And you wouldn’t need to correct the car at all, if your flawed, technologically insufficient, barely-tested Autodrive system wasn’t trying to Autodrive you into a concrete barrier at 100mph.

You need a more convincing argument than “Oh come on, it’s totally his fault, he had PLENTY of time to stop the system from…

Oh, horseshit. Play NTSB all you like, “Contributory factors” still don’t overrule the primary cause of a crash. And no matter what Tesla-excusing hypothetical you invent, you know as well as I do - at least, since I remember you either working in aviation, or being somewhat of a planespotter - that in such a crash,…

That said, there is at least a little bit of driver error as a factor.

And Tesla can’t wait years for the NTSB to issue a formal finding, while Tesla’s image gets trashed in the process.

Well, I think we’ve found the designer of Tesla’s Self-driving software.

So unique and revolutionary that it was cribbed directly from drawings and theories of Lawrence Hargreaves, who was also an enormous influence on both their pre-powered flight gliders and on the design of the Kitty Hawk, thanks to his work with curved airfoils, Aircraft control, and inventing the Box Kite.

Imagine if the Wright brother’s never strayed from bicycles...

Two things that are not entirely related that I find hilarious about this:

I wouldn’t be so sure - after all, they do say that God is inside all of us.

I admit, it was a gamble, and it didn’t pay off this time. But that’s okay, I enjoyed it. I even laughed at it again coming back and seeing it again to reply to this.

Friend of mine had one of these, until he accidentally drove it down some steps and wrecked it. I wish I had a joke for it, but by the time I thought of one, the moment had passed, alas, just another case of L’esprit de l’escalier.

As someone who learned to drive in Australia, really, the most annoying thing is that when I’m in the US and I have to rent or borrow a car, I spend a few days knocking my hand against the door out of pure muscle memory every time I try to change gears.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it was intentionally misleading - after all, for a long time, the same FAQ said “You can tip a driver if you want, but it’s not necessary because they get paid so well!” while the employee handbook said “You can’t accept tips”, and Uber had “Secret Shopper” type people who went around…

Oh look, the first Final Fantasy that I can guarantee that I’ll actually finish.

On top of that, those black and yellow NY plates aren’t the most visible in the world at a glance at night. I’m wondering how good of a look those officers actually got at it as it sped off. Probably not a great one.

Nah, I’m not investigating really anything, I’ve seen too many reddit investigations go way sideways to think that’s a good idea. I just thought that it made sense, and what made it likely they were the same guys, since the stream rig dude had a pretty decent chance of being the video chappy above. And clear as it…

Yep, and judging by the small amounts of speaking we can catch in that clip, and the fact that he’s got a longboard(the video above was too smooth for someone running that quick, but had the occasional bob like someone pushing on a board), I’d say the chappy with the stream rig in this video is the source of the video…

Yep. He might be able to outrun some beat cops, but good luck outrunning a radio.

In the follow up video they did sponsored by Vianor, they actually do flip it by accident on concrete, destroying a few cameras, but the roll cage takes it on the chin and doesn’t even bend a little.

Mate, I can’t belive you forgot the gymkana-esque follow up, TraktorTerror.