Shiva Chandrashekher

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@joecarlsonshow It’s not a contradiction the way I understood it. He said China is lot constrained by energy so theoretically they could put a lot of chips they have access to in parallel to create a model like Mythos. US however is power constrained so they need the most efficient Nvdia chips

Jensen: Our chips are so powerful and unique that nobody can compete with them Also Jensen: Selling our chips to China won’t help them, they will get there anyway He doesn’t seem to see the contradiction in arguing how necessary his chips are, how impossible they are to replicate, but also how it’s okay to sell to them to China.

Grok in the Tesla is incredible for a first release beta. I’ve been intentionally using it more while I’m running errands to get advice on recipes, ask it medical questions, etc. the key is speed. It’s amazing how fast it responds. Really didn’t expect it to work so well. it’s going to be even better when it lets me build lists and interface better with my Grok account. You’re going to be able to carry out productivity tasks with your voice in the car. And soon you’ll be able to use your computer/phone also. There is so much to be excited about as a Tesla owner it’s insane. V14? more Grok integration? I don’t have to pay extra for any of this because I already bought the software? There isn’t anything comparable on US market in the 30-40k’s. Probably nothing tech-comparable at any price.

Called this - fortune.com/2025/06/27/goo…

To monetize #ChatGPT at scale #OpenAI need to figure how to incentivize web-content publishers so they can maintain the training data inflow to improve ML models. $GOOG does link-outs to pubs who make money on site Ads/subs. Pubs losing traffic means fewer sites & poor trng data

(1) Privacy is a strong lock in (2) password manager : generate secure passwords I can use in any iOS/app and (3) default display ad blocks on websites. Even top websites like Ndtv have annoying interstitial ads. (4) speed - less memory utilization and better tab organization. If I could have a mix of (1) Safari’s password manager, (2) privacy of Brave and (3) UI/ tabs of Opera browser would switch.

What are some good ways to create strong incentives incentives (beyond just the core product of working agents, AI-search, battery saver, less cluttered web pages, less spam in search results and warnings for spammy sites, etc) for people to stop using Chrome (entirely)? Edge does this "buy cheaper tickets" / Bing rewards thing - which is probably not strong enough for retention. Have some ideas, but would like to hear more.

@larsmoravy On new M3 (1) Camera gets dirty/foggy vs MY; need better cleaning instructions or better self cleaning (2) more comfy seats like old MY (3) turn stalk retrofit (4) blind spot indicator on mirror (5) powered frunk Bonus: (6) Mic accessory for karaoke and faster internet

Let's make Teslas better... what do you all want for 2026?

On MY (1) 400+ mile highway range at 75+ speed (for TX) (2) Faster charging Bonus (3) 6 seater with comfy adult seating in 3rd row for road trips. True story- MY LR battery almost died between Houston to San Antonio even though plan said we will be there comfortably. Freaked out my fam.

@larsmoravy @tilmase @larsmoravy old model Y seats are way more comfy and then model 3 which is stiff. Love the old model Y seat comfort

@tilmase Have you tried a new Model 3 or Y? Those cars are exactly what you want!

@larsmoravy (1) better visibility on cyber truck A pillar (2) 400 mile range (3) 50k price tag for awd and (4) clean fit into standard garage. Owner of 2 teslas and pre launch reservation holder of cyber truck. Above stops me from buying CT

HW4 (AI4). Software v13.2.8

@aelluswamy @elonmusk @wholemars my M3 parallel parked itself at a very tight spot at a school waiting lot. Lady in the car behind walks up and says “ very impressive parking”. I said “it wasn’t me. It was Tesla Full Self driving. She goes “wow. I’ll probably get one for myself”. Tech when it works well well is indistinguishable from magic. FSD feels like voodoo magic. One of the best products I have used. Thank you @aelluswamy @elonmusk @Tesla_AI @Tesla future is bright

@ZacksJerryRig @grok @AskPerplexity did Mark use hardware 4 in his Tesla model Y for the test ?

RIP to FSD youtu.be/IQJL3htsDyQ?si…

@tslatalk @aelluswamy @aelluswamy FSD power user here. Even in Chill mode in 13.2.8 my M3 brakes too late and hard when vehicle in front comes to a quick stop in rush hour traffic. Anyway to adjust distance from car in front similar to autopilot? this shoulder move could be avoided.

MUST WATCH: FSD V13.2.2! 🚨 Interesting new behavior -Detects heavy braking up ahead. -Performs a safety dive into the shoulder lane to stop safely and avoid a potential accident. -Once the path is clear, it seamlessly merges back into regular traffic and continues driving.

@AMAZlNGNATURE @grok @AskPerplexity is this AI generated

No big deal; just a guy playing fetch with a beluga whale...😮

@EthanEvansVP Thank you Ethan. Knowing this info can be life changing. I was in an entry level tech job in 2013 and had no idea how much big tech pays. When a friend shared his Amazon offer it prompted me to join. Thanks to all those like you who share comp info openly (beyond cultural norms)

I make $700k part time in retirement. Let's talk about that and what I made at Amazon. I bet this headline grabbed you! We are weird about money and it is hard to talk about, but I'm going to do it anyway. Wealthy people often try to keep their wealth secret because talking about money has few rewards and many downsides. If you are lucky, you will be merely considered tacky, tasteless, or cocky for talking about money. More likely, at least a few people will attack you for being a bad person. Even further, other people will try to pressure you into giving them a gift, loan, or donation. The sane thing to do if you have any money is “stuff it under your bed” and hope no one finds out! The problem with that is that it screws up society. My headline caught your attention because most people are curious about what other people make and have, and they like to wonder and imagine. “I wonder how much they paid for that house.” ”New boat, they must be doing well.” ”I bet the boss is rolling in it.” That last phrase comes from the image of someone rolling around in piles of their money! Let's call this “curiosity” what it is- It is an emotional response that ancient religious texts would call “envy" in some cases and "greed" in others. This makes it impossible to have real discussions about money because on one side people try to hide their wealth to avoid criticism and on the other people try to snoop into their business and then become judgmental. This exacerbates the problems in our world because we can’t openly talk about things like corporate profits, wages, billionaires, or poverty. When people do try to talk about wealth it often comes across as an attack, and so the people who have money get defensive. This is because everyone has been taught that speaking about money is taboo, and so most people who break that taboo are doing so out of anger. Anger is met with defensiveness. Plus, what are we expecting? That wealthy people will suddenly say "You are right, I'm a bad person, take my house"? I am pleased that I have been able to write about wealth without it becoming an issue here on LinkedIn, and I'll continue that in my post next week. It will discuss how I built my personal, part-time business to $700,000/year in three years. I figure some of you will want to know how I did it so that one day you can do it yourselves. Meanwhile, I'll "go first" when it comes to sharing information on executive wealth with the hope of normalizing the conversation. In my best year at Amazon, driven by high stock performance, I made about $2M before taxes. My "target" comp as an executive was less than half that: $900,000. Why share this? Not to brag. I want to help you make money, save money, build a business, and know when you can retire. It's hard to do that without ever talking about real numbers. I can help you better if I talk openly about money. Follow me here for more on these topics.

@freshjiva Do you have other buys planned at lower levels ?

added $tsla @ $290. the IRR is finally attractive, given near term catalysts. i haven’t felt this way in a long time.

@AravSrinivas @AskPerplexity Sachin - the bowlers he was up against were world class talent on pitches that were imo way more bowler friendly than today (McGrath, Gillespie, Ambrose , Walsh, Brett Lee, and many more ). Sachin also was one man army in late 90s. Other batsmen were just not consistent

Who is the 🐐 - Sachin or Kohli? Pick one. Don’t be subjective. @AskPerplexity

Would you like @JeffBezos to be a bestie guestie the #1 pod in the world? 😂 Like = Yes Retweet = Heck Yes

@elonmusk @tunguz @xai (2) the text size could be smaller. Grok is very verbose now. I need a way to digest that info (not just making it concise ) and text size could help

@tunguz @xai What do we need to improve most urgently? Even the smallest details would be helpful to hear.

Grok 3 definitely passes the vibe check. You may quibble about a detail here or there, but @xai cooked with this one.

@elonmusk @tunguz @xai There is a bug where grok goes back to Home Screen and stops the streaming text. I can’t tell what I am clicking but it is super annoying when the streaming stops and it forces me back to grok Home page