Ryan Chai

@Mormonger I’ll be fine in hell as long as my smoking hot wife is with me… well… any the kids too.

You hear that, fam? Together forever!

@SpaceXAI Genuinely impressed with Grok 4.5. Just had it review the code base of an iOS app Fable 5 coded. It found several bugs. I then had Fable review the MD suggestion file Grok made. Fable agreed. I had Grok do the bug fixes. Fable said perfect job. The kicker, Grok did all that and uploaded the new build faster than Fable analyzed what Grok was doing. By a factor of probably 3x. Seems I may be spending more time with Grok going forward.

@marcado_razon @Lets_Talk_HC God planted a perfect garden, placed two people in it and gave them a rule. And Adam still lost it. A flawless Builder has never once guaranteed flawless tenants. That’s what agency is.

@Lets_Talk_HC Speaking of self-refuting religions

If your god wanted me to accept your christ, wouldn’t he regenerate me? Or no?

I want to challenge everyone to repost our country's flag. I want to see my timeline with all flags

@elonmusk @elonmusk I appreciate the effort. Love our M3P but would like a large SUV (Yukon XL size) option to add to my fleet. Large families of 7 on road trips pack a lot of crap.

Model Y long wheelbase now available to order in the US

@Tesla Love it but with a family of 7 it is just not quite there. I want to replace my Yukon Denali XL.... have anything like that in the future and I will buy it immediately!

Introducing Model Y Long Wheelbase – now available in the US & Puerto Rico A 3-row, 6-seat configuration that brings exceptional interior space with ample headroom & legroom for all passengers 0-60 in 4.4 seconds 325 miles of range – Front row: Heated/ventilated seats w/ powered thigh cushion – Second row: Heated/ventilated captain seats w/ powered armrests & one‑touch fold – Third row: Heated seats w/ power recline, one‑touch fold & child seat anchors –  Improved airflow, increased efficiency & more range – 89 cu ft of trunk space: with 6 passengers, trunk still fits a 28" and 20" suitcase each, plus frunk holds an additional 20" suitcase. Oversized items like snowboards and bikes also fit easily – Engineered for safety w/ seat belts & side air bag optimized for second & third row – Upgraded acoustic glass & suspension to minimize road noise – Adaptive damping for a smooth, stable ride – Staggered tires for enhanced grip – Larger tailgate for better rear visibility & bigger windows overall to deliver great views from every seat – 16" first row & 8” second row touchscreens + 19-speaker immersive Tesla Audio – Upgraded 50W wireless charging pads w/ active cooling & charging ports for all other seats – FSD Supervised & integrated Grok AI #overview" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">tesla.com/modely/design#…

We’ve received notice that the Department of Commerce has lifted export controls on Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5. We'll begin restoring access tomorrow, and will share an update soon. We’re grateful to our users for their patience, and to everyone who worked with us on redeploying the models.

Aristotle said virtue grows from ethos (habit). But his word for it was hexis: a settled disposition, not a reflex. We flattened it. “Habit” now means autopilot. The self “checked out”. By that meaning there are no good habits. Only bad ones. Goodness on autopilot isn’t goodness; it’s the hollow shell. He wasn’t after a habit, but a love so settled it no longer needs deciding.

@RestoredTruth8 My wife is one with me but she was not a member of my bishopric when I was Bishop. Whilst so important, her role was different for the ward than mine was.

President Joseph Fielding Smith taught Adam “helped to create this earth,” having been chosen in the premortal life as the first man.  In Doctrines of Salvation (1:74–75) the idea is extended further: that those who would eventually gain exaltation “might have played some part in the Creation of this earth to gain experience for their future creative ventures.”

@ryanswalters73 We believe in the living Christ. Ergo, the focus not on the cross but the empty tomb.

Sitting atop the Mormon Temple in Salt Lake City is the golden statue of the angel Moroni, who allegedly appeared to Joseph Smith and told him some fanciful tale that a few million people continue to believe. But what symbol do Christian churches use? Not Gabriel or Michael, but the Cross. It is a universal sign of Christianity, the recognized symbol of the place where our Lord Jesus Christ paid the penalty for OUR sins! That symbol is everything to us. We wear it on our clothing, as jewelry, and even on cars. As the Apostle Paul said in 1 Corinthians 2:2, "For I determined to know nothing among you except Jesus Christ, and Him crucified." But notice, if you will, that Mormons don't use the cross as a symbol. That says a lot! In reality, it says everything. We are not the same! Mormons are NOT Christians!

Here is a link to beta test our new iOS app called Stoke BBQ. It's pretty awesome. Something I developed out of wanting to solve many of the issues I had when I started smoking meat. Try out the beta and let us know what to improve! testflight.apple.com/join/uVjtqV5m

I am developing an iOS app for those that like to smoke meat and bbq. It’s a hobby I enjoy myself which motivated the development. I am looking for a few people interested in beta testing it before launch. It’s pretty full featured and I don’t see any of these things on any other app. If you are interested message me or post “Smokin”Below.

Sad to see Fable 5 removed. Hopefully @AnthropicAI and the @CommerceGov can figure out their issues. I was getting two new apps ready for deployment and greatly enjoying the capability.

@Mormonger This is the most based comment of the day. 🔥

Writing down the names of all the people who say "Mormons aren't Christians" so I can baptize them when they're dead

@KuriosJesu @JoshuaHerr6 I invite you to see how much dishonor of God the Father & Son and Holy Spirit really happens in His church. You might find your own bigotry blinds you from a deeper relationship with the Holy.

@JoshuaHerr6 Bro, tread carefully now; you’re approaching blasphemy of the Holy Spirit by claiming that He’s at work in people who dishonor both God the Father & God the Son by denying their nature and character as revealed in the Scripture of the apostles & prophets.

The Mormon controversy is sad. I love and admire LDS folks. Some of my most fruitful and intimate spiritual conversations have been with Mormons. I’m willing to go further than most Christians and say that I think the Holy Spirit seems to be at work in Mormons by means deeper than common grace. But I thought Mormons were brought up to understand that they are different from mainstream Christianity and generally regarded as heretical or occult. It pains me to see so many of them hurt by their apparent surprise at this.

Ha fair hit. I’ll grant you that ‘Utah Mormon culture’ and the actual gospel aren’t always the same animal. There’s a reason we have a word for casserole-and-side-eye Christianity. But that’s exactly my point. where members get judgmental, they’re departing from the doctrine, not living it out. The Book of Mormon spends a remarkable amount of words warning its own readers against exactly that pride. So you’re not catching me in a contradiction you’re actually quoting our own scripture back at us. Guilty culture, sound doctrine. I’ll take that trade.

@Rchaiguy @Toneskeee Clearly you didn't grow up non Mormon in Utah

Today I learned the Mormons GENUINELY think they know Scripture better than us.

The same religious establishment that garnishes the tombs of dead prophets can’t recognize the living and prophetic church in front of it. This doesn’t surprise the Lord or frustrate Him. So it shouldn’t frustrate us. The wheat and tares grow together until the harvest. But here’s the tutor hidden inside the irony: the exact criterion they use to rule us out “the creedal confession” is the very thing the Lord named in the First Vision as the departure. “A form of godliness, but denying the power thereof.” They perform the exclusion using the standard the Restoration came to correct. The misclassification meant as a denial ends up announcing our distinctiveness instead of blurring it. A church quietly folded in with the rest of the sects would lose its claim. Being set apart, even by people who mean it against us, proclaims the very thing they’re withholding. I believe heading towards His return, it is beautifully poetic and historically symmetrical that He who was rejected by His own faith in mortality, sees His covenant people rejected upon His return. This is no coincidence. So I’m not worried if the world accepts me as a Christian. I’m worried that He accepts me as His son.

Really funny seeing Christians reveling in Mormons not receiving a Christian designation from the DoW. Jehovah's Witnesses and Christian Science is categorized as Christian by the DoW you guys. They don't care about your definition of Christian, this isn't a W for you.