Neville Medhora

@CoachDanGo @nickgraynews let’s go next year

I'm traveling in China right now, staying at a surf resort, and I gotta say I'm hooked. You get any type of wave you want at the click of a button. For anyone who surfs, this is like living in Disneyland. Highly recommend.

@bschippers I just want it to do rolling stops at stop signs. It did this in 2019 but regulators put a stop to it. Every human driver does a rolling stop, so FSD should be allowed to as well.

Here's an underreported FSD metric: go-pedal override rate — how often a driver presses the go-pedal while FSD is active. On v14, drivers intervene with the accelerator about 1.9% of the time. On v13 it peaked at 7% and sits at 3.3% today. On v12 it hovers around 5–7%. Worth noting: when a driver does press the go pedal, it's most often about preference — wanting to accelerate faster, take a gap differently, or match their own driving style. What many interpret as a negative intervention frequently isn't. It's personal choice. This is a metric I'll be covering a lot more with real data to back it up. There's an enormous opportunity for @Tesla to do incredible story telling here and broadly about FSD. Hope they do. Happy to help. @CernBasher @wholemars @herbertongg2 @DirtyTesLa

@andrewchen Nice hardcore reading books in the background 😏

hosting zoom office hours this week for a16z speedrun you'll be able to apply to a16z speedrun in just a few weeks, so so come AMA. first come, first served drop a comment + like and I'll DM you a calendly link

"Marketing" is a bit of a buzzword, but if you you break it down it means all these things: Marketing is.... • Advertising • Knowledge • Targeting • Networking • Market Research • Relations • Engagement • Innovation • Growth People used to specialize in just ONE of these areas, but with AI it's now possible to do so many of these together by a single person.

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My friend @hanslorei had his account hacked and can’t get it resolved. If anyone has a contact at support or knows someone who can help, would be greatly appreciated. His contact info: Hanslorei@gmail.com

@caspar_g Oh yeah they're horrible for lighting my face up, hella backlight! On plus side software color correction works OK but not great

@nevmed Are the windows behind you not terrible for screen/picture quality? Video probably also sub-optimal?

I made another Franken-Desk for myself except this time upstairs in my house with a larger 60” desk. I also drilled holes in the desk so all the cables go straight into the desk. This was a smart move, it looks so much cleaner with no cables! The entire setup has just one cable that plugs into the wall, everything else is contained inside the desk.

@themgmtconsult I am usually militant about keeping it tidy!

@nevmed Neat. I never know how you guys do to keep the desk so tidy, mine it's always full of stuff!!

@aymanalabdul Hard to imagine going back to life without FSD after long trips with it

Took the Tesla Model Y with FSD on its first road trip to the outer banks. It was flawless.

@kylecordes Good idea!

@nevmed Very clean! There are magnet-attachable wire channels that will stick on the side of the desk leg to make that power cable a bit cleaner still.

My wife works at home as well, AND we have a baby, so having multiple working spaces around the house is very helpful. I also added a different reading chair next to it: It was a fun project to put together :)

The moat structure in the coming years will change. So pay attention to areas with: 1.) Hard to find or proprietary data. 2.) Complex workflows 3.) Tough regulation. 4.) Distribution capture. 5.) Strong ecosystem. 6.) Network effects. 7.) Physical infrastructure. 8.) Scale that's hard to match.

For example #7 Physical Infrastructure: Something like Amazon AWS runs the bare metal servers of the internet, so to erode their moat you'd need to billions of dollars and have to build millions of sqft of data centers. This would be difficult, take time, cost a lot of money, and take a lot of people....meaning it's still a difficult moat for most people to drain.

With AI lots of "moats" are being drained right now. Previously if you built a piece of software for your business, that was your "moat" to protect you from competitors (because it costs time and money and talent to build software so it was hard to replicate).

- He's outgrowing old clothes quickly....we tried this outfit on him and it was skin tight on our chunky little guy! - Soaking up all the little sweet moments with him. - Current task is getting him to do a lot of tummy time and strengthen everything.

My son is a little over 4 months old now, and it's a fun phase where's he's learning a lot of new things, and definitely smiles a lot now: - We've been taking him out a lot and he's done great. - Sometimes it's very so we got him some baby headphones and they look hilarious 🤣 - Being able to make him laugh is really fun.

Sam's post: instagram.com/p/DWok9fKEdc7/

This @thesamparr Insta story has everything for a viral video: - Big number ($10m in sales) - Contagious laughing - Hot chick - Cute baby - Weird product being sold (onions) His dad selling $10m of onions off 2 phones + laptop is more relatable to MOST people than advanced AI.