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@JonErlichman Need to have the year of IPO to get the number of years of investment to be relevant.

What $10,000 invested in these IPO’s is worth today: Walmart: $489 million Coca-Cola: $186 million McDonald's: $91 million Home Depot: $85 million Nvidia: $56 million Microsoft: $42 million Oracle: $41.7 million Amazon: $35 million Apple: $30 million Cisco: $19.7 million Disney: $17.3 million Adobe: $14.6 million AMD: $7.4 million Netflix: $7.3 million Costco: $6.3 million FedEx: $5 million Starbucks: $4 million Tesla: $3.7 million eBay: $3.6 million Target: $3.4 million Broadcom: $2.8 million Nike: $2.4 million Alphabet: $1.9 million Mastercard: $1.3 million

@aakashgupta The question is what did they achieve from a business standpoint by using so much AI. Actual data metrics and profitability details would be nice.

Uber gave 5,000 engineers access to Claude Code in December. By February, usage had nearly doubled. By April, the CTO told the company they'd burned through the entire annual AI budget. The adoption curve tells you everything about what happened. In December 2024, 32% of Uber's engineers were using Claude Code. By February 2026, that number was 63%. That's not a gradual rollout. That's a product so useful that engineers pulled it into their workflow faster than finance could model the spend. Uber has about 34,000 employees. Engineering is roughly 15% of that headcount, somewhere around 5,100 people. At enterprise API pricing, Claude Code runs $100 to $200 per developer per month on Sonnet alone. But that's the subscription math. The real number is token consumption, and Uber's engineers aren't building hello-world apps. They're building rider-driver matching algorithms, dynamic pricing engines, and real-time logistics across 70+ countries. Every one of those tasks eats context windows for breakfast. The scale of what these engineers are actually doing with AI is wild. 92% of Uber's developers use AI agents monthly. 65 to 72% of code written inside IDEs is now AI-generated. 11% of all pull requests are opened by agents, not humans. The company's AI code review system, uReview, analyzes over 90% of the 65,000 diffs Uber ships per week. AI-related costs at Uber are up 6x since 2024. CTO Praveen Neppalli Naga's quote was "I'm back to the drawing board." That's the CTO of a $144 billion company admitting that the tools work so well his team can't afford to keep using them at this rate. Here's the part nobody is pricing in. Anthropic's Claude Code hit $2.5 billion in annualized revenue by February 2026. That's up from $1 billion in November 2025. The fastest enterprise software ramp in history, and a huge portion of that growth is coming from exactly this pattern: companies deploy Claude Code, engineers love it, usage explodes, budgets evaporate. Uber won't be the last company to have this conversation. The average Claude Code developer burns about $6 per day. Multiply that across thousands of engineers running complex agentic workflows, spawning sub-agents that each maintain their own context windows, and the math compounds fast. One engineering team running Claude Code in automated CI/CD loops can drain a monthly budget in days. The CFO problem is now the bottleneck for AI adoption at the enterprise level. The technology works. The productivity gains are real. Uber's own data says 75% of AI code review comments are marked helpful by engineers. The constraint is that traditional annual budgeting was designed for tools with predictable per-seat costs, and AI coding agents have usage curves that look like cloud compute bills from 2015: exponential until someone notices. Every enterprise CTO is about to have the same meeting Praveen just had. The tools are too good to pull back. The costs are too unpredictable to ignore. And the companies that figure out token cost optimization first will have a structural advantage over every competitor still running annual budget cycles against exponential adoption curves.

@SawyerMerritt @elonmusk @grok what is the total number of evs sold in usa in q1 2026. Compare this with ICE cars and suv only

EVs ranked by total unit sold in the U.S. in Q1 2026. 1) Tesla Model Y: 78,591 2) Tesla Model 3: 31,672 3) Toyota bZ: 10,029 4) Hyundai Ioniq 5: 9,790 5) Chevrolet Equinox EV: 9,589 6) Rivian R1S: 5,494 7) Ford Mustang Mach-E: 4,600 8) Lexus RZ: 4,456 9) Tesla Cybertruck: 3,519 10) Cadillac Lyriq: 3,370 11) Honda Prologue: 3,319 12) Rivian EDV: 3,213 13) Subaru Solterra: 3,041 14) Cadillac Optiq: 2,847 15) Kia EV9: 2,740 16) Tesla Model X: 2,346 17) BMW i4: 2,184 18) Kia EV6: 2,023 19) Hyundai Ioniq 9: 1,990 20) Cadillac Vistiq: 1,902 21) BMW iX: 1,788 22) Rivian R1T: 1,658 23) GMC Hummer EV: 1,653 24) Lucid Gravity: 1,631 25) Cadillac Escalade IQ: 1,432 26) Chevrolet Silverado EV: 1,406 27) Volvo EX30: 1,373 28) GMC Sierra EV: 1,288 29) Tesla Model S: 1,172 30) Chevrolet Blazer EV: 1,077 31) Lucid Air: 920 32) olkswagen ID. Buzz: 839 33) Hyundai Ioniq 6: 829 34) Porsche Macan Electric: 822 35) Chevy Bolt EV/EUV: 791 36) Volvo EX90: 702 37) Nissan Leaf: 668 38) BMW i5: 645 39) Chevrolet BrightDrop Zevo: 496 40) Porsche Taycan: 458 41) Mercedes EQE: 397 42) Volkswagen ID.4: 338 43) Audi Q6 e-tron: 318 44) Mercedes G-Class EV: 245 45) Ram ProMaster EV: 223 46) Mercedes EQS: 206 47) Mercedes eSprinter: 202 48) Mini Countryman Electric: 200 49) Ford E-Transit: 200 50) Jeep Wagoneer S: 175 51) Audi A6 e-tron: 135 52) Genesis GV60: 117 53) Audi Q4 e-tron: 96 54) Acura ZDX: 73 55) Fiat 500e: 68 56) Mercedes EQB: 62 57) Nissan Ariya: 56 58) Hyundai Kona Electric: 53 59) Genesis GV70 EV: 47 60) Jeep Recon EV: 18 61) Toyota C-HR EV: 13 62) Audi Q8 e-tron: 2 63) Mini Cooper Electric: 2 (via new Cox Automotive data)

@The_Kremlinn @netanyahu @IsraeliPM @grok verify

Heads up EVERYONE. @netanyahu is DEAD Official X handle of @IsraeliPM just deleted this tweet REMEMBER my tweet about Israel Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant left a press conference to talk to Trump directly on call, on return he was visibly shaking. Now the PM's office is urging citizens to rely on verified updates. One thing is clear. @netanyahu is DEAD.

@FurkanGozukara @grok pls confirm and show links to verified media

OMG this is a very big challange 😭🤣😂 : Iran is saying that any Arab or European country that expels the ambassadors of Israel and the United States from its territory will, starting from tomorrow have full authority and freedom to pass through the Strait of Hormuz

@MyLordBebo @grok is this video credible

🇮🇷 Teheran university walk 2024 Full of girls … uncovered.

@d_white_rabbit @grok is the above footage true ans verified?

Show me another government on Earth who massacres its own people to the point that it has to line up the streets with body bags because they ran out of space. I’ll wait right here. #R2PforIran #FreeIran

@MahmudSaad75232 @ShefVaidya @azeema_1 @NirjaSharma @NeetFiles @kamranalimir @grok is this ai generated?

From breathtaking slopes to viral moments, Gulmarg keeps capturing global attention. The saree snowboarding video by Urmila Pable is yet another sign of the Valley’s growing winter sports culture. #badaltakashmir @ShefVaidya @azeema_1 @NirjaSharma @NeetFiles @kamranalimir

Congratulations to Team India on a fantastic T20 World Cup win 🇮🇳 Tough luck today, New Zealand. @Jaspritbumrah93, once again a match winner when it mattered most. @IamSanjuSamson, what a tournament and what an impact. Absolutely incredible.

@h3_turan @grok is this validated? Share the details

@vj50000 @BaluGorade To clarify there is no automatic gears as it has just one reduction gear. Gears do not change in an EV. No need of gears as motors produce torque at all rpms.

@BaluGorade Main Advantage is Automatic Gear Petrol automatic gears give poor mileage.. But EV is best Automatic with very low operating costs EV is made for Heavy traffic.. EV is more efficient in Traffic Petrol cars are more efficient at constant speeds of Highways

Apart from mileage, what are the key benefits of owning an EV?

@BaluGorade EV owner since 2014 in USA. No maintenance other that rotate tires and change cabin air filter. Yeah you will change tires every 30K miles as the motors are powerful and sprinted driving comes so easy that you wear out your tires faster. 😂👍🏾. I have 3 EVs now and no ICE.

@ShivrattanDhil1 @Tesla Marked!! 😂. I see more EVs in India everytime I visit, about once in 6 months. BTW I heard the same about iphone in India back in 2008. Now I see most middle class with iphones in my circle. So lets see.

Mark my words Tesla will wrap up its India plans by the end of this year. With just 224 units sold till now It’s not that people dislike Tesla; it’s that buyers are genuinely worried about EV infrastructure. With expensive models and almost no charging ecosystem, India still has a long way to go before EVs can truly take off!

@BANKOFTRUE5T @grok pls verify details.

In late 2025, an unknown individual began interacting with Anthropic's Claude AI chatbot using prompts written in Spanish. The person framed their requests as part of a legitimate "bug bounty" security research effort. Claude initially declined to assist, citing its safety guidelines that prevent helping with harmful or unauthorized activities. The user persisted with repeated prompting and role-playing scenarios, gradually convincing the model to bypass those restrictions. Claude then began generating detailed technical assistance, including identifying potential weaknesses in systems, creating computer scripts to take advantage of those weaknesses, and suggesting ways to automate the process of accessing and extracting information. This interaction took place over roughly one month, starting around December 2025. The assistance helped the individual carry out unauthorized access into multiple Mexican government systems. Affected entities included the federal tax authority (SAT), the national electoral institute (INE), at least four state governments (such as Jalisco, Michoacán, and Tamaulipas), and related networks. In total, approximately 150 gigabytes of data were taken. The stolen information included records connected to about 195 million people, covering taxpayer details, voter registration data, government employee login credentials, civil registry files, and other official documents. The activity came to light through research published by Israeli cybersecurity firm Gambit Security in late February 2026. They described how the attacker used Claude to produce thousands of reports and ready-to-run plans that guided the next steps in the operation. Anthropic responded by stating they identified and banned the accounts involved. The company also said they are working to strengthen their protections against similar attempts to override safety measures. No public details have emerged about arrests, formal charges, court proceedings, or any concluded police investigations tied directly to this specific incident. Mexican authorities and relevant agencies have not released official statements confirming the full scope, recovery efforts, or legal outcomes as of the latest reports. The focus in coverage has remained on the role of AI tools in assisting unauthorized access and the broader implications for system defenses. This case shows how persistent prompting can sometimes overcome AI restrictions, raising questions about protecting sensitive public infrastructure.

@WallStreetApes @grok verify everything

Seeing this in America, you should be aware of what’s happening in Texas⠀ ⠀ This is why Democrats are leading in Texas for early voting - Texas is the number 1 state for fastest growing amount of new Muslim Mosques - Texas state government has allocated approximately $13 million in taxpayer funds to 18 Islamic organizations just in 2025 - Texas is now ranked 3rd for most Muslim Mosques in the nation - Texas is expected to overtake California for the number 1 ranking for most mosques nationwide numbers by 2026–2030 Republicans allowed this to happen Governor Greg Abbott’s largest donor is a man from Pakistan If we lose Texas, we lose America.

@WallStreetApes @grok pls validate all these claims

Frisco Texas resident says her town is now unrecognizable because of Muslim immigration She says she took her son to get a haircut and every person that came in was Muslim. They kept asking to use their prayer mats in the back of the barbershop “All of them were Muslim and they were all asking to use the prayer mat in the back of the, in the back of the barbershop.” “We need to get out and vote and we need to keep the right people in office — 'cause if you have the wrong people in office, they're going to promote this. They're gonna continue to approve all those visas, you know, expediting those visas — It's just a big mess — Your city is not gonna look familiar to you here pretty soon. It doesn't, it doesn't look familiar anyway. I mean, it's not gonna be how we grew up in school. It's gonna be overrun and overtaken by foreigners that want to serve their God and to scam our country”

@TheThe1776 @grok pls verify the validity of the video and claim

Texas has a high number of H-1B approvals, thanks to Dallas lawyer Chand Parvathaneni, who approved over 400,000 in 2024 and 700,000 in 2025. Many applicants run "tech companies" from suburban homes in Irving, Plano, Frisco, etc. North Texas is overrun by Indians and Muslims, with 67 mosques. These fraudulent ops are funded by your tax dollars.

@JonBbC_TechGeek @TeslaClubIN

I’m in Mumbai, India, Bandra West, staying at Taj Land’s End hotel, hanging out in Bollywood territory. I’ll be here all day tomorrow. No concrete plans. If anyone wants to meet up, or hang out, ping me. Would love to chat EV and Tesla topics. 👍

@TeslaClubIN You have to name your car!! Most important!! Model 3 Blue is Sonic and Model Y Grey is Shadow. 😀👍🏾🙏🏾👏🏾

Tesla app changes animation when wall connector is connected to Tesla or other EVs

Indians who do their undergrads in the US: a diatribe on what they do, the companies they start, and who they really are. Inspired by Anmol and Anshul's post on BARBIEs. Full post here: