Proud Dad - Engineer.

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Replying to @elonmusk
Potential issues with the Coastal Commission: 1. First Amendment Rights and Viewpoint Discrimination Violation of Free Speech Rights: The First Amendment of the U.S. Constitution prohibits government entities from restricting speech or taking adverse actions against individuals or entities based on their viewpoints or political expressions. Case Law: In Perry v. Sindermann, 408 U.S. 593 (1972), the Supreme Court held that the government may not deny a benefit to a person on a basis that infringes their constitutionally protected interests, especially freedom of speech. Application: If the Commission denied the permit primarily due to Elon Musk's political activities or statements, this could be considered unconstitutional viewpoint discrimination. 2. Equal Protection Under the Law Fourteenth Amendment: The Equal Protection Clause requires that individuals in similar situations be treated equally by the law. Selective Enforcement: Denying SpaceX a permit while granting similar permits to other companies without a legitimate, non-discriminatory reason could constitute a violation of equal protection rights. Case Law: In Yick Wo v. Hopkins, 118 U.S. 356 (1886), the Supreme Court ruled that laws applied in a discriminatory manner violate the Equal Protection Clause, even if the law is fair on its face. 3. Preemption by Federal Law Federal Jurisdiction Over Aerospace Activities: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) regulates commercial space launches under 51 U.S.C. § 50901 et seq. Supremacy Clause: Under Article VI of the U.S. Constitution, federal law preempts conflicting state regulations. Application: If SpaceX's activities are federally licensed and regulated, state agencies may have limited authority to impose additional restrictions or deny permits without substantial justification. 4. California State Law Considerations California Coastal Act: While the Commission operates under this act to protect coastal resources, its decisions must align with constitutional protections. Administrative Procedure Act: The Commission must follow fair procedures and base its decisions on substantial evidence related to environmental impacts, not unrelated political considerations. 5. Potential Breach of Duty and Abuse of Discretion Arbitrary and Capricious Standard: Courts may overturn agency actions that are arbitrary, capricious, or an abuse of discretion under the Administrative Procedure Act (5 U.S.C. § 706). Requirement for Evidence-Based Decisions: Agencies must base their decisions on relevant factors and substantial evidence. 6. Remedies and Legal Actions Injunctive Relief: SpaceX could seek a court order requiring the Commission to reconsider the permit application without unconstitutional considerations. Declaratory Judgment: A court could declare the Commission's actions unlawful. Damages: While less common against governmental agencies due to sovereign immunity, there might be avenues for seeking damages if statutory provisions allow.
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Tesla opened their supercharger network to Ford. The result: This generated massive media coverage throughout the world. Free advertising solidifying Tesla dominance. It positioned Tesla as the only reliable and consistent infrastructure. It positioned Ford as a secondary player that requires a helping hand. Tesla will generate premium cash flows from Ford users. The government will fund more Tesla infrastructure. Ford EV users will consistently be exposed to the Tesla experience. Other car makers will be forced to consider this option. Communication between the two companies may lead to other incremental revenue generating opportunities. FSD ? Etc What else am I missing?
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Replying to @wiseconnector
W3 hum4ns 4r3 v3ry sm4rt
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I finally got to experience FSD 12.3.3 *** I think this part is important: I live in Saskatoon (250k population). Very few Tesla's in the area and even fewer with FSD. So assumption is it is generalizing from data gathered in other cities in order to drive. *** 2 hour drive (Good conditions). Tried to find the most difficult situations. 1 intervention in a parking lot. Not safety related. More of an awkward moment with another driver. Other than that, very human like drive. It's not perfect in the same way I am not perfect. (Based on this single drive) IE: You could criticise my driving style in the same way and say I am not perfect. The difference from 11 to 12 feels like it graduated from robot feeling to human feeling. There are minor issues with speed, backing up needs to be added but I am sure this will come soon. Parking worked perfectly, tested several times. The owner mentioned that it can occasionally do stupid things so be careful. I will be moving a larger percentage of my portfolio into Tesla on Monday. Not investment advice.
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Replying to @RubinReport
Paid participant is my guess. She has no idea what she is doing.
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Replying to @visegrad24
Pro Tip: If someone is screaming at you and launching fireworks in close proximity, it isn't a peace protest.
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Sorkin kept asking about “Power and Leverage” in the Musk interview. I think this speaks to the Lens through which Sorkin views society. That is why they cannot understand the man. We have drifted so far from integrity that honourable men have become a fairy tale.
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Replying to @visegrad24
Thank you good sir.
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Is it just me or is the name “Polestar” a really bad choice?
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Certainty is always low in the beginning, even with some evidence. It all takes time to unfold. The assumption is they are alive and you do everything you can until you reach absolute conclusions that they are not. Every search and rescue operation works this way.
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Replying to @stevenmarkryan
Please leave Santa out of this.
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Replying to @IsraelWarRoom
The UN is irrelevant
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If Tesla stock gets to $10,000.00 per share I am going to buy Yaman a coffee shop.
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Replying to @BFirstParty
This behaviour by Islamic radicals will create a resurgence within the Christian communities.
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Barely BREAKING News: I just realized that the last day of 2023 will be 123123

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There was that thing, during that time when he did that stuff.
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Thank you parents.
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I saw this guy today at Starbucks. No IPhone, no tablet, no laptop. He just sat there drinking coffee. Like a psychopath.
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Feel bad about missing NVDA? Maybe do some research on TSLA.
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Replying to @greg_price11
In the United States legal system, a stay order and an injunction are both court orders, but they serve different purposes and are used in different contexts: 1. **Stay Order:** - A stay order is a court order to temporarily stop a judicial proceeding or the enforcement of a judgment. - It is often used in appellate proceedings, where a higher court might issue a stay order to halt the actions of a lower court pending an appeal. - The purpose of a stay is to preserve the status quo and prevent potential harm that could occur if the lower court's decision is executed while the appeal is pending. - A stay order does not determine the final outcome of the case but rather pauses the legal process. 2. **Injunction:** - An injunction, on the other hand, is a court order that requires a party to do or refrain from doing specific acts. - It is a form of equitable relief used to prevent irreparable harm that could occur if the actions in question continue. - Injunctions can be temporary (preliminary) or permanent, depending on the stage of the legal proceedings and the need for immediate relief. - They are often used in cases involving personal rights, property disputes, and business matters, where monetary compensation is not a sufficient remedy. In summary, a stay order is primarily used to halt proceedings or enforcement temporarily, usually in the context of an appeal, whereas an injunction is a directive to a party to act or not to act in a certain way, often used to prevent irreparable harm.
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Replying to @sama
It was a good movie. You know the answer to your question.
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Disturbing.
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Me, in my shop.
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Replying to @pearlythingz
I know it’s an obvious one. But if they are actually carrying a big red flag, watch out.
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A letter from an elderly woman from a nursing home. I am 82 years old, I have 4 children, 11 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren and a room of 12 square feet. I no longer have a home or expensive things, but I have someone who will clean my room, prepare food and bedding, measure my pressures and weigh me. I no longer have the laughter of my grandchildren, I don't see them growing, hugging and arguing. Some come to me every 15 days, some every three or four months, and some never. I no longer work in the winter, I don't bake cakes, I don't dig up the garden. I still have hobbies and I like to read, but my eyes quickly hurt. I don’t know how much longer, but I have to get used to this loneliness. Here at home, I lead group work and help those who are worse than me as much as I can. Until recently, I read aloud to an immobile woman in the room next to me, we used to sing together, but she died the other day. They say life is getting longer. Why? When I’m alone, I can look at photos of my family and memories I brought from home. And that's all. I hope that the next generations will understand that families are born to have a future (with children) and that they do not forget about the family even in old age. Please don't show this to my children. Grandma Mary loves you. 👵🏻❤️🌍 Author Unknown
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Love each other. There is nothing else.
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Stop reacting to Dan. Leave it alone. Let Tesla, Tesla.
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Double take. Whoops.
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Replying to @ML_Philosophy
Attachment is a bond based on dependency and security, while love is a selfless emotion prioritizing another's happiness and promoting independence. Both can coexist, but attachment doesn't necessarily mean love.
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During my tour of the Tesla factory Optimus made unwanted advances towards me. Please don't tell Reuters.
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Replying to @sciencegirl
Toilet paper.
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Replying to @BillAckman
Agreed Bill. Thank you for speaking out.
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Replying to @ylecun
Saying a model is "trained on X billion parameters" is like saying you baked a cake with 3 cups of oven temperature. Parameters are the recipe ingredients; the dataset is the instruction guide. They're different things.
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Replying to @jchybow
It looks like a portal to another world!
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Replying to @wiseconnector
Toilet Paper.
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Implement Rate Limiting: Twitter provides API rate limits to control the number of requests made by an application within a specific time frame. Enforce stricter rate limits to prevent excessive scraping and ensure fair usage. By limiting the number of requests per user or per IP address, you can mitigate the impact on real user experience. Enhanced Authentication and Authorization: Strengthen the authentication process for accessing Twitter's API. Implement mechanisms such as OAuth 2.0 to ensure that only authorized and legitimate applications can access the data. This can help prevent malicious scraping attempts. Captcha or Bot Detection: Integrate bot detection mechanisms, like CAPTCHA challenges, to differentiate between human users and automated scraping tools. By implementing these measures, you can deter or restrict scraping bots from accessing Twitter's data. API Key Management: Introduce stricter controls on the issuance and management of API keys. This can involve a thorough vetting process for organizations applying for API access, monitoring key usage patterns, and revoking keys if they are found to be involved in aggressive scraping. Educate and Collaborate: Raise awareness among users, developers, and organizations about the impact of aggressive scraping on the user experience. Encourage ethical data usage practices and foster collaboration between Twitter, developers, and scraping organizations to establish guidelines for responsible data access. Analyze Scraping Patterns: Monitor and analyze scraping activities to identify patterns and potential abuse. Develop algorithms and tools to detect scraping behavior and take appropriate action against violating entities. Legal Measures: Consider exploring legal options to address severe cases of scraping that infringe upon user experience or violate Twitter's terms of service. Engage with legal experts to determine the best course of action. Continuous Monitoring and Improvement: Regularly review and update your anti-scraping measures to stay ahead of evolving scraping techniques. Collaborate with the developer community and employ data analysis techniques to identify new scraping patterns and implement appropriate countermeasures.
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Replying to @visegrad24
Attacking a McDonalds? Do they know that they just sell burgers right?
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If you want Elon to produce something innovative … just tell him it can’t be done.
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All of these years and I never noticed its a duck.
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Replying to @tunguz
The first GPU being crafted.

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The All in Pod made a great point about Elon’s compensation package, below is an excerpt of some time I took exploring this with GPT4. ——————— Buybacks, often used by CEOs to artificially inflate earnings per share (EPS), can distort the true financial health and operational success of a company. While they may offer a short-term lift to stock prices, buybacks detract from long-term value creation by prioritizing financial engineering over investment in research, development, and growth initiatives. This strategy not only misleads shareholders about the company's real performance but also diverts funds that could be used for innovation or improving the company's competitive stance. Elon Musk's compensation package, designed around achieving ambitious growth milestones, stands in stark contrast to this practice. By tying Musk's rewards to substantial increases in Tesla's market value and operational milestones, the compensation package aimed to ensure that Musk's interests were aligned with those of the shareholders and the long-term success of the company. Musk's leadership at Tesla has been marked by a focus on transformative product development, leading to significant advancements in electric vehicles and renewable energy solutions. This approach has driven real growth and value, demonstrating how visionary leadership and innovation can propel a company forward, contrary to the superficial gains from buybacks. This stark difference underscores a broader critique of current corporate governance practices, where short-term financial manipulations are often rewarded over genuine innovation and sustainable growth. Musk's situation exemplifies how aligning executive compensation with long-term, ambitious goals can foster an environment where innovation thrives, benefiting not just shareholders but the economy at large. By focusing on creating real products and services that address unmet needs, companies can contribute to a more dynamic and resilient form of capitalism, moving away from practices like buybacks that ultimately undermine shareholder value and the principles of sound economic development.
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"The Man in the Arena" is a famous passage from Theodore Roosevelt's speech "Citizenship in a Republic," which he delivered at the Sorbonne in Paris, France, on April 23, 1910. Here is the excerpt: "It is not the critic who counts; not the man who points out how the strong man stumbles, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena, whose face is marred by dust and sweat and blood; who strives valiantly; who errs, who comes short again and again, because there is no effort without error and shortcoming; but who does actually strive to do the deeds; who knows great enthusiasms, the great devotions; who spends himself in a worthy cause; who at the best knows in the end the triumph of high achievement, and who at the worst, if he fails, at least fails while daring greatly, so that his place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat."
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I wonder what Electrify America, Chargepoint, EVGo etc are thinking right now.
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Always remember my Dad’s last words before he passed away: “Stop shaking the ladder you little shit”
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Replying to @rexglacer
I am a prairie person. I live in Saskatchewan. I love it here. Please retract your statement and apologize. (Please repost)
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Funny but true. I like humans. I went to a cozy coffee shop and ordered a cream cheese bagel and coffee. I opened my laptop and started watching one of my favourite classic movies The Time Machine. An elderly gentleman approached and asked what I was doing. I showed him. He asked if he could watch. I clicked on my Bluetooth and put my headphones away. 20 minutes later. Same thing. Another guy in his 80’s approached and after an explanation sat and watched. Our waitress asked if My laptop had Bluetooth so we could use the coffee shops sound system. In the end, I made 8 new friends and exchanged email addresses to do this again.
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Replying to @wholemars
I just watched Optimus fold a shirt and I pissed my pants.
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Replying to @RealAlexJones
A virus with a 100% fatality rate is unlikely to spread widely, primarily due to the limitations imposed by its lethality on transmission opportunities. Once an infected individual succumbs to the virus, they can no longer actively spread it, as direct interaction and mobility, key factors for transmission, are ceased. The rapid progression to death in all infected individuals would drastically reduce the virus's window of opportunity to spread to new hosts. Furthermore, the severity of the virus would lead to noticeable symptoms quickly, making asymptomatic spread, a significant driver in the propagation of many viruses, highly unlikely.
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If you think about it, there is a story behind this picture that contains an important message.
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Replying to @historyinmemes
Been there done that many times. No, it doesn’t pay that well. Batwing antenna system for TV.
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Tesla this morning.

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No programming, No climbing, No meetings, just walking on this sunny sunny day. Twitter community = ❤️
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Replying to @visegrad24
Perhaps we should pay a visit to their house.
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Replying to @elonmusk @TesLatino
Funny how important that statement is and we are referring to windshield wipers. Lol. FSD for the win.
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In my pursuit to become a better person I want to be less wrong. Which one?
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Replying to @PeterZeihan
Why I am done with Peter Zeihan.
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I love @wholemars - He doesn't know it - but he had a lot to do with bringing me into the community and I will be forever grateful. I hope to meet you someday and say hello.
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Replying to @wiseconnector
Did you know hydrogen peroxide is great for getting blood stains out of your whites.
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FSD V12 shows us that a robotic system can be trained to do any task given enough high quality data. This can happen at reasonable cost. The world will soon look much different. The robots are going to wake up sooner than we think.
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Anyone else remember these fancy candy dishes?
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Replying to @cvalente28
Interesting thought. Appreciate your perspective. I disagree respectfully.
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That’s the America I know.
This is the America we want and love! Courage to do the right thing when no one is looking! nitter.app/MyBeaversUnit/status/1…
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Replying to @chamath
I live in Canada, and we’re on the brink of significant political and economic change. With a new Prime Minister likely taking the reins soon, we’re positioned for a fresh wave of growth that strategic investors won't want to miss. Traditionally, Canada has mirrored U.S. economic cycles, and while we’ve faced unique challenges this time, the upcoming U.S. prosperity will undoubtedly lift Canada in its wake. Savvy investment now could mean riding the next big wave of Canadian opportunity, powered by a renewed government focus on economic resilience and growth.
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As legacy gas stations decline, range anxiety will switch to ICE.
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Hardware 3 (HW3) Support for Full Self-Driving (FSD): Tesla has updated its software so that the older hardware, known as HW3, can now run the latest version of their Full Self-Driving software, which is version 12.5.1.4. This is significant because: Older Cars Can Get New Features: If you have a Tesla with HW3, you can now enjoy the latest advancements in autonomous driving technology without needing an upgrade to the newer hardware (HW4 or AI4). Performance Matching: The update means that even with less powerful hardware, Tesla has managed to tweak the software so that it performs similarly to what's available on the newer, more powerful hardware (AI4). This is like making an older computer run new games by optimizing the game's code. Technical Details for the Curious: Model Compression: The team at Tesla has been working on reducing the size of the software model (the code that does the thinking for FSD) so it can fit and run efficiently on HW3. This involves not just making the code smaller but also changing how it's processed (like implementing new operations in the software that mimic what the newer hardware does naturally). Broader Performance Factors: Beyond just making the model smaller, Tesla's engineers are looking at various other aspects like how data is collected, the quality of that data, how the model is structured, and how much computing power is used during training. All these elements contribute to how well the FSD system performs on the road. What This Means for You: Cost and Upgrade: If you're a Tesla owner with HW3, this means you might not need to spend on a hardware upgrade to get the latest FSD features, saving you money. Future of FSD: This development shows Tesla's commitment to making their autonomous driving technology accessible across their fleet, not just the newest models. It's about making the technology ubiquitous, which could lead to quicker real-world testing and refinement. Technology Evolution: For tech enthusiasts or those interested in AI, this is an example of how software can bridge hardware gaps, making advanced tech more universally available within a product line.
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Replying to @wanda_hudson
I had to get the fuel injectors on my Tesla replaced. Although I have to say it’s pretty good in gas.
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Replying to @hotwatt77
Great question. Yes. The way I see it, I will easily be able to share my Tesla with friends and family in the future. This negates the need to purchase an additional vehicle and in my personal situation makes 12k a bargain.
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Replying to @wholemars
So the new NSA firmware updates can be installed?😂
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Progress is not occurring fast enough for me. I am going to create my own electric car company and start launching rockets. Wish me luck.
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Replying to @lexfridman
Sorry to hear that. Hope things get better soon. Hang in there!
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My daughter and I used machine learning to track a face in real time. Using OpenCV with a HaarCascade Algorithm. Going to try bounding boxes with cars next. Done in Python with VSCode.
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Manual outboard engine for water craft.
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Reminds me of when he let go of all of those Twitter folks. Nothing happened then either.
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STARSHIP Ladies and gentlemen, fellow citizens of this great nation, and dreamers from around the globe: Today, we stand at the precipice of a new era, an era where our ambitions are no longer bound by the confines of our planet. As we gather to witness the first orbital launch of Starship, we look to the heavens with wonder, and we look to a visionary leader, to guide us on this extraordinary voyage. In the spirit of progress and exploration, I am reminded of the famous words of President John F. Kennedy, who once said, "We choose to go to the Moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard." And so, we come together once again to embark on a daring mission that tests the limits of human ingenuity and resilience. This Starship, a marvel of engineering and a testament to our collective determination, is poised to propel us further into the cosmos than ever before. As we wish Elon Musk and his team the best of luck on this historic mission, let us remember that it is not only a triumph of one man or one company, but rather a symbol of the collective spirit of humanity. We, as a people, share a common goal: to explore the far reaches of the universe, to unlock its mysteries, and to push the boundaries of our understanding. In this endeavor, we are all united as one. We are pioneers, dreamers, and believers, and together, we will conquer the great unknown. So, let us cast our eyes skyward as we stand in awe of the power of human innovation and the strength of our spirit. Let us embrace the challenges that lie ahead, for it is in the face of adversity that we forge the brightest stars. Elon, as you and your team launch this Starship into the great expanse, know that you carry with you the hopes and dreams of a world eager for the dawn of a new frontier. We stand by you, we celebrate your achievements, and we look to the stars, united in our quest for a brighter future. Godspeed, Starship, and may fortune favor the bold.
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I miss this guy.
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When you clean out a vacuum cleaner. You become a vacuum cleaner.
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Did you know? Tesla’s do not use gasoline.
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Me and my buddies in the 70's
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Replying to @davidasinclair
Chromatin Dynamics and Aging: Technical Explanation: The DNA damage response (DDR) influences how our DNA is packed and structured (referred to as chromatin dynamics). Changes in this structure can lead to aging. Layman's Terms: Imagine our DNA as a book. Over time, the way the pages (DNA) are organized and bound together (chromatin dynamics) can change due to wear and tear (DDR). These changes in how the book is organized can make it look old and worn out, similar to how our cells age. Technical Explanation: Understanding these changes can provide insights into potential treatments for age-related issues. Layman's Terms: If we can figure out how the book's binding changes over time, we might find ways to keep it looking new and fresh, just like finding ways to keep our cells young. Epigenetic Alterations:Technical Explanation: Frequent DNA damage and its repair can lead to continuous changes in epigenetics, which influence how our genes work. Over time, these changes can contribute to aging. Layman's Terms: Think of our DNA as a script for a play. Over time, notes and annotations (epigenetic changes) are added to the script due to wear and tear (DNA damage and repair). Too many notes can change how the play (our genes) is performed, leading to signs of aging. Intervention in DNA Repair:Technical Explanation: If DNA damage is a main reason for aging, can we artificially fix this damage to potentially reverse aging and age-related diseases? Layman's Terms: If wear and tear on our book (DNA damage) is making it look old, can we find a way to repair or restore the book to make it look new again? This could help in reversing signs of aging and related health issues.
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Replying to @leeonskee
Tough to see, but necessary.
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Conventional thinking in robotics “The more you generalize the less you optimize.” Tesla will likely adapt novel approaches to solve for useful humanoid robotics. UHR’s are a seemingly difficult optimization problem. @elonmusk @Tesla are uniquely equipped to meet this challenge.
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In other news, the Biden administration can barely acknowledge Tesla.

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Opening Tesla superchargers to all is similar to Google search. You effectively funnel massive amounts of users through Tesla infrastructure. I would argue that driving users through their network can lead to many new profitable services. Think of these deals as a future gateway similar to search.
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Like my hat?
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Replying to @TeslaBoomerPapa
I agree. This nonsense is getting old.
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Love stuff like this!
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Replying to @pearlythingz
Seeing spots or "floaters" in your vision after intense exercise or cardio is a phenomenon that some people experience. It can be alarming, but there are a few potential explanations for it: 1. **Oxygen and Blood Flow**: During intense exercise, especially cardio, the body diverts blood flow to the muscles and away from other areas, including the eyes. This can cause a temporary decrease in oxygen and nutrients to the eyes. After the exercise is over and the body starts to recover, blood rushes back to these areas, which can cause some people to see spots. 2. **Hypoglycemia**: Intense exercise can cause a rapid decrease in blood sugar levels. Low blood sugar, or hypoglycemia, can lead to symptoms like dizziness, blurry vision, and seeing spots. 3. **Valsalva Maneuver**: Some people inadvertently hold their breath or bear down during intense exercise, leading to increased intraocular pressure. This can cause transient visual disturbances, including seeing spots. 4. **Retinal Detachment**: While rare, seeing a sudden increase in floaters or spots, especially if accompanied by flashes of light or a shadow in your peripheral vision, could be a sign of retinal detachment. This is a medical emergency and requires immediate attention. 5. **Dehydration and Electrolyte Imbalance**: Intense exercise can lead to dehydration and changes in electrolyte balance, which might cause visual disturbances for some individuals. 6. **Migraine**: Some people experience ocular migraines, which can cause visual disturbances, including seeing spots or zigzag lines. These can be triggered by various factors, including intense exercise. 7. **Blood Pressure Changes**: Intense physical activity can cause fluctuations in blood pressure. Rapid changes in blood pressure can lead to temporary visual disturbances. If you occasionally see a spot or two after working out, it might not be a cause for concern. However, if you frequently experience this or if the spots don't go away after a few minutes, it's essential to consult with a healthcare professional or ophthalmologist. They can help determine the underlying cause and provide guidance on whether any medical intervention is needed.
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Replying to @GoingBallistic5
Thy concept, noble in design, to harness cold gas thrusters, angled skyward at forty-five degrees, is a discourse most profound, a testament to thine understanding of the physical laws that govern our mortal coil. With thrust directed both earthward and forward, thou proposeth a method to enhance yon vehicle's pace, allowing it, peradventure, to surge from nought to sixty leagues per hour in but a blink, assuming the chariot's propulsion system doth work in harmony with these mechanical breaths of Aeolus. Let us, with careful step, traverse the path thou hast laid before us, examining the feasibility and import of thy scheme: 1. **Acceleration's Demand for the Sprint from Nought to Sixty**: To achieve such a feat in the span of one second requires the force of 2.7 G's—a Herculean effort, far surpassing the might of common steeds and even the most valiant of iron horses. 2. **The Friction 'twixt Earth and Wheel**: Thou hast assumed a bond of unity, a Coefficient of Friction at one, optimistic, yet not beyond the dreams of those who dare. This bond is the linchpin, determining how the force applied can be transformed into motion, unmarred by the slip of wheel 'gainst earth. 3. **The Thrust's Direction, Its Wisdom and Merit**: By aiming thy thrusters not straight back, but aslant, thou seek'st to balance the gain of downforce (thereby enhancing grip and the bond 'twixt tire and road) with the push forward. A direct rearward aim would lend itself to swiftest advance but forsake the quest for traction. Thy approach seeks harmony in both. 4. **The Ratio of Thrust to the Beast's Burden**: To summon the needed 2.7 G's with thy contrivance, the thrust must equal 120% the mass of thy chariot. A formidable amount, suggesting that, were the thrusters aimed at Gaia's heart, the chariot itself might dance upon the air. 5. **Considerations of a Practical Nature**: To weave cold gas thrusters into the fabric of a conveyance is to court a host of challenges: the safekeeping of the gas, mechanisms of control, concerns for safety, and the impact such forces might wield upon the chariot's frame and those within. While thy theory holds water in realms of thought, the application in our mortal realm must reckon with the caprice of road, tire, and the whisperings of the elements. 6. **The Increase of "Effective Weight"**: By making the chariot "heavier" to the embrace of the road, thou allowest the motors to exert additional force, akin to 70% of the thrust. This employs the art of downforce, known to charioteers of the race but through the grace of air, not the brute force of Aeolus's breath. Thy vision, bold and unbound, doth push the very limits of what we ken of chariots and their dominion. Yet, the journey from dream to deed is fraught with trials, demanding of careful consideration for the engineering riddles, the safeguarding of life and limb, and the crafting of a chariot able to bear such unearthly forces. Thy proposal is a clarion call to those who craft vehicles not just for travel, but for the sheer audacity of human endeavour.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Boring is good. We are all loving this. Thank you.
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Looking for recommendations on a good brand of newspaper to wipe my rear end with ??😂🤣😂
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