Recent content by tmruwart

Or rather: "Dnirk mcuch¿" The irony is that thyname seems to struggle with simple spelling. :)

My favorite Abby Normal behavior is when you arrive at your destination, hit End Trip (not Park) and wait about 2 seconds - FSD starts driving with no destination in mind.

Ditto.

Yes, I came close to a school zone and even though there were no busses or kids around, I still disengaged until I was well past the school zone.

Yes, I agree wholeheartedly with you. I have spent the better part of 47 years in computer hardware and software development which is why I am thrilled to be able to help with the FSD training by using it as much as possible and providing as much useful feedback as possible. I post my...

Yes, but FSD should be more aware of these signs because I have had two disengagements due to FSD approaching a curve at a speed far too fast for the curve. In one instance, it would have been difficult to make the curve safely especially if the surface was wet, *and* it is a "blind" curve where...

One of the major problems I have had with FSD 12.3.6 is that is does not understand posted signage. Cases in point: 1. Traveling on "State Highway 35" in Wisconsin where the speed limit varies from 55MPH on open stretches to 40MPH around curves to 30MPH thru towns and as low as 20MPH in School...

Agreed. I find it interesting that FSD makes minor route changes along the way and I view that behavior as a feature, not a problem. Yes, I am most certainly having fun with this as robotics [and now AI] has been one of my life-long passions since I was about 5 years old (in 1963). I really...

The scenario you described where the Nav says one thing and FSD does something different is what I refer to as "Spouse Mode". I have noticed that behavior on several occasions. In fact, to add to my Unexpected Behavior where FSD just starts driving with no specific destination, as FSD was...

I had several on my 733 mile drive from Detroit to Minneapolis last week.

Yes, that is the exact scenario I described in another post. I refer to it as an "Unexpected Behavior". It is 100% reproducible and the second time it happened I just let it drive by itself for a while to see where it would go. After about 7 miles, I disengaged FSD and went back home. Don't know...

Agreed. One reason I was concerned about the car moving unexpectedly, particularly from where it was stopped, is that I was looking for something on the floor behind me and there were children playing in the street (to my left and behind my car). The car started moving when I was distracted and...

Drives straight. No turns.

Correct. Everything was "expected" behavior up to and including me pushing "End Trip". It was when the car unexpectedly started moving again without my permission. Hence, it made an incorrect assumption that it should keep driving. Think of it this way: what if it were a human driver with you...

And if it cannot turn right, it will make three consecutive left turns (because two wrongs don't make a right but three lefts do)