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Honestly, it’s pretty crazy how many people think they’re intelligent just because they can sit on some dumb podcast and mock a man who’s actually building the future… only to expose their own room-temperature IQ the moment they try to make an argument

“He’s just a lucky billionaire”

Lucky?

Lucky once: PayPal

Lucky twice: Tesla making EVs mainstream when the entire auto industry doubted it could be done

Lucky three times: Building orbital rockets with boosters that literally fly back and land

Lucky four times: Starlink bringing internet to places that never had it

Lucky five times: Neuralink letting people with paralysis control computers using nothing but their thoughts

At some point, it stops being luck and starts being the work you’re too lazy to see or understand

Most of the people attacking Elon have never shipped a product, never made a payroll, never bet everything they own on an idea the whole world laughed at

You have to be a special kind of stupid to have never built a damn thing yourself and still think you’re smarter than the man who’s actually building the future

Elon did exactly that in 2008 and almost lost everything trying to keep Tesla and SpaceX alive

And in 50 years, nobody will remember the takes

Everyone will remember the rockets

Grok Bot just booked me a flight and saved me money.....I didn't do anything

It's literally so easy...I just told it what I wanted, and it went ahead and handled everything for me

I mean, it actually just does the work for you....and it even wished me a great trip

There is something deeply wrong with Talarico

Some fools still think the legacy news is real. Amazing.

Tesla just took the top two spots in Europe's entire car market

September 2026:
#1 Tesla Model Y: 40,971
#2 Tesla Model 3: 25,057
#3 Volkswagen Golf: 18,088

The two best-selling cars across every brand and every fuel type were Teslas

Tesla recorded 66,035 registrations in total for the month, representing around 98% of the market

Everyone's talking about Grok Bot... people are really loving it

Builders, creators and first-time users are all saying the same thing: it just works

Apple and Google used to make every product launch about carbon credits and carbon neutrality....

Then SI arrived and started demanding GIGAWATTS of electricity

And suddenly it's like.... carbon credits? What carbon credits? 😂

Starlink Mobile is going global at full speed

22 million people now connect their phones to Starlink satellites every month, up 37% in a single quarter

Partners already span six continents, from T-Mobile, Rogers and Telstra to KDDI, Globe, Kyivstar, Airtel Africa and Optus

V2 satellites are set to begin launching on Starship in 2027, with next-generation, 5G-class service targeted for early 2028

SpaceX's Starship heat shield progress from Flight 10 to Flight 14 is insane

SpaceX is closing in on one of the hardest problems in spaceflight: a truly rapidly reusable orbital heat shield

"No one has ever developed a fully reusable orbital heat shield"

The Space Shuttle came closest, but its tiles needed extensive inspection and refurbishment after every flight

Starship is built to land, refuel and fly again, with tens of thousands of tiles surviving orbital reentry and needing little to no repair

Solve this, and rapid orbital reusability becomes real

An ID starts the record. What makes the reputation useful?

Five questions on cold starts, scores, copied agents and private evidence, with CARV's role in each.

Read the full article: https://medium.com/@Carv/f040cd99cd62

Tesla Model Y just became the best-selling car in Germany

An American EV beat the Volkswagen Golf in its own home market. The Golf has been Germany's best-selling car every year since 1981

September registrations:

Tesla Model Y: 8,038
Volkswagen Golf: 6,580

Model Y took #1 across all cars, not just EVs, and Model 3 ranked #6 overall

Tesla's German registrations jumped 268.7% year over year to 12,552

Tesla is taking on Germany's biggest automakers on their home turf, and winning

I built a Grok Bot template that fixes two of the biggest problems Grok Bot users hit right now

1. Storage fills up fast
Work with videos and big files, and the bot's computer runs out of space mid-task. It doesn't know what's safe to delete and the job might get paused

Drive Vault fixes this. When space runs out, it moves old raw files you're not using to your Google Drive, checks every upload, then frees the space so the task keeps going. Google Drive gives you up to 5TB, so there's plenty of room with basic subscription

2. Downloading videos to your phone
Getting a video out of Grok Bot onto your phone is a pain right now. Drive Vault uploads it to Google Drive and sends you a link. With one tap....it's downloaded

it's been a huge for me...

Add it to your bots and try it
https://x.ai/bot/aFTVbLfYRPhj3V3NfYltq

A single Starship mission added roughly the same downlink capacity as 10 Falcon 9 Starlink launches.

And the craziest part is Starship was only about half loaded

Flight 14 deployed 26 Starlink V3 satellites, adding ~26 Tbps of capacity

This is why Starship completely changes the scale of Starlink deployment

SpaceX just secured another major contract for Starship, and this time it's about delivering payloads directly to the surface of the MOON

Gwynne Shotwell revealed an incredible expansion of SpaceX's launch business during Q3:

• 18 new National Security Space Launch missions
• 3 additional human spaceflight missions on Dragon, running through 2028
• A new contract to deliver a payload to the lunar surface using Starship
• 3 new Starfall missions on Starship

SpaceX is continuing to expand its leadership in national security and human spaceflight while building Starship into a transportation system capable of delivering cargo to other worlds

The foundation of an entirely new lunar economy is taking shape

Starlink kept 25 disaster zones connected in a single quarter

Gwynne Shotwell just revealed Starlink supported emergency response across 25 crises in Q3, including the Venezuela earthquake, the Western Colombia earthquake and Hurricane Lowell in Hawaii

In Venezuela alone:
- 1,400+ Starlink kits donated to response agencies
- 250,000+ people given critical connectivity

When the ground network goes down, Starlink keeps responders and communities connected

Elon Musk trying to rent SI compute from cloud providers has literally turned into a real-life Monty Python cheese shop sketch 😂

Got any GB300s? Nope

GB200s? Nope

TPUs? Nope

Trainium? Nope

Okay, surely you've got SOME H100s?

“We might have some overseas…”

Checks again

Nope, nothing available!

How does every cloud provider have everything except the compute you actually need?

And the funniest part? While Elon is struggling to find spare compute anywhere, hyperscalers and dozens of other companies are practically begging to rent HIS compute

The SI compute shortage has officially become a comedy show