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@readswithravi If you are not constantly learning then you will fall behind.

Robert Greene said it right: “Eventually, the time that was not spent on learning skills will catch up with you, and the fall will be painful.”

Tesla + SpaceXAI is no longer “collaboration.” It’s the same system: • Cybercab production live • Starlink built into the robotaxi • Grok running Digital Optimus • Joint Terafab AI chips Jensen called the whole stack world-class. He’s not wrong. Who else is building cars, robots, satellites, and AI compute under one roof?

Nvidia CEO Jensen “@Tesla stack is the most advanced autonomous vehicle stack in the world. I’m fairly certain they were already using end-to-end AI. Whether their AI did reasoning or not in somewhat secondary to that first part.”

@daltonbrewer Robotaxi is now live in 7 major metros. 1.48 million people already paying for FSD. 55% of new North American deliveries take the subscription. The fleet is still small. The growth rate is not. Curious where people think the first real scale city lands.

Lots of Cybercabs spotted in San Antonio getting ready to be deployed 👀 $TSLA

First time ever: Starship deployed real Starlink V3 satellites + the Ship survived intact splashdown in the Indian Ocean. Longest in-space Raptor relight. Soft landing. Version 3 is starting to click. This is the one that actually moves the needle on capacity. Thoughts on how fast they can get to orbital with V3?

It’s time. Elon just said the three words that matter most. After 4.5 billion years on one planet… After Starship Flight 13 just stuck the softest splashdown yet… Humanity finally has the vehicle that can make life multiplanetary. This is no longer a dream. This is the beginning. Who’s coming to Mars? 🚀🔴 #SpaceX #Starship #Multiplanetary

BREAKING: Elon Musk declares “it’s time” for humanity to become multiplanetary.

Grok 4.5 is a solid workhorse

@TiffanyFong Looks like something you can eat like a large corn on the cob.

Bringing my Hawaiian ginger soap plant everywhere I go

The entire tech industry (save for Anthropic) has come out in favor of open source AI. So what happens next? Will Anthropic change its lobbying efforts? Not likely. Now the gaslighting begins: “Nobody is trying to ban open source.” “We just want to limit who can use it.” “We just want to limit who can contribute to it.” “We just want to limit how powerful those models can be.” “We just want to make sure the guardrails (we lobbied for) can’t be removed.” The net effect will be the same. They won’t stop until they kneecap open source. The rest of the industry needs to watch these guys like a hawk.

@elonmusk Grok Build does not make my macbook pro nearly as hot as when I use Codex. With Codex my laptop feels like it just came out of the microwave. It is hot. With Grok Build, the fan barely comes on.

Grok Build /deep-research

@CuriousPejjy That sucks. I hope it comes off.

Someone's having a bad day 😬 $TSLA

@teslaownersSV This is one of my favorite quotes.

“When something is important enough, you do it even if the odds are not in your favour.” ― Elon Musk

@readswithravi true

“Without commitment, you will never start. Without consistency, you will never finish.” — Denzel Washington

@coookwithchris I think I need to move in with you😂

Sunday morning farm trip🥩

Get excited everyone. Tesla summer software updates have started rolling out.

@drgurner Happy Sunday! Morning jog views.

Good morning from the Farm... Buckle in, get things done, get outside a bit...and have a fantastic Sunday.

@XFreeze That is why we love using Grok Build.

Grok Build’s biggest advantage is that it lets you keep building without a five-hour limit suddenly killing your entire workflow Claude Code’s five-hour limit is brutally frustrating.....especially when you are paying full price only to be kicked out in the middle of serious work You can be deep inside a serious project with several sub-agents exploring the codebase, implementing features, fixing bugs and running tests in parallel Then you hit the five-hour limit. Everything stops. Not when the work is finished Not at a clean checkpoint. But right in the middle of the job Your agents are cut off, tasks are left half-completed and the entire coordinated workflow falls apart When you finally regain access, the system does not magically restore the exact flow you had before. You are left with partially completed work, unfinished agent tasks and whatever state remains in the repository Now you have to inspect what was completed, figure out what was abandoned and ask an agent to continue or clean up the pieces It completely defeats the purpose of running autonomous sub-agents Grok Build avoids this mess with a large, flexible weekly pool You decide when to use it. You can run long sessions, spawn sub-agents and keep going until the actual job is finished instead of being kicked out because an arbitrary five-hour window expired And Grok Build is insanely fast, powerful and efficient. It does not merely give you more freedom It gives you a serious agentic coding harness that can move through complex work at incredible speed without constantly threatening to pull the plug midway Claude Code can leave your project stranded halfway through execution Grok Build lets you keep building

@xAviation That is an insane view of the A380z

The A380 is such a good looking bird! 📹: demalaeprontos