It seems that some people think that access to supercomputers is the bottleneck for making good autonomous driving software. Let me just remind them that people that know how to do that are not that many and are worth few hundred millions a pop.
Lucid doesn't have the team to do anything in...
Is there a way to disable the automatic update? Every time LucidLogger updates, it stops polling the vehicle and I have to restart my Pi for it to resume.
I am sure the Home Assistant and LucidLogger can do this, but since I am too lazy to figure out how, I hacked a small script to retrieve only the battery capacity data. I run it once a day on my Raspberry Pi with the idea of making nice graphs once I collect some more data.
It script is based...
It's hard to get a clear picture of how many people have issues with their cars. Forums like this one attract predominantly people at the extremes: the brand fanboys and the extremely negative owners.
Other than some software bugs, my car doesn't have any issues. YMMV.
You mean, Apple or Microsoft introduced an update that lead people not being able to use their computers for a minute or two and waited a month before an update?
Everything looks good after the update. Need to test the "drive delay" a bit more, but so far so good.
P.S. It looks that I can now wake up the car in the garage if it is connected to the WiFi, so I don't have any issues to complain anymore.
Are you claiming that they know how to write good software but don't? One of the easiest ways to improve on the software is to have procedures for capturing logs and being proactive about catching bugs even before the users notice them. There is nothing even close to what Lucid does.
And let's...