Sarge Enzyme

Demonstrating a @Tesla Lightshow, but with a little unexpected help...

@elonmusk ...and undermining🤪

Tunnels are under-appreciated

@DJSnM FL-A.I. SAFE Somebody must have said that, I can't be the first. P.S. are you following the Scottish football team, will you be going to a game?

I took a sponsored spot from an AI service in today’s video, got lots of comments hating on AI. Some told me AI is terrible and I shouldn’t have left my day job. My day job was developing AI.

@RadianceFields Want

For the people asking about 3D printing gaussian splats, this is honestly amazing.

@dpoddolphinpro Start the sentence with "one year ago", Pleeeease!!

SpaceX blew up Starship at their Massey's Test Site at 23:01:52 CDT, one year ago today.

@danroan Turn the video sound down and watch it with the Dallas theme tune. youtube.com/watch?v=wKloBL… It's still not exciting🙁

England arrive in downtown Dallas

Fizeram um anime da atuação impecável do goleiro Vozinha totalmente com IA

@stevenmarkryan As a fellow owner, I would like them to speed up their launch cadence this year. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d…

Hit different as an owner of $SPCX. Congrats SpaceX team 🥳

@HKane @England

Can’t wait to lead our team out at another World Cup! Excited to get on the pitch tomorrow with the boys! I know we’ll have incredible support out here and at home! We will give everything we’ve got! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🦁

@stevenmarkryan light speed is too slow

Tunnels: For Moon/Mars base, habitats & transport. Brain-computer interfaces: To spread consciousness among the stars (send robot precursors first, then beam minds at light speed). AI: Discover new physics • Tunnels • Brain-computer interfaces • Robots • AI Interesting…

@stevenmarkryan Why not, but I would shade the compute and radiators behind the solar panels, No point having excess solar flux on the stuff you are trying to keep cool

So... Are we calling it Starthink or what?

@CPFC @USMNT @FIFAWorldCup @OptaJack If he keeps that up, he's not going to be ours for long

Our Chris Richards. He completed all 83 passes he attempted for the @USMNT against Paraguay. The most passes with a 100% accuracy rate by any player in a @FIFAWorldCup match since 1966. @OptaJack 📊

@shaunmmaguire That finish was deliberate and good

10 years ago this ball movement was unimaginable for the US Men’s National Team Lots of work to be done but progress With a world class finish by Gio

@ApoStructura The media's opinion is not important, she is well known and thought of highly throughout the greater rocket launch community.

If she wasn’t working for Elon Gwynne Shotwell would be hailed as an incredible success story and the most powerful woman in aerospace. Instead it’s radio silence from the media

@elonmusk Girthy!

Starship is a very big rocket

@stevenmarkryan When civilisation as a whole gets past universal high income and gets rid of money, the trillions, quadrillions etc will be meaningless. It will just be a case of what do we need in terms of resources to achieve this goal and where can I ethically find these resources.

• 3 Early SpaceX Investors On The Future

@stevenmarkryan Meh!

T-minus 90 minutes until market opens on SpaceX IPO day. You ready? 🚀

@DanFessler The ISS is a one of a kind object, hence the radiators on it will be expensive. With the AI satellites the radiators will be manufactured on mass.

Phil says this is stupid because radiators are a "solved problem" but then stops short of extrapolating what that means. The radiator surface area they specify is about the right size for the math to check out. You can make pretty much any physics "work" if you scale the right values on paper. The feasibility isn't about physics, its about economics. For a moderately sized 100MW "data center" you'd need a fleet of close to 700 satellites to match its earthly alternative. That's an ISS's worth (the most expensive single structure ever built by humanity) of radiators, 700 times over, for a single "data center". To put that into perspective that's about 73,000 m² or roughly 14 football fields worth of surface area The costs to build such a fleet is insane compared to the the earthly alternatives we have yet to exploit and it assumes a lot of things that might not continue to hold true - like wattage per op staying constant. It’s like someone looking at room-sized computers in the 50s and extrapolating that we are going to have a land crisis and starts imagining large floating sea platforms to host our computing future

@England @marksandspencer A bit more patriotic lad, we're not New Zealand

Our brotherhood. 📸 #ThreeLions | @marksandspencer

Assuming England wins Group L, this is the current route to the final, with a slight uptick in playing Mexico in the Round of 16 after tonight

@stevenmarkryan youtube.com/watch?v=y9B75h…

You have my full permission to spam my DMs during the SpaceX IPO. It only happens once. I won’t judge you. $SPCX