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I could ask which movie you're thinking of, but does it make a difference?

Yes, that's expected behavior for both. Human drivers still have the advantage in understanding things that are farther away. FSD has the advantage in reaction time, but only when the perceived threat is within the effective (shorter) distance. Any time you see "context length scaling" in FSD...

It looks to me like it's a single lane in each direction. The Cybertruck was almost hit by someone trying to pass in the oncoming lane.

Amazing technology. Lives were saved. Some questions come to mind. Did the driver notice? Did he try to intervene? If I saw this coming, I can't say I wouldn't put my hands on the wheel.

They call it rolling coal, but their trucks are powered by gas. And they're doing it to trucks that are powered by coal. 🤷‍♂️

Touche. I forgot about "Space Oddity."

No flying Roadster yet, but we did get some underground Cybertrucks in Vegas.

Off topic: nice bumper you have there.

I'm interested to see how this changes when autonomous vehicles are the majority.

Looks like I'll be getting less work done today.

https://comma.ai/ may work for those.

"Paint? Where we're going, we don't need paint."

I don't know, but I'll volunteer to beta test it.

The irony isn't lost on me that owners of a polarizing truck are calling another vehicle ugly. But man that thing is ugly.

99% of the reactions I get are positive. Kids love the Cybertruck! I get a lot of general EV questions from adults. People are curious to see the inside of the cab and vault. Most of the times I drive it, I don't notice any attention from it. I'm just living my life and enjoying the most...

Carcass - "316L Grade Surgical Steel"

I'm over here trying to sell my wife on trading in her Y for another Cybertruck. 📐📐

I want to see how it handles the trolley problem.

I hope this is a setting. I do this so it's easier to get the little ones out.

Hopefully it will give you fewer patients.