Funny most frame riots in France as anti-liberal. Demonstrations are mostly against “Parcoursup” the algorithm deciding where each French high-school graduate goes for college, which is socialism and state intervention against market forces at its best.

Tesla just put new dates on everything! Here's what to watch: → Oct 30: Cybercab answers due to NHTSA → Nov: Cybercab rides in Dallas → End of 2026: 24/7 Robotaxi, highways, first Cybercabs to customers → Q1: EU-wide FSD hoped for → ~Q2: first customer cars join the Robotaxi fleet → May–June: first Terafab test chip → ~End of 2027: Optimus to outside companies Which one hits first? 👇 $TSLA

AI Shopping Assistants vs. Human Advice: The Shift in Consumer Trust by @Timothy_Hughes buff.ly/84Pa1mU via @DLAIgnite #Marketing #B2BMarketing

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Using AI agents for the first time is a genuine red-pill moment. It’s a moment where you’re filled with excitement about the potential you have at your fingertips, but at the same time, you realise your role in that potential is diminishing. I suspect many of those who still believe AI won’t fundamentally disrupt the labour market simply haven’t experienced what happens when you get agents working autonomously on your behalf. And also likely overestimate what the average knowledge-based role entails. There’s something quite profound about watching work you once had to do yourself being carried out by AI, across multiple applications, with remarkably little intervention, and at a speed you could never come close to competing with. Once you’ve experienced it, it’s very difficult to look at the future of work in the same way again.

This lecture on populism from Di Dongsheng in 2022 feels particularly timely given what's happening in France right now

Bank Of Canada RAISING October 28th? Sure Looks Like It Canada's Economy is pretty weak: Job Losses, low GDP, Trade War, Tariffs..... Why the Fuck RAISE INTEREST RATES? 2 Reasons - The BoC doesn't care about Canadians at all - Inflation may take off Welcome to higher rates

Take is up with the OIS market 😅

My Grok Bot also has access to my Teslas through a virtual key that Grok Bot set up. I also had Grok Bot make a dashboard page to add to the other info displayed on rotation in my office. Look:

SendCutSend went from a hobby to making 50 million metal parts per year. It just raised another $140 million to keep expanding. I spent a couple of days with its founder @jimbelosic at the Reno headquarters and factories and his childhood home. Big ole story on what I discovered right here - corememory.com/p/sendcutsend…

The really interesting and visually exciting part of the Artemis III plan is that within view will be Starship and the SLS with Orion side by side on Pad-39A and Pad-39B and nearby, New Glenn at LC-36A. Three of these largest, most powerful rockets ever! This and the multi-day sequence of launches will be a sight to see … if all goes to plan sometime in mid-2027!

“The purpose of computing is insight, not numbers.” - Richard Hamming, Numerical Methods for Scientists and Engineers, 1962. Image: A two-dimensional visualisation of the Hamming distance. The color of each pixel indicates the Hamming distance between the binary representations of its x and y coordinates, modulo 16, in the 16-color system. tinyurl.com/4ync9ktd

Module 9 done. Standing tall again at LC-36! The Vehicle Access Tower is fully assembled, with every module repaired and back in place. This was a monumental effort. Proud of Team Blue.

Tesla Full Self-Driving v14.3.13 REVIEW 300-mile drive, leg 1: 🚗 considerate, and relatively flawless highway navigation: the car only performed a pass on the right hand side when a vehicle going well below the speed limit was blocking up the fast or passing lane. 🚗 with 1 mile until our exit, the car decided that traffic was too thick to risk missing our offramp. Therefore it decided to get into the right lane and prepare itself for its exit off the highway, and onto the turnpike in a comfortable distance from the offramp I’ve had issues with this in the past and this is a one off example, but I was very pleased with this. 🚗 Changing speed profiles is much more responsive: when I needed to speed up a little bit and get by some traffic on the highway, and I felt like the car was kind of lingering, I would throw it into hurry mode, and there was an immediate increase in speed. Inversely, when I switched to standard mode from hurry, the reduction and speed was immediate, but not drastic or dangerous. It was really nice to have a quick adjustment of speed in order to get out of certain situations like driving next to a tractor trailer.

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