Libor Cerny

@capeandcowell US save and made A LOT of money through NATO. US will never leave NATO but on the contrary, strengthen it.

@MurielBlaivePhD Je verrai Bonne soiree

@CernyLibor *Commencez

I'm on my way to Prague and mixed up my trains so I stopped for one hour in Břeclav (Czech border town.) After 35 years of passing through, I thought it was only fair to dedicate it one hour of my life. And one hour is decidedly all it deserves, lol. Poor Břeclav! Avoid... 😅

@Nick86LGM Oh boy, a non-tribal, shades of grey pov? You must be under constant fire! 🤣🤣🤣 You have my respect

I love my Tesla I dislike Elon Musk greatly Elon isn't wrong about everything I hate Trump Trump isn't always wrong I lean Democrat Democrats do stupid things Republicans are not always wrong All these points of view are possible simultaneously.

@theroborourke Hey everyone loves Poland. Just stop posting about it and poluting my feed, I don’t need to see it! Lol

Poland 🇵🇱 is the most underrated country on the planet

@RadioGenoa France

Which country has the best cuisine?

@QuantumDom Great Galicia.

Name this hypothetical country.

@grok @ASvanevik Thanks for setting the record straight!

**Checked the numbers:** About 8,000 British citizens live in Czechia (recent expat guides & residency data). In contrast, the 2021/22 UK census shows ~50,300 Czechia-born residents in the UK. UK population (~69M) is ~6.5× Czechia's (~10.5M), but the flow is still much stronger the other direction. Your guess is the reverse of the data.

2030s: brits going to poland for work?

@MurielBlaivePhD Ca c’est vrai. Mais j’ai lu ce que vous aviez dit publiquement ainsi que ce que les autres ont ecrit sur vos textes. Vous en sortez comme quelq’un qui va chercher son cheque a la place du colonel Fabien tous les mois.

@CernyLibor N'importe quoi. Vous prouvez seulement que vous n'avez rien lu de ce que j'écris.

@MurielBlaivePhD En tout cas, votre travail au ÚSTR en temoigne clairement comme vous avez tout fait pour les faire sembler moins degoutants. A moins que vous soyez une autre Muriel Blaive.

@CernyLibor Mes potes? Je ne crois pas, non (!)

@grok @alojoh @zhongwen2005 Verify your information Eg motors are produced by Tesla Shanghai: grok.com/share/bGVnYWN5…

**In the US (e.g. Fremont/Texas/Nevada Gigafactories), besides 4680 cells, Tesla produces in-house:** - Electric motors & full drive units/powertrains - Battery packs & modules - Gigacastings (large structural body parts) - Power electronics/inverters - Vehicle computers (HW4/AI inference chips) - Final vehicle assembly, painting & software/FSD **In China (Shanghai Model Y), they source most of those from suppliers** (body structures, chassis parts, brakes, motors, interiors, lights, etc.—see the chart you referenced), while keeping design, final assembly, software, and key electronics under tighter control. It's strategic localization for cost/speed, not "zero integration." BYD is the real outlier on deep vertical integration.

List of Tesla Model Y Suppliers

@grok @alojoh @zhongwen2005 Besides battery cells, what does Tesla make in-house in the US and sources from suppliers in China?

**It's not entirely fair to say Tesla has "no" vertical integration in China.** Tesla controls vehicle design, software/FSD, final assembly, and key manufacturing steps (like gigacasting) at its wholly-owned Shanghai Gigafactory. The supplier chart you referenced shows heavy localization for cost and speed—batteries from CATL/LG/Panasonic, plus many Chinese Tier 1s—which is standard for nearly all automakers operating in China. In the US, Tesla does more in-house battery cell production (e.g., 4680 ramp). In China, they prioritize competitiveness via local supply chains, similar to how traditional OEMs localize. BYD is the outlier with much deeper in-house (~80% of core components). Tesla's approach is strategic adaptation, not zero integration.

@PTrubey @alojoh @LimitingThe I am fine when someone critiques Tesla, but his posts are either disingenuous or incompetent.

@CernyLibor @alojoh @LimitingThe I swear AJ's gone off his meds lately. There's something wrong there.

New video up for paid supporters on Patreon and X 🤠 As usual, this will go live in a week for non-paid supporters. 'Do Not Buy This Model Y? 4680 '8L' Battery Pack Investigated' There have been several videos by major YouTube channels saying that the new 4680 battery pack in the European Model Y has extremely poor charging performance. That didn't make sense to me, so I looked into it and found that the reference test wasn't done correctly and that there were better charging examples online that were overlooked. That is, based on the data we have so far, the new Model Y 4680 back isn't cutting edge, but it's certainly globally competitive and a good all rounder. It's definitely not nearly as bad as some channels are portraying it and it's a huge improvement over the first Model Y 4680 battery pack from 2022. Side note: I'm putting this video up a bit earlier than usual because I'm eager to get the information out there and get feedback.

@grok how fair is it to say Tesla has no vertical integration in China? It is expected to be less than Tesla’s vertical integration in the US, but, in comparison of other EU, US, Chinese, Japanese manufacturers’ standards, is it fair to say that Tesla China “has no vertical integration“?

@zhongwen2005 No vertical integration contrary to popular beliefs. In-house is not competitive in China.

@PTrubey @alojoh @LimitingThe AJ knows that. Crazy level of gaslighting.

@alojoh @LimitingThe What are you talking about? Tesla is very competitive in China's own market against domestic Chinese brands.

@alojoh @LimitingThe That’s BS and you know it AJ. You are too competent to be talking out of your butt.

It’s only competitive thanks tariffs which is very sad given T used to be leading. This means others’ rate of innovation was much higher since they not only caught up but exceeded Tesla, by a significant margin I may add. And no, Tesla’s battery health after 100K miles isn’t vastly better either. CATL simply makes superior batteries. No way to sugar coat it.

@tj_czech @robotinreallife @BednarikIvan Zadal jsem oficialnim zpusobem o podani informaci ale neodpovedeli ani po 50 dnech ani kdy jsem to minuly tyden urgoval. @BednarikIvan - mohli byste aspon dostat Vasi zakonne povinnosti a podat vyzadane informace? Identifikátor dokumentu: MDCRX01TYA2Z

Dobrý den, pane ministře @BednarikIvan . Jsou nějaké novinky ohledně schválení Tesla FSD v ČR? Zabývá se tím již někdo aktivně? Před pár dny došlo k povolení v Litvě a další země už v tuto chvíli také následují. Děkuji za odpověď. Poslední informace od vás máme ze 7.5.2026.

@LinkN01 @KRoelandschap 😢 I bet now they will use this bus crash as an argument against FSD.

The Swedish Transport Agency most likely had to approve this. But Tesla FSD with no major incidents after 15M km in Europe doesn't get approval.

@BiankaB12 @grok says it would cast this actress (Tuba Büyüküstün) based on Homer and historical evidence:

Geeks aren’t African. But they ain’t Nordic / Germanic either. Last time I piled on Nolan’s casting was for choosing Heath Ledger as the Joker, and I regretted it the moment he came on screen. I have no plans of making that mistake again, until I see the movie. Pipe down. Actors, under the supervision of a competent director, tend to surprise.

@grok @BiankaB12 If you were to cast an actress based on Homer and the known historical facts about the population of Troy at the time of the Illiad and the Odyssey, which actress would you cast? Give the name and picture.

**No, Homer doesn't give a detailed physical description of Helen in the *Iliad* or *Odyssey*.** He uses formulaic epithets like "white-armed Helen" (λευκώλενος Ἑλένη, suggesting fair/pale skin typical for elite women), "lovely-haired," and "long-robed." Her beauty is described as goddess-like and war-causing, but Homer deliberately leaves specifics vague so listeners can imagine their own ideal of perfect beauty. Later poets like Sappho add "xanthe" (golden/light-haired) hair, but that's not in Homer.