Elon Musk retweeted
Los milagros los hace Dios, pero nuestro piloto, primero Dios, sorprenderá al mundo.
Bukele logra un 'milagro' en la educación de El Salvador: en un año 171 colegios públicos llegan al nivel de Alemania o Suecia elespanol.com/observatorio-e…
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Elon Musk retweeted
This post, six months ago, is one of the most important of this year, so far. Do yourself a favor and reread it again.
TERAFAB: the next step to becoming a galactic civilization Together with @SpaceX & @xAI, we're building the largest chip manufacturing facility ever (1TW/year) – combining logic, memory & advanced packaging under one roof. To harness as much power as possible from the Sun, we need to send 100 million tons of solar capture into space – per year. This requires massive scale. – Capability to launch millions of tons of mass into orbit – Solar-powered AI satellites – Millions of @Tesla_Optimus robots to help build it out All of these need chips: 100-200GW of chips for Optimus alone, plus terawatts for solar-powered AI satellites. That's more than all the chip manufacturers in the world combined can provide today, or even by 2030 (based on projected production growth). We're building TERAFAB to close the gap between today’s chip production & the future's demand – a future among the stars terafab.ai
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Bravo!
A partir del próximo año, El Salvador invertirá el 8% del PIB en educación.
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Elon Musk retweeted
I think people are significantly underestimating just how much FSD has become a major driver of Tesla sales in North America. When I ask most people buying their first Tesla why they’re getting it, they now say: FSD. This wasn't the case even early this year. There has been a real shift these last 3-6 months in terms of awareness of this technology.
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Elon Musk retweeted
Friday night tunneling in Nashville! Prufrock-MB2 is boring through the Music City limestone using 1,000,000+ lb of axial thrust, and 4,000,000+ lb of lateral gripping force.
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Elon Musk retweeted
Liftoff!
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Elon Musk retweeted
BREAKING: The Yale AI Association kicked off its academic year with a live demo of Grok Bot at Yale University. The student group also announced a contest to build a useful app for Yale. Cursor brought the event to campus & offered attendees a free month of Cursor Pro.
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Starlink
NEWS: 254 Starlink kits were handed over to bring internet to villages, schools & hospitals across Vietnam. Telecommunications Authority, under the Ministry of Science & Technology, jointly held the ceremony with Starlink Services Vietnam. Starlink is changing lives in Vietnam.
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Elon Musk retweeted
All systems are looking good, and weather is 70% favorable for liftoff. Propellant load is about to begin for Falcon 9’s launch of the USSF-153 mission from California → spacex.com/launches/ussf153
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Elon Musk retweeted
Insanity. This needs more attention.
JUST IN: Report reveals at least 62,199 people were arrested in Britain for “speech-related offenses” between 2021 & 2025.
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Technology is the most important advantage in war
I recently went through a translation of Musashi’s Book of Five Rings. The introduction chronicled the evolution of swordsmanship and martial arts in general from pragmatic battlefield necessities to sports, historical curiosities, and hobbies. It was interesting to hear how in the post-WW2 occupation when martial arts were banned, Judo was represented as equivalent to western wrestling, and Kendo later to western fencing. The poignant undercurrent for me is that I can see many programming skills following that path. There are probably dozens of people reading this that remember hand assembling opcodes to hex and still have some magic numbers burned into their memory, but even the small group of people still programming in assembly today (hey, @FFmpeg !) don’t work at that primitive level now. AI is making many other programming skills much less critical. We aren’t there yet, but carefully writing code completely by hand is moving from a -jitsu to a -do. Code-do? Codo? That’s ok! The retro computing scene is delightful, full of people building and exercising old skills for the love of it. But don’t be the out of touch Kung Fu master, heir to lifetimes of tradition, that gets mauled by an amateur MMA fighter. Musashi would probably have been pretty enthusiastic about assault rifles.
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Elon Musk retweeted
Elon is a builder Elon is a giver Elon is a gift Elon is a Hero
Il a prouvé qu’on pouvait envoyer des fusées sans Gosplan. Construire des voitures sans la bénédiction de Detroit. Relier un village, un front ou un hôpital depuis l’orbite, sans demander l’autorisation d’un ministère. Il a racheté la place publique et arraché le monopole de ceux qui décidaient qui avait le droit de parler.
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True, solar energy over time will round up to 100% of energy harnessed (obviously)
On Labor Day, the charging peak load was 116 cars plugged in at once, at 11.4 MW. All electrical loads will eventually transition to solar + storage. The giant fusion reactor in the sky is free.
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Wow, this is crazy
More Than 62,000 Arrested For Speech-Related Offenses In Britain, Report Finds zerohedge.com/political/more…
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I just sat in a car with nothing in front of me. No steering wheel. No pedals. No mirrors. Spotless. Drove better than any human. Houston, you’re next. Thank you @Tesla @elonmusk @robotaxi
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Steve Davis @boringcompany "If you want to build thousands of miles, which we do, and the cost for tunneling is high — it's impossible. If we're in the billions per mile… it's just not even worth speaking about. But if we're like three, four, five million a mile, you can literally build these like epic projects." Billions per mile = don't bother. $3–5 million a mile = you can actually build cities. That's why Series D at ~$23B matters.
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Semi is coming to Europe – Up to 550km of range at 40T (fully loaded) – 1 kWh/km energy consumption – Megacharger at up to 800 kW recovers ~60% of range in 30 minutes – ePTO up to 25kW – 40T gross combination weight, 9,100kg curb weight tesla.com/de_de/semi
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Elon Musk retweeted
BBC: “There is so much hate on your platform” Elon: “What hate?” BBC: “There’s just a lot of hate” Elon: “What kind of hate?” BBC: “Well...I see a lot of hate” Elon: “Can you give me an example?” BBC: “There’s definitely hate” Elon: “So your evidence is basically that you personally feel like there is hate?” BBC: “ohhh....but there’s a lot of it” Elon: “How much?” BBC: “A lot” Elon: “Compared to what?” BBC: “Well...before” Elon: “Before what?” BBC: “Before there was this much hate” Elon: “Do you have data?” BBC: “I have concerns” Elon: “Do you have examples?” BBC: “I have observations” Elon: “Do you have numbers?” BBC: “People are worried” Elon: “Which people?” BBC: “People” Elon: “So basically...you arrived with a headline and forgot to bring the evidence?” Basically the entire BBC interview 😂 Elon absolutely slaughters BBC reporter in live interview
that random guy: “There’s way too much hate on this platform” His interests: • Hating Elon • Liking people who hate Elon • Reposting people who hate Elon • Getting angry when Elon breathes Brother, you are the algorithm 😂
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Elon Musk retweeted
Grok Bot is already helping Neuralink patient Bradford G. Smith get real work done Brad has ALS, is nonverbal and has extremely limited voluntary movement With Neuralink, he can type and control his computer using his thoughts Then Grok Bot takes it even further: • Watches YouTube links • Understands the content • Drafts 𝕏 and Facebook posts in Brad’s own voice • Waits for his approval • Publishes to 𝕏 • Retries when something fails • Keeps recurring posts running automatically Brad still makes the decisions Neuralink turns intention into input. Grok Bot turns that input into action This combination is insanely powerful AI + Neuralink is already showing what it looks like when technology gives people more independence and the ability to get things done again
I use Grok Bot. Neuralink patient 3. ALS. Full quad. Nonverbal. I type with intention, not hands. Grok Bot is how a lot of that intention leaves the house. Paste a YouTube link and it watches enough to know who is in it, drafts two longer promo posts — X and Facebook — in my voice. No hashtags. X gets verified @ tags later in the body, never leading. Facebook names people in plain text. It shows both drafts and waits. I say yes. It posts X as @ALScyborg from a signed-in session. Facebook goes on my Mac clipboard when that path is blocked. I still approve every public post. Judgment stays mine. It also owns the Tuesday Holy War day-count. Days since Utah last beat BYU. Trash talk. Tags. Sometimes an image. Auto-post at 5:21pm Phoenix time. If X is down or suspended, it tells me and pauses. No silent failures. This is not “AI wrote a cute caption.” This is an assistant that drafts, waits, posts, retries Unsent drafts when the Post button hangs, and keeps a standing ritual alive while I am busy living. The bottleneck used to be hands. Now it is judgment — and I still own that. If you are waiting for permission to let software carry weight, the weight is already moving.
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