2022-04-24

@JohnnaCrider1 @stats_feed Underground tunnels are immune to surface weather conditions (subways are a good example), so it wouldn’t matter to Hyperloop if a hurricane was raging on the surface. You wouldn’t even notice.

@JohnnaCrider1 @stats_feed In the coming years, Boring Co will attempt to build a working Hyperloop. From a known physics standpoint, this is the fastest possible way of getting from one city center to another for distances less than ~2000 miles. Starship is faster for longer journeys.

@WholeMarsBlog Next beta release has many improvements, especially for complex left turns & heavy traffic

@SawyerMerritt Strange how these things are bucketed. I think of the whole company as being R&D.

@BillyM2k First one definitely, second is nice to have and third isn’t needed imo

@stats_feed Tunnels anyone?

@TeslaJedi @Teslarati @ResidentSponge Drug naming conventions are so ridiculous! Does someone just literally have a random syllable generator!?

@ICannot_Enough @MoodysInvSvc @SPGlobalRatings @MmeAlexandraS 🤣

(from making fun of Gates for shorting Tesla while claiming to support climate change action)

@PPathole @JamesWLaw1 @Teslarati @ResidentSponge Getting there

@JamesWLaw1 @Teslarati @ResidentSponge Definitely. Might be less than 5 years away, as current version Neuralinks are semi-generalized neural read/write devices with ~1000 electrodes and tinnitus probably needs <<1000. Future gen Neuralinks will increase electrode count by many orders of magnitude.

@Teslarati @ResidentSponge In the meantime, semaglutide (aka Ozempic/Rybelsus) appears to be effective in appetite control with minor side effects

@TeslaOwnersEBay @Teslarati @ResidentSponge @neuralink Yes

@24_7TeslaNews @Teslarati @ResidentSponge Current generation Neuralinks can help to some degree, but an advanced case of Alzheimers often involves macro degeneration of the brain. However, Neuralinks should theoretically be able restore almost any functionality lost due *localized* brain damage from stroke or injury.

@karpathy !

@Teslarati @ResidentSponge If you’ve engineered or manufactured smart watches or phones, please join Neuralink! Your skills are directly applicable.

@Teslarati @ResidentSponge It is an electronics/mechanical/software engineering problem for the Neuralink device that is similar in complexity level to smart watches (which are not easy!), plus the surgical robot, which is comparable to state-of-the art CNC machines. No need for AI/ NN/ML quite yet.

@Teslarati @ResidentSponge Certainly physically possible. We’re working on bridging broken links between brain & body. Neuralinks in motor & sensory cortex bridging past weak/broken links in neck/spine to Neuralinks in spinal cord should theoretically be able to restore full body functionality.

Moving on …

@BillyM2k Also, epic printer scene in Office Space

@BillyM2k https://t.co/NhtkBDE5k8