@kentcdodds: When stoplights are impossible to see because the sun is positioned right behind them, I look at the Tesla screen becau…
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Kent C. Dodds shares how he uses his Tesla's screen to see traffic light colors when sunlight obscures the actual lights, and Tesla highlights FSD Supervised saving a deer by detecting it through direct sunlight.
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When stoplights are impossible to see because the sun is positioned right behind them, I look at the Tesla screen because it shows me whether it’s red/yellow/green.
Tesla (@Tesla): FSD Supervised saved a deer because it was able to see through direct sunlight
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