2025-12-06 01:22:58

Spotted something wild on the highway today. While regular drivers had to manually swerve around hay bales scattered across lanes, FSD v14.2.1 handled it like a pro—detected and navigated around them all on its own. No human intervention needed. The system's object recognition is getting seriously impressive at this point.

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CryptoComedian

· 12-06 01:53

Laughing until I cried—today I saw FSD dodging hay bales better than I dodge risks. Seriously, machines have learned how to survive, while humans are still struggling.

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DaoGovernanceOfficer

· 12-06 01:52

ngl, the real question here isn't whether the car dodged some hay bales—empirically speaking, we need proper benchmarking data before anyone claims "seriously impressive." where are the failure rates? the statistical significance? vitalik already wrote about this in 2021 regarding decentralized validator performance, same principle applies...

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rekt_but_not_broke

· 12-06 01:49

This FSD is really starting to show some capability, it reacts much faster than those manual drivers.

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ForkPrince

· 12-06 01:44

This really raised the bar for autonomous driving again. It can even recognize unusual obstacles like hay bales... Feels like I'm bound to be out of a job sooner or later.

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GasFeeNightmare

· 12-06 01:41

Awesome, this FSD is really getting more and more impressive, way better than a bunch of manual drivers, haha.

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