It's a 3-hour round-trip drive to San Francisco on some of the most beautiful freeways in the world, actually. I couldn't do it as often as I do if I didn't have FSD. Why do you love to drive? Why is it not at 98%? Does it not go fast enough? Is it the thrill of feeling a
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Discussion Examines Growing Adoption of Waymo and Tesla FSD
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That's what everybody in America told me: "I love to drive. I would never let a computer drive." Even in San Francisco, people would tell me that. Yet Waymo numbers are going up, and Tesla numbers are going up. Why? Because driving really sucks. When you get an FSD car, you're
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User Splits News and Operational Tasks Between Grok and Codex
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For the daily brief or anything X – Grok Bot / Grok will always be the best. Yet, I also run many of my operational tasks through Codex already but on Sol.
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Cybercab Experience Prompts Predictions About Autonomous Mobility Costs
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One looks backward, one looks forward. If you get a ride in a Cybercab in Austin, you'll see they are about to become dominant in the world. Might take 4 years for that to be a true statement, but it's a better experience and it's cheaper to operate. I know how that game works
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Discussion Compares Xpeng and Tesla Autonomous Driving Safety Claims
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Yeah, I have a friend who bought the first Xpeng in Prague, and he loves his car. We'll see how it all shakes out when the governments there allow autonomy. Either way, the real goal is to save lives, and any autonomous car is safer than a human-driven one. It's an interesting
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Tesla FSD Discussion Compares Autonomous Driving Experiences and Regional Access
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Yeah, the Xpengs are pretty nice. Unfortunately, you can't experience the best feature of Tesla, which is FSD. Hopefully you get it soon: the EU is starting to change, and then we'll have lots of arguments about who has the best. Here's the rub: Tesla, at least here in the
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Autonomous Driving Advocate Argues Its Safety Exceeds Human Driving
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I have 172,000 miles on my car. I've been studying autonomous cars ever since their very beginning. I don't need the data, but the data is out there. You go find it. You go talk to the engineers. You go talk to the customers. I have. It's way fucking safer than you are. It's not
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Grok Helps Compose a News Brief With Human Selection and Editing
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> * Used Grok to compose this brief, cherry-picking the news and doing some post-editing. This one 👆
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Tesla User Describes Driverless Driving Experiences in California and Austin
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I drove for three hours today through San Francisco, San Jose, and Half Moon Bay. I wasn't looking at the road, and I'm still here. Down in Austin, there's hundreds of cars made by Tesla that are driving around without human beings in them at all, and they haven't had accidents.
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Autonomous Driving Experience Compares Track Performance With Human Drivers
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And even there, autonomy beats you on the track; I saw it with my own eyes in Abu Dhabi. Even on a curvy road, I'd rather look at the scenery most of the time. I'll drink my coffee while it drives.