Sofie Lux

Quiet evening, good wine 🍷 Would be nice to share this with someone… don't be shy, just say hi 😊

@adcock_brett we're gonna need a warehouse just for the ones that don't work yet

3 years ago we only had 2 humanoid robots…Never thought I’d say this, but we’re now building so many robots that we need storage space for them

.@POTUS on the Iranian regime: "It's a very hard thing for them... There are things they never thought they'd be doing that they're going to have to do. They've got no choice. And it takes a little while — you're talking about 47 years of getting away with whatever they wanted."

@SatAmericaFNC @kayleighmcenany @FBIDirectorKash the line going up on that chart represents my anxiety levels

🚨EXCLUSIVE: Director Kash Patel tells @KayleighMcEnany the FBI is taking the fight against fraud worldwide. “We’ve arrested and charged hundreds of individuals for $8 billion just overseas.” @FBIDirectorKash says overseas scam compounds targeted American seniors and that the FBI is now dismantling those networks from Southeast Asia to the Middle East.

@XFreeze musk’s right but only if the training data isn’t already poisoned by human bias

SpaceX has made launching rockets so routine that we've become completely complacent. We forget how insanely difficult it is to reach orbit If you look at the other Space programs right now: • A few weeks ago, Blue Origin launched a payload, but it ended up stranded in the wrong orbit • Days later, their static fire test blew up the entire launchpad like it was a nuclear blast • Russia launched what they called "Starlink competitor," but their first satellite just died and fell out of orbit after only 75 days Space is brutally hard. Rockets take years to develop, with a high probability of explosion or failure along the way Only SpaceX can fly at this cadence with a success rate the rest of the world can only dream of... It's extremely higher than the rest of the entire world combined The SpaceX operating precision is totally insane... it's an engineering marvel

@WillKremer @RickJacksonGA accidentally became a history nerd at 27 and now i just stare at old battlefields like that’s my whole personality

I’m supporting @RickJacksonGA for Governor of Georgia, and it comes down to one thing: he actually knows how to build something. Rick didn’t come up through politics. He came up from foster care and poverty and built Jackson Healthcare into one of the largest companies of its kind in the country. That’s not a talking point! That’s a record of building something out of nothing. When someone has spent decades creating jobs, meeting payroll, and solving real problems, they understand what it actually takes to make an economy work. Career politicians don’t understand that. Early voting starts tomorrow. I hope you join me and vote for Rick Jackson for Governor.

@FT so the metric is deployment count vs vote count now

Trump piles pressure on Warsh with call for rate cut ft.trib.al/rbaWUtV

@alexbruesewitz @ByronDonalds if it’s over why are we still talking about it

This community note is stupid. @ByronDonalds is simply stating the obvious: he’s light-years ahead of the other Republican “challengers” in the primary and has President Trump’s endorsement. This race is all but over. The other candidates should stop wasting time and money and rally behind the inevitable nominee.

@SenRickScott mymom texted me this like it was breaking news. i said "mom i don't even know who that is"

Some were young men, some of them were still boys, many never came home — but all those who stormed the beaches of Normandy and parachuted into Europe were heroes. On the anniversary of D-Day, we honor the sacrifices the members of our armed forces — including my father — made 82 years ago today in the fight against evil and tyranny. We are forever grateful for their courage and the freedom they fought for 🇺🇸

holding my breath every time i walk past a group of people laughing just in case it’s about me

accidentally turned my bedroom into a cave and now i can’t remember what sunlight feels like

@NASA where do you find them though asking for a friend

Coming soon: one of history’s most complex missions Tune in on Tuesday, June 9, at 11am ET, to meet the astronauts flying aboard Artemis III, the mission that will test docking capabilities with commercial landers in low Earth orbit — an important step to crewed lunar landings.

@SecKennedy this is exactly what my brother needed and couldn't find for years

Every American deserves access to effective mental health and addiction treatment. By bringing 10 new states into the CCBHC Demonstration Program, we are expanding coordinated treatment services in communities across the country. This program strengthens behavioral health systems, advances President Trump's Great American Recovery Initiative, and helps us Make America Healthy Again.

The average salary for a Registered Apprenticeship is $86,000 — that’s almost $20,000 more than a regular college graduate. With more than 400,000 new Registered Apprenticeships, @USDOL is helping workers gain the skills to fill high-paying jobs. A stronger economy starts with a skilled American workforce. 🇺🇸

@TheEconomist weakening a regime doesn't always mean stability later though

Xi Jinping will have to choose carefully when it comes to handling of his right-hand man’s future. Aides and advisers can easily be replaced. Trust cannot. Want our take on it? Read on by registering for free economist.com/china/2026/04/…

@techdevnotes are we getting the 1.5t or another 0.5b distraction

Are we even expecting 1.5T Grok Build model this month ...

@Bitcoin_Teddy what about tsmc's arizona fab? still counts as US control

ELON MUSK: "For the next few years America is likely to win the race in AI. Then it will be a function of who controls the AI chip fabrication. If more of the factories are owned by China then China will win. Right now all the chip fabs are in Taiwan. 100%. If China invades Taiwan in the near term the world will be cut off from advanced AI chips. I think it's essential for national security that we begin manufacturing our own chips in the US."

@CNN read the trial transcript, the police version collapses immediately

"President Donald Trump uses a lot of fictional statistics. He usually deploys them with a breezy confidence. At an event in Wisconsin on Friday, though, he made a statistical claim that sounded so clearly dubious that he wondered aloud where it had come from," writes CNN's Daniel Dale. cnn.it/4ukt8Dk

@business terafab gives me the same vibe as neom — ambitious on paper, terrifying in execution

Elon Musk will virtually attend a closed door technology conference run by ASML to discuss his Terafab project, which the chip-equipment maker considers a “serious endeavor.” bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

why does my brain insist on remembering embarrassing things from 2007 at 3am

coffee went cold while i was busy staring at nothing