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So I tried ASS for the first time today on my HW3 with FSD 12.5.4, with none other than @chuckcook. Turned out to be quite an adventure. Here's my uncut post.

ASS had to deal with overcast conditions with light spurts of rain, lots of pedestrians, geese🦢, and more geese 🦢🦢. Recommend watching the whole thing. We covered a LOT!!

Verdict: ASS is a profound glimpse into the future IMO. Vision of robot/human harmony and coexistence at it's best if you ask me.

This was sooo much fun Chuck. So stoked for round 2 tomorrow 🫶 (rain gods please take a vaca).

00:00 Intro by Chuck
02:25 The very first one
06:33 Respect the curb sensei🙏
07:36 - HW3 vs 4 camera view differences
07:50 Hello geese fam Ima backup no worries 🦢
10:25 More FSD and geese 🦢
12:25 "hater" honk? You decide
13:45 Come to me Robot!!
14:35 Please don't leave me MARSLIFE🥹
17:10 Public road hard-stop. Safety first!
17:55 Go get me some grub!
18:10 Learn by observation
19:48 FSD + Geese try 3 🫶

Oh cmon @elonmusk. Don’t completely nuke the Cybertruck platform. A bulletproof large vehicle program that drives by itself, packs real alien tech, and makes the future look so much more exciting.

At the very least tell us that Cybertruck will return in the future. Take a couple of years if you want then make it more badass and bring it back to the people.

There is no one else that can pull off a product like Cybertruck other than Tesla and PEOPLE WANT IT 🥺

Happy Veterans Day 𝕏

Long live Cybertruck 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

A symbol of hope and the most exciting future

Is this what Cybertruck lovers need to do… hold a candlelight vigil outside of GigaTexas? @elonmusk @wmorrill3 @wholemars @mrfundman 🕯️

Back in 2009 on David Letterman Elon spoke about the impact of GM shutting down the EV1 program on people who had those electric cars.

“Well, there was a great movie, Who Killed the Electric Car?, by Chris Paine, which I think explores that question. And it’s noteworthy in that movie that Chris shows how much people really wanted that EV1 car.

“In fact, they wanted it so much that when the cars were forcibly taken away from them and crushed… you know, they weren’t actually just stored, they were actually crushed. The people who had those cars held a candlelit vigil for the destruction of those cars.”