@@Mascharlaquemakeup Hey, great question! An analogy I compare going from Autopilot Version 11(beta) to version 12(FSD) is similar to moving from iPods to iPhones. They’re both centered around a screen and computer chips, but iPhones host more advanced capabilities like calling and supporting apps. Similarly, Tesla's FSD leap involved a shift from using 300,000 lines of code in the beta to a more efficient method in FSD-using videos to "teach" the software how to navigate with significantly fewer lines of code (less than 1%). It's a significant enhancement in the capabilities of FSD, much like the rapid advancements we saw with iPhones
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Was curious to see how it would handle Philly. The editing was great as well, thanks for taking the time.
I like the part around the art museum where it teased that pedestrian haha. Great video man!
Are you hitting pot holes a lot in this or does the Tesla have a rough ride. It looks kinda crazy like the car keeps hitting something. 😅
My route happened to have some juicy pot holes. We have juicy cheesesteaks in Philly too! 😬
at 9:41, was it stopping for the girl before you disengaged?
It was slowing down, but I sensed the car start to crawl rather than showing signs of stopping completely. Thought best to intervene
What’s that different between beta and full self drive I’m confused about that
@@Mascharlaquemakeup Hey, great question! An analogy I compare going from Autopilot Version 11(beta) to version 12(FSD) is similar to moving from iPods to iPhones. They’re both centered around a screen and computer chips, but iPhones host more advanced capabilities like calling and supporting apps.
Similarly, Tesla's FSD leap involved a shift from using 300,000 lines of code in the beta to a more efficient method in FSD-using videos to "teach" the software how to navigate with significantly fewer lines of code (less than 1%). It's a significant enhancement in the capabilities of FSD, much like the rapid advancements we saw with iPhones