
Yao Giver
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Yao Giver
@YaoGiver
Father of 2. Tesla owner, investor and advocate. Passionate about financial education and positive about the future.




湖南经视频道已经让AI主持新闻节目了,画面也是AI切换,全面AI化了。感觉播的新闻都是AI合成的,太魔幻了。

DIESEL DOESN’T STAND A CHANCE. Tesla Semi high-volume production started April 29, 2026. Same load. Same route. Same 700 km / 435 miles. Every day. Tesla Semi → $111/day Freightliner Cascadia → $358/day → $247 saved. Every single day. → ~69% cheaper energy → ~3.2x cheaper to run 10-year TCO: Tesla Semi → $712,400 Diesel → $1,812,345 → ~$1.1M more profitable per truck The math is bulletproof. Every day you wait costs you $247. Fleet owners… your move. #TeslaSemi #ElectricTruck #Bettrification #EV






First Semi off high volume line


Halter announced today the launch of direct-to-satellite connectivity using SpaceX's @Starlink for its smart cattle collars, a world-first that removes the need for cell towers or on-ranch infrastructure. "Using Starlink enables ranchers to manage cattle anywhere they can see the sky. Combined with a suite of new tools for reproduction, animal behavior, and precision pasture management, the release significantly expands what is possible for cattle ranch management. Beef ranchers in remote and rugged regions that were limited by connectivity can now turn to virtual fencing to run more productive and sustainable operations - at a time when they face rising fuel costs, labor shortages, and an aging workforce pressures." Halter’s internal modeling estimates direct-to-satellite capability expands coverage of the U.S beef cattle market by 2.5x. Until now, Halter’s solar-powered, GPS-enabled collars relied on Halter’s proprietary long-range radio towers. With direct-to-satellite, the collars can communicate via Starlink, eliminating ground infrastructure entirely.





















