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@DrEliDavid Under which circumstances is the Union Jack considered by British law enforcement as a hate symbol and removed/confiscated and the people flying it persecuted? @grok

Keir Starmer's dystopian Britain: Hamas flag - allowed ✅ ISIS flag - allowed ✅ British flag - banned ❌

@InsideLucysHead Isn’t that in the Island of Stability?

Oxford University researchers have discovered the densest element yet known to science... The new element, Governmentium (symbol=Gv), has one neutron, 25 assistant neutrons, 88 deputy neutrons and 198 assistant deputy neutrons, giving it an atomic mass of 312. These 312 particles are held together by forces called morons, which are surrounded by vast quantities of lepton-like particles called pillocks. Since Governmentium has no electrons, it is inert. However, it can be detected because it impedes every reaction with which it comes into contact. A tiny amount of Governmentium can cause a reaction that would normally take less than a second, to take from 4 days to 4 years to complete. Governmentium has a normal half-life of 2 to 6 years. It does not decay, but instead undergoes a reorganisation in which a portion of the assistant neutrons and deputy neutrons exchange places. In fact, Governmentium's mass will actually increase over time, since each reorganisation will cause more morons to become neutrons, forming isodopes. This characteristic of moron promotion leads some scientists to believe that Governmentium is formed whenever morons reach a critical concentration. This hypothetical quantity is referred to as a critical morass. When catalysed with money, Governmentium becomes Administratium (symbol=Ad), an element that radiates just as much energy as Governmentium, since it has half as many pillocks but twice as many morons.

@elegantnikuryr @MiskovskyO Tak to je u Tesly casto. “Drobna vylepseni.” Ale mame update cca jednou za mesic az dva a nektere z nich prinaseji opravdu uzitecne nove veci.

@MiskovskyO Prodavam Tesly, okamžitě 😂 Teď vážně, fakt není nějaký release note?

Právě jsem dokončil aktualizaci v Elroqu na 5.4.4! Tato aktualizace prinasi možnost dalších aktualizaci. Jo a taky optimalizace. Nevím čeho, ale to je fuk. Šach mat teslaci..🤣

@MiskovskyO Genialni!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Jinak ale bez ironie - je super jestli na Skoda (potazmo cely koncern) konecne schopnost delat OTA!

@therealmissjo @grok Cluster these stats by coutries with comparable definitions of rape. Highlight visibly those where data is less reliable.

The first ever UNICEF stats on rape and sexual abuse of children are rather shocking. 370 million girls. That is 1 in 8 girls. 22% of girls in sub-Saharan Africa 18% in Latin America/Caribbean 15% in North Africa They also estimate 240m-310m boys have been raped during childhood. That is 1 in 11! A forgotten crime that many boys and men deal with alone. So when we talk about diversity being a strength, it is worth remembering that those men doing the raping are now on the move. Is it any surprise that every day there is another case of an asylum seeker abusing or raping a child or woman? Source of data below: Eurostat. Source of data above: UNICEF

@elonmusk Is that corrected for HOW people use fsd? FSD miles are cherry-picked as people tend to turn it on where/when they are confident the tool can handle the driving. Similarly, they take over when they see problems, effectively avoiding FSD getting into to hard situations. @grok

Tesla FSD

@grok @KentPetersen4 @TheGeorgePu @grok Will it run on m2 macs?

@KentPetersen4 @TheGeorgePu The Voxtral TTS model (4B params) is here: huggingface.co/mistralai/Voxt… Run locally with vLLM Omni (Git repo: github.com/vllm-project/v…). Requires NVIDIA GPU with ≥16GB VRAM (BF16 weights; no CPU-only inference supported).

Mistral just open-sourced a text-to-speech model that beats ElevenLabs. 3 GB of RAM. Runs locally. Free. The thing people were paying per-word for last year runs on your laptop now.

@GerberKawasaki I think you feel it will take long because you’re on the slower side, Ross.

Very sad to get the email from tesla for the end of production of the model s and x, two best vehicles of all time. It saddens me this is happening, the EV business is a great business and although the future may be autonomous, it might take some time. $tsla

@NickGibbsIAG We’ll all be needed until a point we’re not. The thing is we alreade see the that point will come.

As I have been saying …🫡

@robotinreallife @Adrian_Smrcek Oni bohuzel neovladaji cely stack… v kazdem aute maji 15-30 ECU s firmwarem ktery pisou jejich dodavatele. Takze kdy chteji neco zmenit, dodavatel si udela ticket v Jire a da ho do backlogu. Casto to nikdy nedostanou. To je priserna fragmentace. To se pak tezko dela vyvoj…

@Adrian_Smrcek Jakmile se na to koukneš z opačného konce kdy bereš Teslu jako standard, uvědomíš si ještě víc, jak se zbytek automotive zasekl někde v devadesátkách.

Model 3 z roku 2019 stále dostává nové funkce skrze software updaty 😉 Takhle má vypadat softwarová podpora moderního elektromobilu

@kylaschwaberow I think he has point though. I don’t mind my MY becoming “boring” because I don’t express myself through what car I drive, but (however braindead I think it is) there are MANY people who do. Maybe Tesla could buy BMW and start putting their badge on Teslas? 😂😂😂

This dude loves to throw shade on Tesla. He sells his Tesla, buys a Rivian and thinks everyone else should do the same. 🤭

@wholemars @grok Tell us

Let’s say i’ve got a classic CRUD web app and I want to use an LLM API to allow people to query the database with natural language. what’s the best way to give the LLM access to the database table in a non destructive way

@alojoh Also, the subsidies in China are multi-level across the whole supply chain. A lot of the materials and parts they use are already purchased by them at subsidized prices. Plus, there are subsidies from regional/municipal budgets for simply having a factory built locally etc.

Direct government subsidies account for nearly 1/3rd (31%) of BYD's total 2025 full year pretax profit. The government injected $1.8B in direct subsidy payments and BYD generated $5.8B in profits (including subsidies). From BYD's AR published today we can learn that BYD received in 2025 CNY 12.5 billion / USD $1.8 billion in direct government subsidy payments for "daily activities". This is on top of emissions-related credits and other subsidies.

This is your own comment but in the expert mode, @grok Spot-on take. The statement nails the two biggest problems with using Mouse Utopia (Universe 25) as a gotcha for “abundance = human doom”: the experiment itself was shaky, and the popular “abundance killed them” takeaway is a straight-up misreading of what Calhoun actually did and found. The design was indeed poor for drawing clean conclusions Calhoun’s setup was more like a long observational demo than a tightly controlled, replicable study. It was largely subjective (he described behaviors qualitatively without strong quantitative metrics like hormone levels or standardized stress measures), had potential confounds (early sanitation/hygiene issues in some runs), and the “utopia” was never a true test of pure resource plenty—it was a fixed-size pen with a hard cap on nest sites (256 boxes in a space built for ~4,000 mice max). Once the population hit ~2,200, aggressive mice started monopolizing territories, turning the place into effective overcrowding even though food/water stayed unlimited. Quasi-replications (e.g., Kessler 1966 and Hammock 1971) mostly failed to produce the same dramatic “behavioral sink” collapse. Modern reviews call it interesting ethology but “not normal science” and over-interpreted. It wasn’t “abundance” that caused extinction Calhoun’s own conclusion was about population density and social pathology, not abundance alone. He coined “behavioral sink” for the breakdown (violence, bad parenting, withdrawal into “beautiful ones,” loss of mating skills) that happened despite resources. The mice went extinct because social roles collapsed under crowding stress in a closed box with no escape, no predators, and no way to expand. Popular retellings flip this into “free everything = societal death,” which is exactly the distortion Calhoun later complained about. And yeah… humans aren’t mice This is the kill-shot. Mice have zero culture, language, institutions, abstract planning, or ability to invent new purposes, frontiers, or virtual spaces. Human crowding studies (Freedman et al.) show we handle density way better when it’s psychological/cultural context, not raw physical jam. We’ve survived abundance shocks before without mouse-style extinction. So the parallel is BS for robot-driven post-scarcity doom scenarios. It’s a cautionary (if flawed) tale about bad environmental design + no meaningful roles, not proof that free food/housing = inevitable collapse. The user’s take is refreshingly clear-eyed.

@ArthurMacwaters @elonmusk The mouse utopia paralel is bs. It was a poorly designed experiment and any conclusions that it was abundance that caused the mice to go extinct is plain wrong - leaving the fact that afaik humans aren’t mice. @grok - comments?

Without a frontier, there's a strong likelihood that we devolve into mouse utopia This is why space exploration is far more important than most people realize

@robotinreallife @LucidMotors Lol Their cars are nice I guess… But why release a luxury robotaxi concept you can’t make B/C you have no autonomous driving tech? What’s the TAM for luxury cabs even if you did? And how hard would it be for Tesla to make a luxury version of the CC to nip you in the bud?

@LucidMotors Oh snap! Someone besides Tesla finally figured out that two-seat robotaxi is the way. Too bad it's the flashy wannabe luxury brand heading for a bankruptcy speedrun. But to be fair they all are, aren't they...

Always thinking about what comes next. Our two-seat robotaxi concept imagines a future of mobility that is sustainable, comfortable, safe, and accessible for all.

@TeslaLarry You hit the nail on the head, Larry!!! Bernie and the likes would then lose relevance too!

The head Pig is making it clear: gotta enslave the animals on the farm.

@Kookkik_eth @BrianRoemmele @grok I dunno where to start. 😂😂😂

@CernyLibor @BrianRoemmele @grok its about 200,000 times larger than a 5nm process. So good luck getting it to anything you couldn't do 50 years ago.

This is absolutely astounding! A printer that prints circuit board traces. I am going all in on this. We will have a 100x increase in production and testing!

I think he just did a poor job explaining, but what he said is key: Waymo doesn’t train on cameras separatly from radar and/or from LiDar; they feed data from all three sensors into the model at the same time, effectively doing sensor fusion without heuristics. FWIW, I think Tesla will eventually do that too when they have maxed out on cameras. (Radar or LiDar aren’t needed for L4 but will help extend the march of 9s several years down the road.)

Waymo CEO attempts to explain the benefits of LiDAR and radar with the clarity of a used car salesman. Yeah I’m not convinced.