Lmao, did this guy just leave the blinker on while driving on the highway and not looking at the road for 2 minutes? No wonder these "trucks" crash so often, they are driven by idiots.
@@gearanalyzer Lol, not true. They have the highest. You might have held the chart upside down. And is this wrong believe the reason you drive like this? Because that's just incredibly stupid. Also, not sure how you read "Tesla" when I said "truck". I specifically meant the Cybertruck, which have been involved in a surprising amount of crashes given their low number. The way you drive and then defend it really explains why.
@@stig7798 hes saying that the big screen part of the truck is distracting, basically the equivalent of having a big monitor infront of you rather than just a phone or something
@@richowens6125 and as proof of that, this tool leaves his left turn signal on for over a minute while driving down the road between 25-45 mph, filming and talking to a camera, and controlling multiple aspects of the screen. I can't imagine why so many insurance providers are starting to refuse coverage of these trucks.
Nothing said here is in any form special. Except the driver. I can't wait till we get the old "SELLING TRUCK -CANT FIND INSURANCE -HELP ME ELON! update. The average owner lasts somewhere between a week and 2 months. And once Fsd is available, next year, this may be the last straw. Better sell now.
You might want to be careful with the 3d visualization though. If there's an exotic vehicle it doesn't have a label for, it might not show anything. At least that's how it was 1 year ago. Before, the code was written on top of the labels, so once I came to a stop behind a truck carrying bales of hay, and when I got close enough, it couldn't figure out what it was, so the visualization disappeared and the car started to go forward again and I had to hit the break. Now with end-to-end neural nets, the behavior of FSD doesn't depend on the labels so FSD itself won't make a mistake like that, and I've noticed that the labels really are better, but I personally don't yet feel like I can trust it in 100% of scenarios.
Interesting, yeah I’ll keep an eye on it. So far it’s picked up every vehicle/person/cone, but the one thing I wish is that it would display walls/poles etc for when backing up in tight places. Overall though, I’ve really enjoyed the Cybertruck tech
@@gearanalyzerit is still the case that it doesnt show cars. My Model Y doesnt always render them (even if it sees them in FSD). I wouldn’t rely on the visualization with my life
@@tylerfrydenlund 100% I do a 3x verification. Rendering, side mirror, blind spot light. (Not sure if all Tesla have the blind spot monitoring light, but Cybertruck has little red light in the a gram pillar which is nice)
Lmao, did this guy just leave the blinker on while driving on the highway and not looking at the road for 2 minutes? No wonder these "trucks" crash so often, they are driven by idiots.
@@zagreus5773 Tesla have the lowest crash per mile of any car……
@@gearanalyzer That's just blatantly false. It's the reverse.....
@@gearanalyzer Lol, not true. They have the highest. You might have held the chart upside down.
And is this wrong believe the reason you drive like this? Because that's just incredibly stupid.
Also, not sure how you read "Tesla" when I said "truck". I specifically meant the Cybertruck, which have been involved in a surprising amount of crashes given their low number. The way you drive and then defend it really explains why.
@@zagreus5773 Tesla was the safest car of the year last year 🤡🤡🤡google is your friend before making wildly incorrect statements
@@gearanalyzer Ah, the three clown emojis, the sign of a deeply unserious person.
Safest car does not mean least amounts of crashs, dumbo.
Epitome of distracted driving.
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@@stig7798 hes saying that the big screen part of the truck is distracting, basically the equivalent of having a big monitor infront of you rather than just a phone or something
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@@richowens6125 and as proof of that, this tool leaves his left turn signal on for over a minute while driving down the road between 25-45 mph, filming and talking to a camera, and controlling multiple aspects of the screen. I can't imagine why so many insurance providers are starting to refuse coverage of these trucks.
He is playing with a screen and leaving his indicator on to show off a feature. This is just as bad as BMW drivers not using signals
I would ban your channel forever just because you left your blinker on on purpose to demonstrate a feature, WTF.
this. epitome of tesla drivers. the depths they go to to rationalize buying a stripped down ugly car
Nothing said here is in any form special. Except the driver.
I can't wait till we get the old "SELLING TRUCK -CANT FIND INSURANCE -HELP ME ELON! update.
The average owner lasts somewhere between a week and 2 months.
And once Fsd is available, next year, this may be the last straw. Better sell now.
You might want to be careful with the 3d visualization though. If there's an exotic vehicle it doesn't have a label for, it might not show anything. At least that's how it was 1 year ago. Before, the code was written on top of the labels, so once I came to a stop behind a truck carrying bales of hay, and when I got close enough, it couldn't figure out what it was, so the visualization disappeared and the car started to go forward again and I had to hit the break. Now with end-to-end neural nets, the behavior of FSD doesn't depend on the labels so FSD itself won't make a mistake like that, and I've noticed that the labels really are better, but I personally don't yet feel like I can trust it in 100% of scenarios.
Interesting, yeah I’ll keep an eye on it. So far it’s picked up every vehicle/person/cone, but the one thing I wish is that it would display walls/poles etc for when backing up in tight places. Overall though, I’ve really enjoyed the Cybertruck tech
@@gearanalyzerit is still the case that it doesnt show cars. My Model Y doesnt always render them (even if it sees them in FSD). I wouldn’t rely on the visualization with my life
@@tylerfrydenlund 100% I do a 3x verification. Rendering, side mirror, blind spot light. (Not sure if all Tesla have the blind spot monitoring light, but Cybertruck has little red light in the a gram pillar which is nice)
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