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I too saw one of these in real life.
It's both cool and ugly at the same time. It's also massive.
It honestly looks like it would be impossible to drive lol.
Not my cup of tea but it gets looks. A chick was taking pictures of it with her phone while it was parked.
So FSD just dropped for the CyberTruck. This is my first time experiencing FSD but what the fuck. It is incredible. Truly living in the future and I will never buy another vehicle without it.
Wife and I woke up early to go get breakfast 15 minutes away. 0 disengagement there and back. The world ain't ready man.
I'd be interested to see your updated impressions after living with FSD for a couple months. The videos I watched showed the driver not feeling very confident in sketchy situations and taking over control. That was a while ago, so it probably improved since then, but I imagine it's not anywhere near perfect yet.
So FSD just dropped for the CyberTruck. This is my first time experiencing FSD but what the fuck. It is incredible. Truly living in the future and I will never buy another vehicle without it.
Wife and I woke up early to go get breakfast 15 minutes away. 0 disengagement there and back. The world ain't ready man.
I really hate driving and think full self driving isn't just good for me, but good for everyone.
The average person is genuinely retarded, and that's the most common driver you will find on the road. People shouldn't even be allowed to control these death boxes anymore.
I can't wait for a full self-driving future where I'm not risking my life to retards and alcoholics just getting from A to B.
Would be nice to have different classes of Drivers licenses, like Germany has.
One level would be for those who can drive Manual. Second level would be for those who can drive Automatic. Third would be for cattle in self driving cars.
If there was a dedicated lane that only self-driving cars could use, I'd go ahead and be another idiot overpaying for a Tesla. And if it was truly segmented, then self driving cars could be on a AI-controlled network that knows of every car on the road and can manage speeds and trajectories, so you could theoretically have everyone driving 140mph and still be safer than what we have now.
The system would know exactly what my path is, could tell another car where I'll be in the future, and can slot cars onto the freeway and all that for us. So there we are all speeding around like maniacs with crashes being a rare instance we can't believe we accepted as a common event in the past.
But nah..."making horrible choices at 80mph is my right as an American!!"
I argue that the more expensive license should be for Manual drivers, including length of time before you get licensed.. Just hand out liability licenses for the self drivers.
That way, actual drivers get to enjoy the drive and everyone else do get their own lanes. I mentioned Germany for a reason. They have the most stringent laws to be able to drive on the Audobahn and they charge your insurance based on the hp of the car in addition to other VAT and taxes.
The point is, in order to drive a manual, you need to have the best education and time to fully understand how to maneuver on roadways safely. The way the US hands out licenses to people who don't even speak English much less know how to handle modern cars, which essentially drives itself, is my consternation. I still don't understand how people can flip front wheel drive sedans, but they do.
Yes, driving 80+ mph with as much hp as I can afford is my right as an American. It is called freedom.
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My whole self-driving thing is for a future, and not for the immediate present or shortly after, but I just unfortunately think humans can't be trusted to do this on their own anymore. Sure, the non-retards get screwed a little bit, but overall we end up looking back shocked that we ever let regular people drive.
I will always have a manual car in my stable. One built by me that has no nanny state recording or shut off via remote control. I am not complacent.
I will always have a manual car in my stable. One built by me that has no nanny state recording or shut off via remote control. I am not complacent.
On the topic of self driving... I am a terrible driver and I can admit it. I daydream way to often instead of being present fully when driving. I have never been in a major accident but had some close calls. The sad thing is I know I am no where near the worst drivers on the road. Having FSD will save countless lives in the future and I am stoked to see it finally become real.
My goal is to know how to circumvent the controls and updates from Tesla eventually. Right now I am not worried because of Elon but if he gets ousted who knows what backdoors they are going to build into the systems.
I also have intentions of getting a classic ICE vehicle one day to have just in case. No electronics in it at all.
On the topic of self driving... I am a terrible driver and I can admit it. I daydream way to often instead of being present fully when driving. I have never been in a major accident but had some close calls. The sad thing is I know I am no where near the worst drivers on the road. Having FSD will save countless lives in the future and I am stoked to see it finally become real.
I'd be interested to see your updated impressions after living with FSD for a couple months. The videos I watched showed the driver not feeling very confident in sketchy situations and taking over control. That was a while ago, so it probably improved since then, but I imagine it's not anywhere near perfect yet.
I'd still want one (for free) but I wonder how the people are feeling who bought one who can't quite actually afford it. Like do these people have a $900 monthly payment for their car and they're washing dead bugs off the front before the stains set in, and they're thinking oh fuck what did I just do??
I like it, but I'm a fucking weirdo. Unfortunately I've seen too many videos of Cybertrucks getting fucked up when a vehicle shouldn't to ever actually want one.
When my 2008 Ford Focus finally dies I'll likely get either a Polaris Slingshot, or an Aptera if the fuckers ever go into full production.
Every few years something breaks, I pay $500 or so to have it fixed, and I revel in the lack of a monthly car payment. Does it look like a pile of shit on its last legs, yes, but it gets me to work.lmao we drive basically the same car
I keep waiting for mine to fall apart so I can justify having a car payment again. I'm at 11 years without a car payment![]()
Not Tesla but some real Knight Rider shit ….