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@SawyerMerritt Please bring Model Y L to other markets @elonmusk

BREAKING: Tesla has released the 7-seat option for the Model Y in the U.S., and unveiled other changes for all trims. • New dark grey 20" Helix 2.0 wheels for $2000 • 7-seat option now available for $2,500 • All Premium and Performance trims now come standard with black headliner. Grey headliner is officially gone. • All Premium and Performance trims now come with the larger, higher resolution 16" center screen (up from 15.4") that the Model Y Performance has. • Matte black exterior badging now comes standard on all trims (vs chrome before) More photos in thread below:

I'm always wondering what other things Satoshi Nakamoto moved on to

FSD Supervised is now available in Australia and New Zealand

#AUSYtour #FSDStour @TeslaAUNZ Leaving home in Perth Western Australia on a clockwise circumnavigation of Australia in a @Tesla New Model Y. This eleventh lap in an EV will be the first using @Tesla_AI Full Self Driving (Supervised) and the first continent conquered by FSD.

Forcing people back to the office backfires. Data on >3M tech & finance workers: After return-to-office mandates, firms lose stars and struggle to attract new talent. The most likely to quit are senior, skilled, & female employees. Flexibility is a feature of a great workplace.

Every meeting should be aimed at achieving someone's goals; that person is the one responsible for the meeting and decides what they want to get out of it and how they will do so. Meetings without someone clearly responsible run a high risk of being directionless and unproductive. #principleoftheday

Going forward, AI assistance must be disclosed for Ghostty contributions: github.com/ghostty-org/gh…

Any Street Fighter fans in the Audience?

My marketing strategy with Terraform early on was "we ship support for new cloud features faster than the clouds themselves." And I'd setup timers and things to show how long it took us vs. them. It worked pretty well, a lot of people liked that. I did this because the biggest negative feedback I got early on was that Terraform would never be able to keep up with cloud providers. So I wanted to actively show the opposite. One day Amazon complained and forced me to take down a tweet about it because I hurt the CloudFormation team's feelings (allegedly). They soft-threatened a partnership we were negotiating so I complied. I was pissed. It was the only time I can remember ever "censoring" myself at someone's request. I remember telling our partnership VP to tell them they can resolve it by simply shipping the feature faster. He said he couldn't tell them that (obviously). I was just frustrated. I stopped doing the "we're faster than them" marketing after that because I didn't want to piss them off or risk our partnership anymore. Also, them getting mad about it was enough admission to me that we had defeated that point. You can find some of these tweets if you look at my history. There weren't any personal attacks, no inflammatory words, just stuff like: "We implemented feature X in Y days. Cloudformation still doesn't support it." I could absolutely see how that would feel bad if you were on that team. But like, we're businesses competing and there were no personal attacks here. I don't think its a shady tactic to point out what you do well and what your competition does poorly (so long as you're not being deceptive about it). It still makes me frustrated thinking about it. Anyways, it's nice to be so far post-infra now that I can just be honest and transparent about it all.

@GergelyOrosz Would be good if they could share how they managed to get buy in and show ROI vs Copilot. Also the various security hoops they had to get approved.

From a dev at a large tech company: “We were only allowed to use GitHub Copilot as an AI IDE. It was OK. But then more and more of us used Cursor on side projects and it was *so much better* Luckily we have have a dev platform team and we told them we want to use Cursor. So they ran these internal tests and benchmarks and found that it worked a lot better. They now sorted everything and we can all officially use Cursor - and it’s been such a big positive change!”

Tesla vs other electric car companies

Until yesterday I used icanhazip.com to give me my external IP address but say hello to @ipapi_co which can take an IP address to look up but without it uses your external IP address & reports it back along with info like country (useful for @Azure VMs).

ClickOps is in your org, whether you know it or not.

Hey @TeslaCharging @TeslaAUNZ @Tesla should consider increasing the charging price once the state of charge (SoC) is above 90% to encourage more efficient use of charging stations in Australia (people staying until 100% when all stalls are full and people are waiting is terrible)

Reading my own code, i wrote 6 months ago

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As a programmer - do you like jira?

The Paralympians know how to breakdance. How and why was Raygun even at the Olympics?

@GergelyOrosz they’ve started on the path to the dark side reddit.com/r/printers/com…

It's satisfying to find a brand that resists dark patterns their competitors are now infamous for (because it's good for short-term business). I've "converted" a lot of people asking for printers to choose Brother because they get no funny business like sleazy subscriptions.

@guyrleech @Speedtest @pastebin Do you have it on GitHub? Would be easier to follow there.

Updated my 1 liner that uses the @Speedtest CLI tool to measure internet bandwidth & summarise the result in a #PowerShell object. Now includes NIC details. @Pastebin also includes line to download latest from webpage "scrape" & extract from zip pastebin.com/t9tDw3Kr