Woodrick
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- First Name
- Ed
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They are all the same, for the same build.I don’t have a clear picture of how FSD actually works, but perhaps, during this Early Build phase, Tesla is somehow testing some variations of parameter sets that differ among us users even though the loaded code is the same. Certainly my truck running FSD is performing differently in many ways than others have reported.
Generally, it's how users drive and perceive it is the difference.
For example "it drives too fast" "it can get a speeding ticket" vs "it drives too slow" generally mean that they are driving at the same speed.
You got to use a lot of salt when reading reports.
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