charge, no drama, no scandals. We really took it for granted.

Good morning

@RandPaul My friend in WA makes $300k, his daughter got WIC automatically when she was born. Called the state to try and cancel since he definitely doesn’t need it and they were told we don’t really care, you already have it’s too much trouble to cancel

Washington hands out food stamps, housing aid, and cash to illegal aliens while American families struggle. That ends with my End Welfare for Non-Citizens Act.

@wholemars Aside from even longer term memory, it needs to remember why it got over behind some big truck. There’s a wreck or a cop, etc. but it gets over, can’t see the reason anymore and then tries to get back over again. Needs to remember the reason it switched lanes.

Just like your LLM has memories, FSD needs memories too. It needs to remember you. The experiences you’ve had together in the past. I don’t know how Tesla is implementing this, but I imagine it could work much the same way. A video of an intervention could be passed to a model and asked to condense the intervention down to a reason. “Too close to the curb”. You would have to have a model that is very good at figuring out intervention reasons from a video — but I bet Tesla has had something like that driving improvements for quite some time. Maybe you could even just use something like Grok. Then, this model would simply write a memory, or sort of add to the system prompt, the lesson learned from that intervention. “Don’t drive too close to the curb on Elm street”. The current FSD model can already accept text prompts in and output text in additional to camera and other I/O This would be a massive paradigm shift for FSD. Instead of having to wait for the next update to come out for your issue to get hopefully solved, you could “patch” the model yourself with your input. The problem would be fixed without requiring a full on model update, retraining and, evaluation / QA A model that is a major step forward, but with several regressions could potentially have undesirable behaviors patched more easily than with training or fine tuning. This means a faster rate of iteration and faster progress. And how do you handle a robotaxi network that operates all over the world, with various differences in each city? Do you have to figure out how to train one model that just works out of the box everywhere in the world? That sounds impossible. If you can take the same or similar models and customize them with a set of system prompts or memories for different robotaxi markets, that could be very powerful. When the robotaxi travels to a new market, it probably wouldn’t even need a new model — maybe just a slightly different prompt! (Right turn on red is legal here. Cops pull people over a lot for speeding on 280, but not so much on 101. Avoid rose street when all the bars are packed on a football game night) I don’t know. I don’t really know what the fuck i’m talking about but based on elon and ashok’s recent comments it’s clear they’re not resting on their laurels and have some major architectural changes for tesla self-driving in the works. I can’t wait to hear more about these new architectural changes, and to run them in my car

@krqe Can we get his contact info? Need to buy him a 🍺, doing the lords work.

Man accused of destroying Flock cameras in Rio Rancho will not stay in jail until trial krqe.com/news/crime/man…

@wholemars The car will start to remember your specific interventions and match each person’s individual preferences

@elonmusk @wholemars Can we also get a grid of choices for home parking: left/right side of driveway, pull in/back in? Everyday it’s something new it decides to do and I have to disengage each time cause it’s rarely correct

One thing that really frustrates me is when Tesla Self-Driving exits the carpool lane or express lane and then gets stuck in traffic. As I see everyone else whizzing by in the far left lane, I get extremely annoyed knowing I should be there too. Respect the settings please 🙏

@wholemars Download is almost done

Tesla Self-Driving 14.3.5 now rolling out to more cars

@Tesla has graced me with an update, fsd 14.3.5. Guess I’ll try it out tomorrow.

@ShortShotTony Just bought the osight, gun for it comes Monday, Mac 9 ds

Same.

@TopShotDustin It really works surprisingly well, definitely a must have!

The Tippmann speed loader is a game changer

Do legacy media outlets typically use headlines involving the make of a car in a crash or is that only for Tesla? It would be one thing if the self-driving malfunctioned but the crash was purely human-induced. Seems like these outlets want to associate Tesla with crashes as part of a narrative and overall political agenda.

@UplandPD @UplandPDChief Ooh, an unregistered firearm? Constitution loves you fellas.

On Monday morning, officers responded to a suspicious vehicle that was oddly parked with the driver asleep behind the wheel. Officers contacted the driver and determined he was not under the influence. During their investigation, they discovered a loaded, unregistered firearm under the driver’s seat. The male was booked on felony weapons charges, and his vehicle was towed. A tip of the hat to the caller. A vigilant community is a safer community.