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  1. Sold My CT

    Why? Sell it before Tesla cuts prices further if you don't need it. $69K the OP is an amazing price. I received $75K in Feb after I sold mine due to health issues (still not resolved so not buying/leasing another vehicle) and it's only dropped since. I can see Tesla discounting the 24 base AWD...
  2. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    There's no real godfather of AI (it's an old field that has existed since the 60s with many failures... in the 80s it was overhyped - before my time) but the grandaddy of ML is Hinton. I worked in his AI lab as undergrad and though computer vision and NN were a joke (how wrong I was lol). I...
  3. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    That's NOT a model of the world. That's just scanned in data and Tesla representing the positions of known objects in a 3D engine. The model is a representation of the world logically (not physically) and being able to predict future behavior. You see a giant semi driving beside you - you...
  4. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    It's just pathfinding. It's not AGI at all. The AI doesn't understand squat. It lacks the concept of the world. I argue FSD and most autonomous systems can't handle exceptions very well. They lack a model of the world and how it works. That's why I don't believe FSD as designed - will work in...
  5. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    I believe it. LLMs are just one tool. AI is so vast and somehow we've just decided to brute force neural networks to "solve everything"
  6. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    If pathfinding is AI... then that's a pretty low bar. That Tesla was just meandering about looking for a connecting road. There wasn't much "planning" which is the core idea of AGI. LLMs are still pretty basic these days.
  7. Cybertruck Q1 2025 Deliveries (Lowest to Date) [⚠️ ADMIN WARNING: NO POLITICS]

    Rivian’s awful quarter is no surprise. I’ve been wanting a Gen2 R1S but chose the CT because I refuse to pay $98K+ for a new R1S with 400V architecture and a smaller battery than the Gen1 Quad I had. Rivian stopped discounting late last fall and Q1 incentives were a joke. They are attempting to...
  8. Insurance costs?

    Insurance used to be cheap-ish in central FL (but still higher than national average) a few years ago at around $100-130/month per vehicle for full comprehensive coverage but the past few hurricanes have jacked up rates 30-50% Florida is a no-fault state with 25+ % uninsured drivers. If you get...
  9. Insurance costs?

    GEICO in Orlando - $250/month. That's with $1000 deductible and middle range $200K (?) coverage. And this is my third vehicle that I don't use for commuting lol. GEICO has always been crazy high for Teslas. I plan to switch to something else in a month or two.
  10. CT loses electric miles overnight (vampire drain)

    No it's how li-ion cells work. There's actually different kWh capacities for warm and cold temps. This.
  11. Looking for Digital Rearview Mirror and Rear Camera Purchase AND Install in Central Florida

    Same. I plan to speak to Tint World at some point to get a quote. They do various digital cam installs along with audio installation.
  12. Explain battery drain and Snowflake

    Sentry is draining 2-3% every 8 hours here in FL and it's intentionally parked away from people and other moving cars. I'm on 2024.39 though... unsure which updated lowered drain.
  13. Is Tesla using DRY Cell 4680's now?

    I don't think Dry cells avoid liquid electrolyte. If that was true it would be called semi solid state or solid state. Liquid electrolyte itself is not terrible alone... it just is flexible and allows the anode and cathode to short (my understanding) to cause the thermal runaway.
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