2024-07-11
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@RodFergusson Those are pretty great
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@farzyness Wow, you really get so much more from YouTube?
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Starlink Mini
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@mayemusk @ToscaMusk @kimbal Good move @ToscaMusk
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@thejefflutz @POTUS @Tesla Does seem weird
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True
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Good Tesla self-driving demo. It’s true, buying anything except a Tesla will seem like buying a horse & buggy.
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@farzyness Cool :)
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@mayemusk @neuralink Very talented & dedicated team
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@robbystarbuck Posting on LinkedIn is so embarrassing. Borderline fireable offense imo.
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@RichardHanania Best to hear it in the words I have used in many interviews over the years. I have not fwiw “volunteered my sperm” 😂 No one at SpaceX has been directed to work on a Mars city. When people have asked to do so, I’ve said we need to focus on getting there first.
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Having seen the evidence unearthed today by Congress, 𝕏 has no choice but to file suit against the perpetrators and collaborators in the advertising boycott racket. Hopefully, some states will consider criminal prosecution.
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@cb_doge Amazingly versatile!
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@diana_dukic Nikola Tesla was great and AC was the right move back then. These days, with the proliferation of electronics that use DC and advanced power electronics, it would be better to use DC. High voltage DC is also materially more efficient for long distance electricity
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@stillgray Death penalty
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@alx Seems like a great kid
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@Rothmus Exactly
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@Rothmus NPC over-the-air update
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Improved version of @Neuralink update https://t.co/zk3cdbMtEC
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@cb_doge Over 1000 is achievable in 2026
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@ray4tesla DoJ support was appreciated, but we were already suspending the Russian accounts
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@ggreenwald How swiftly times change
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@ehikian Congrats
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There is a tiny chance this will pass the senate if a few Dems cross party lines, but Biden said he would veto the bill even it did. I wonder why? 🤔
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@libsoftiktok Yeah
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@MikeBenzCyber This is one of the tides of history
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Asimov’s Foundation series was part of the inspiration for making life/consciousness multiplanetary. Being multiplanetary greatly extends the probable lifespan of civilization. We must build Terminus. https://t.co/k36uCJzkJg
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Maybe this applies to real-life too 🤔 https://t.co/DDKinbq0tu
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When ur way underleveled for video game boss fight https://t.co/DrB9yugyue
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@MarioNawfal I mean … yeah what are the odds? 🤷♂️
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Computers will control the future … … … They already do
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@tsarnick Good point
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@Devon_Eriksen_ Accurate 😂 Confusing resource/capital allocation with consumption is a common axiomatic error. The absurdity of being anti-corporate while simultaneously wanting to transfer responsibility to the government, which is really just the biggest corporation of all, is astounding!
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@cb_doge Hopefully, wars between large powers in the future will be limited to drone battles, so less human life is wasted
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@andst7 I think cybernetic superpowers are likely in the future
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The physicality of the brain becomes startlingly obvious upon inspection: it is a biological computer. Our brains shrinks over time as we age and when you see the brain of someone with severe dementia, the damage is not subtle. What is surprising is that it functions at all.
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@KittyTellesWolf @cb_doge A difficult problem, but ultimately solvable
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@cb_doge Tough problem, but ultimately solvable
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@Hobbstyle53 Yeah
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@AshleyDCan Yes, that is one of the future applications
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@elon_docs The amazing part is how reliably contra he is! Statistically impossible.
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@BasedMikeLee This sounds crazy
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@SawyerMerritt Cool
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@SawyerMerritt From Grok 🤣🤣 Well, well, well, if it isn't our favorite stock market soothsayer, Jim "Reverse Midas Touch" Cramer, back at it again with his crystal ball predictions. This time, he's foretelling a bright future for Tesla, claiming it could soon reach a $1 trillion market cap.
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