[spicybright]

A highlight of one of the things going on

> “The inconsistency can produce negative object velocity detections when other vehicles are present, which in turn can lead to false [forward-collision warnings] and [automatic emergency braking] events.”

So essentially brake checking cars behind you. Glad I get to become a QA engineer against my will for Tesla.

[throwaway0a5e]

>So essentially brake checking cars behind you. Glad I get to become a QA engineer against my will for Tesla.

<insert low effort drive by comment about maintaining an following distance that is not reflective of what is realistically possible in anything but the lightest traffic conditions here>

[spicybright]

I know everyone says "I'm a good driver" but I'm religious about following distance when driving, rage filled commuters behind me be damned. I get really anxious as a passenger now for that reason.

But I swear, around where I am the left lane is reserved for cars packed like a tuna can traveling 80+ mph.

While yeah the drivers are in the wrong, throwing a malfunctioning tesla in there is going to hurt a lot of people that wouldn't have been hurt if it didn't do that.

[throwaway0a5e]

Are they really in the wrong if everyone agrees it's something reasonable to be doing? We're not too far from some philosophical questions.