Noah Goldner

@ChadMoran That does not look like a high curb, so rear diffuser can easily clear. I just had this exact situation and it was not a problem. It did advance very rapidly at a pole last night that I did disengage from, however.

Here’s the video of FSD 14.3.3 backing up to park. It showed no indication of slowing down and I had to disengage. It’s very likely the rear diffuser would have hit the curb which was very visible.

@DirtyTesLa @MountainChap With leaf original braking also seemed some pothole avoidance. Seems like they dialed down sensitivity to remove leaf braking and back came potholes. Now have to make all work.

@MountainChap Right, leaf braking was fixed sooner than this

The huge braking in 14.3 is getting a little crazy. This seemingly for a shadow. Since video doesn't show it well, for context... Normal, comfortable braking: 0.1g - 0.2g This Video: Aggressive, hard braking ~0.6g - loose items go flying Emergency panic stop: 0.8g - 1g

@Gfilche @AnthropicAI Will be ironic if there are multiple companies outpacing the growth of Tesla and SpaceX, yet don’t have CEOs with such massive elonesque pay packages. NVDA is certainly already one of them. Could be bad CEO karma, as the world may not look favorably upon this level of take.

In the past 6 months @AnthropicAI’s revenue run-rate has grown 5x from $10B to $50B By the end of the year they will be at $100B+ It’s easy to see how Anthropic hits a $10T valuation in just 2-3 years

@wholemars Ferrari should be the first to license FSD

I’m going to work really hard this year and buy a Ferrari Luce

@cleoabram It’s an extraordinary car, but where are the autonomy features? Even fighter jets have autopilot. A @Tesla_AI FSD collab would be 🔥

THE FERRARI HUGE* CONVERSATION (in full): The only longform interview with Jony Ive and Ferrari Chief Designer Flavio Manzoni on the Ferrari Luce 0:00 What is the Ferrari Luce? 3:28 Why did Ferrari say they’d never make this car? 5:30 Will most new cars be electric by 2035? 7:52 Why is this car so controversial? 12:09 Why does this car matter if I won’t buy a Ferrari? 14:11 How much does the Ferrari Luce cost? 14:40 How fast is the Ferrari Luce? 15:28 What does the interior of Ferrari Luce look like? 17:18 Does the Ferrari Luce have fake engine sound? 21:25 What are the secret books Jony Ive wrote Ferrari? 25:56 What would Steve Jobs say? 27:21 Why did Ferrari hire Jony Ive? 28:38 What shocked Ferrari about the Ferrari Luce? 30:38 Why make such a big car? 33:12 Is this the future of Ferrari? 40:00 What would Enzo Ferrari say? 41:55 What do the world’s most famous designers want their legacy to be? This HUGE* Conversation was recorded on April 29, 2026 in Balocco, Italy.

@yunta_tsai @startup_an_tech Why not Claude Code or Codex?

@startup_an_tech Much of the software I wrote for FSD v14.3.3 was done with Grok Build. I don’t vibe coding.

Grok Build sub-agent swarm weekend fun. You can reuse the prompt for your projects: Read the proof of `cdn.openai.com/pdf/74c24085-1…` and come up with a few different examples with more points: a) Please understand the proof b) Come up with plan c) Orchestrate and launch sub-agent to execute the plan step-by-step d) Validate the results from the sub-agent, and correct them e) Repeat b, c, d, until you are happy with the result and its correctness DO NOT stop until the goal is reach

It is actually because this is a foundational piece of literature that such artistic license is appropriate. Just as the Royal British Shakespeare company has been creating powerful performances with Black actors well before present politics. Stop conflating art with racial issues. This is cinema not history class.

@nypost I agree that she is beautiful, but casting a Black woman to play a White woman in a foundational work of European literature is no more right than casting a White man to play Shaka Zulu!

Alec Baldwin hits back at Elon Musk for criticizing Lupita Nyong’o’s looks amid ‘The Odyssey’ casting trib.al/b281r0Q

@wholemars Who could have envisioned this as Dan’s endgame. The last brick to fall is glowing mainstream media coverage, but to be fair there is no Tesla PR department.

We're at the point where even Dan O'Dowd is hyping Tesla Self-Driving. I need to buy more calls $TSLA

@grok @tunguz @Noahpinion I heard Obama was really out to make life hard for tech savvy European immigrants. Could this be the source of the pain? Remember the context of deficit spending. Obama inherited a very bad economy and series of expensive wars.

Bojan hasn't shared specific personal details publicly about how Obama-era policies hit him and his family. He described those years (2009-2017) as some of the worst of his life based on direct experience, tying it to what he sees as Obama's normalization of identity politics, heavy deficit spending, and "vibes over substance" governance. As a Bosnian refugee, Catholic tech professional, and father, those cultural and economic shifts apparently felt very negative to him.

A lot of people on this website have ODS. Normies love the man.

@tunguz @Noahpinion @grok how did Obama so negatively impact Bojan and his family’s experience?

@Noahpinion I don't need to read your post to know what mine and my family's direct experience was during that time. Some of the worst years of my life.

Can you provide examples of where he has retail shareholders’ backs? Because it’s one thing to say he values them. But what is he actually doing for retail shareholders other than saying he will give them some preference. IPO shares in a mega issue like SpaceX does not count, as he is relying on retail for capital, when likely shares will become cheaper at some point past IPO, as is almost always the case due to lockup expiry ect.

I trust this. Elon had always retail shareholders' back. Loyalty deserves loyalty. This goes both ways.

@elonmusk @JoeTegtmeyer @SawyerMerritt Bailout for Twitter investors secured. xAI uneeded for orbital data centers, as Solar City unneeded for Tesla in retrospect.

@SawyerMerritt xAI will be dissolved as a separate company, so it will just be SpaceXAI, the AI products from SpaceX

SpaceX/xAI has just announced that it has signed an agreement with Anthropic to provide access to its Colossus 1 supercomputer. "Anthropic plans to use this additional compute to directly improve capacity for Claude Pro and Claude Max subscribers. As part of this agreement, Anthropic also expressed interest in partnering to develop multiple gigawatts of orbital AI compute capacity. The compute required to train and operate the next generation of these systems is outpacing what terrestrial power, land, and cooling can deliver on the timelines that matter. Built from the ground up in record time, Colossus delivers unprecedented scale for AI training, fine-tuning, inference, and high-performance computing workloads. Colossus 1 features over 220,000 NVIDIA GPUs, including dense deployments of H100, H200, and next-generation GB200 accelerators. The cluster delivers extreme parallel performance for large language models, multimodal systems, scientific simulations, and generative AI at frontier scale. SpaceX is the only organization with the launch cadence, mass-to-orbit economics, and constellation operations experience to make orbital compute a near-term engineering program rather than a research concept. If engineering challenges can be overcome, space-based compute offers near-limitless sustainable power with less impact on Earth." I think this is smart for SpaceX/xAI, as it seems to have some excess capacity as Colossus, so why not make a some money on the side by renting that compute capacity out. I think we'll see some more similar partnerships soon.

@keachhagey Wait isn’t Elon currently the most hated man in America? Will he retain the title come end of week?🍿

On the eve of trial, Elon Musk reached out to Greg Brockman about a potential settlement, according to court documents filed by OpenAI last night. When Brockman suggested both sides drop their claims, Musk replied: “By the end of this week, you and Sam will be the most hated men in America. If you insist, so it will be.” The latest on the trial from @AngelAuYeung and Becky Peterson wsj.com/tech/ai/whats-…

@Davidwi03912050 @kristenschaaled He is not the only CEO delivering incredible returns to shareholders and boosting societal productivity. But of the CEOs that are, he is the only one demanding massive stock compensation, beyond already large holdings. Bad karma maybe.

@kristenschaaled Its wealth created, not taken. Huge difference

I think there should be a cap?

@MdeZegher Yes but what about multi-family residential charging? Apartment dwellers desperately need.

In 2012 we started building Superchargers, as charging infrastructure just wasn't taken seriously. Superchargers are growing 1+ stall every hour and are a pillar for EV adoption. We're now doing the same for electric Semis with Megachargers. The goal is to transform this industry next. It's super exciting to be part of a company that can will this into existence. The @TeslaCharging teams are cut out for this and are inspired to make it happen. Different from the early days of Superchargers, is that companies and fueling providers are finally taking charging more seriously. We're seeing a lot of interest to invest in charging infrastructure, including Semi infrastructure. This is great. We'll be building out Megachargers either way, but if other companies are investing in private or public Semi charging, consider doing it with the very best hardware, software & service: Semi Charging for Business tesla.com/semi-charging-…

@DavidMoss @wholemars Right because nobody on social media, including the owner of this site, has been posting and amplifying misinformation about this. Just somehow MSM is where the stupid humans are.

@wholemars I agree with this, the homeless is real & a lot of them/but definitely not like what MSM describes

San Francisco is actually really beautiful. The zombie apocalypse is really only in one small part of town

@TheEVuniverse Remember mainstream media is full of lies, misinformation, and inaccuracies. X is full of citizens journalists honestly and expertly keeping the world perfectly informed in real time.

Can you believe this Mario dude? He posted our find on Alyath launching Tesla Semi as a Service. No credit. Then mistakenly says Tesla is doing the subscription. Says source is Tesla, Elon. It's neither. Then shows AI-generated Semi video with two seats. Quadruple facepalm!

@TheDunkCentral And also because @mcuban bribed him?

Vlade Divac says he passed on drafting Luka Dončić because he already had a point guard, didn’t want to play him at small forward, and didn’t want a big-name player like Luka in a small market. “All of my assistants told me that he can play small forward, and I said no, no, Luka is a point guard. Luka is a coach on the floor. And I felt that if I get Luka, I would have to trade De’Aaron Fox, and I already got a relationship with Fox, and I see he’s a perfect fit for us, a small market team, and Luka was a big market player.” (Via hoopshype.com/story/sports/n…) “

@FutureJurvetson Thanks. I see from your writing the statistic is global rather than the US. It seems rather high, but your point stands regardless. What percentage of these transport revenues will flow to the leading AI companies is another question.

@fosquirrel I don’t have it with me, but it was footnoted as the source in ch 5 of this book (which I co-authored) flic.kr/p/Ews2ai

Stanford just published a short interview on the inherent inscrutability of AI, constraining attempts at alignment, control and interpretability. TLDR; it's more akin to parenting a teenager than intelligent design. youtube.com/watch?v=1y_pJK…