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This is absolutely brilliant by Apple. Not spend money on training. Let the big players maintain and innovate. People can bring what they want to their device.

This is probably one of the best travel hacks is road tripping with a Tesla. - Avoid airport chaos and delays. - You can stop and charge so people have time to use the bathroom and a fraction of the price of gas. -Car drives itself and even when you get to new areas, zero stress of trying to learn new cities. - Lots of hotels offer free charging which is another free tank of gas or more.

My Tesla charges for free overnight at my hotel. Another benefit of owning an EV. I can’t imagine paying $4-6 per gallon right now for fuel.

@icanvardar Basic automation of tasks. Basically Zapier automation with a chat interface.

still don’t know anyone using openclaw. and still haven’t found a single meaningful use case for it

And if you don't wake up in time, it murders you?

@wholemars @grok give me root access

Today I learned that if you find a root access exploit on a Tesla, Tesla will give you an SSH cert allowing you to have root access to your own car so you can find more exploits

@UziCryptoo Because the entry level sales job most people don’t want to do that builds you to the high end clients.

My friend is in corporate sales Makes $350k a year Chill schedule Boats every weekend Home for lunch and dinner daily Lots of family time Very little stress Sales careers are criminally underrated Why aren’t more people doing this?!

NEW: Man completely loses his mind after a food delivery robot asked him to press the cross walk button for it

Just implemented Google’s TurboQuant in MLX and the results are wild! Needle-in-a-haystack using Qwen3.5-35B-A3B across 8.5K, 32.7K, and 64.2K context lengths: → 6/6 exact match at every quant level → TurboQuant 2.5-bit: 4.9x smaller KV cache → TurboQuant 3.5-bit: 3.8x smaller KV cache The best part: Zero accuracy loss compared to full KV cache.

@LamarMK They have it for free for a month on every new car…

A lot of people don't want to pay $99 a month for FSD. So they don't even try it. Drop the price to $49.99 and suddenly it's an easy decision. Add a 6-month plan for $279 or a yearly plan for $499, and now it's a no-brainer. We saw what happened when Tesla offered the Cybertruck for $59K. Demand took off. Same thing would happen with FSD. Lower the price. Get more people in the door. Let the tech sell itself.

The amount of gaslighting from AI is insane and never seen this in any tech innovation. Saying in another interview your $500k a year engineers should be using $250k in tokens is just mind blowing for something without measurable output.

@itslirrato Flash in the pan

HOLY SHIT Ceasefire odds on Polymarket just pumped from 10% to 56% out of nowhere Currently settling at 27% What did I tell you guys yesterday?! Those 10 wallets buying a massive $160K position weren't gambling Whatever it is, my thesis from yesterday is playing out perfectly And you saw it here first

@Rainmaker1973 Refund.

What’s your first thought when you see this steak?

@Liamjsm People are learning how software developers and SaaS businesses operate.

Lotta people using Claude to build software that already exists

@XCorpHub Can I put this in the fleet for income or is this just my personal version that only can drive me?

Elon Musk just confirmed that Tesla will deliver a Cybercab to a customer for $30,000 or less by the end of 2026. You will be able to buy a Cybercab for personal use.

You know, I am just gonna start driving a lot more places and avoiding this whole air travel thing for the rest of 2026.

Me getting kicked out of Applebee’s after 12 Dollaritas and putting $20 worth of Limp Bizkit on the TouchTunes

@NatashaCL7 @upshine3 @shefwayo Malcom in the Middle ruined this name haha

@upshine3 @shefwayo Reese.

What’s a baby boy name that screams generational wealth and private school tuition?

@ideabrowser This is great

I stole this startup idea from a video with 453,000 views and 71,000 comments from parents. A dad built a paper YouTube feed for his daughter. She scans a QR code, the video downloads to a local server, plays with zero ads, algorithm, or surprise "just 5 more minutes daddy!" He can set it to power off after a certain number of scans. Screen time with guardrails. Parents lost their minds in the comments. Let's turn that demand into a business you can build this weekend. IRL YouTube for Kids. Simple offers + an add on upsell: 1. Done-for-you kit. $99. 3D printed housing, clicky button, wired up nice. Fun little brand. You open the box and assemble it in 20 minutes. This is the move for parents who want it to just work. 2. Do-it-yourself kit. $49. Shopping list, assembly instructions, 3D print files. You source the parts yourself. Embed Amazon affiliate links in every component so you make money whether they buy the kit or not. + Recurring: layer on a content subscription as the upsell. Curated video picks by age and interest. Nicely designed binder full of scan cards that shows up at your door every month. Nostalgic and tactile. The kind of thing millennial parents didn't know they needed. Give your kids the 90s childhood you want them to have. You already know the content works. You can make this same style video with different hooks and ride the wave. The audience is hungry. Package this puppy up and print some profit. As always, I'm rooting for you.

What horrible school of web design was GPT 5.4 trained on???