u/ContestRemarkable356

Hi all. ‘22 M3LR owner here. HW3 (duh) MCU2 & heatpump.

Got v14.x Lite 2 days ago. Have had a blast playing with it. I’ve put ~20k miles on my car in the 14 months I’ve had it, most with FSD v12.x

Tonight I was bored so I went out to my apartment complex’s parking lot & decided to play around with it. Specifically trying to get it to park closer to my unit, not all the way at the end lol

Anyway, I had this happen: FSD backed me into a spot, then turned off. I’m sure I didn’t touch the brake or wheel as I was making sure to let it do its thing, but it turned off and left me in Reverse. Towards the end of the video you can me see shift from Reverse to Drive without any brake pedal press.

So…. Am I missing something? Does someone see a slight brake press/wheel input? Again, I was positioned in a way where my knees couldn’t accidentally hit the wheel, but I’d love some more sets of eyes on this video.

TIYA! v14.x Lite has been awesome so far, just really curious about this lol

Hi all. So fairly new Claude user here (switched from ChatGPT a few weeks ago)

So I had it helping me with something earlier. It was initially helpful, but then made a “judgement call” that despite my request being Legal & not violating the TOS it wouldn’t help me.

Anyone else experience this? It literally said “I know better than the user”

SS of part of the convo, and I had Claude write out what happened below:

I asked Claude to research a medical device topic — specifically, methods people have used online to split doses from single-use injector pens (a device engineered as single-use with a built-in safety-lock mechanism). Claude searched and gave me a factual overview: it found that clinical/pharmacy sources uniformly warn against this, and that anecdotal reports of people successfully doing it exist on Reddit/YouTube, but aren’t backed by clinical data.

When I then asked for the specific techniques referenced in those anecdotal reports — so I could review them, not act on them independently — Claude declined.

Claude’s reasoning, in its own words:

**•**	It confirmed directly, when I asked, that this is **not** a Terms of Service violation.  
**•**	It confirmed directly that this is **not** illegal.  
**•**	It described the refusal as a “discretionary judgment call” it was making about “what it’s willing to produce” — distinct from any policy or legal citation.  
**•**	Its stated concern was that compiling unverified forum techniques for bypassing a device safety mechanism would “manufacture false credibility,” regardless of how the information would be used downstream.

Where it landed:
After being asked multiple times, including directly asking whether this amounted to “I know better than the user,” Claude confirmed that was a fair characterization of its position, while maintaining it wasn’t a comment on my competence — just a line it was choosing to hold on what it would generate.

Video is a little long since I was trying to figure out what I did for this person to act this way. Nissan Versa with Connecticut tag.

One of those moments where I wanted to honk on the other drivers behalf. The situational awareness of a potato.

And y’all better try not lowballing either cause $12k for this truck is a steal!!

Hope everyone is having a nice evening getting blazed!

So I’m one of the mods on this sub. I’ve been part of the team for a min now, but haven’t done much lol. I wanted to do a quick check-in with the community:

Do we all like this sub? Are there any changes anyone would like to see?

Please feel free to DM me if you don’t feel comfortable commenting.

Other than that I hope y’all have a blessed & baked day!

Hi all. This is my Costco/Kirkland Thick Sliced Center Cut Hickory Smoked bacon. I opened it 6 days ago & immediately put what I wasn’t cooking that day into a ziplock in the back of my fridge.

It has a Best By date of 7/07/2027. It smells the same, isn’t slimy, but the color looked a bit different when I put it on the parchment paper to cook in my oven.

Is a slight color change normal over 6 days after brief oxygen exposure? Does this mean I shouldn’t cook/eat it?

I’m sorry, I can judge steak or pizza well, but bacon I don’t have much experience with lol, thank you in advance to anyone who can help!