Bder Khan

from Paris with love | building @bkvhealth, CEO of BKV PRODUCTIONS LLC | Construction/Commercial Real Estate SAAS

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

Definitely can be done with hand tools and 1 jack. You can do one side at a time. But I would recommend buying jack stands, lift the rear of the car up, put both jack stands down and lower the car onto the jack stands… but you can do it with 1 jack, just don’t get under the car and it’ll be fine

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@BOWSER0897 @Doug_Wade @MeciahMahon @teslascope @Tesla Lmk if it works!

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@Doug_Wade @MeciahMahon @teslascope @Tesla What car? And you got it today? (I’m so hype for this update lol)

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

No it didn’t. The steering torque limit is very little. The model had to slow down a lot to get somewhere. They had that specific goal because each turn was very easy to make.
The model currently has like a 140 degree FOV. They aren’t deceptive, but their goal was this specific easy drive. I had that model came out and it was not good enough for most point to point drives…

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

The only open source self driving device that has its own OS and drivers for Nvidia and AMD

[the tiny corp @__tinygrad__]

The GPU icon means you are connected to a big GPU.

[the tiny corp @__tinygrad__]

The GPU icon means you are connected to a big GPU.

[Bryan Johnson @bryan_johnson]

The Midjourney scanner is revolutionary. There’s a bullish case that exceeds the most optimistic takes.

I was at the unveiling and used the scanner myself. I personally want to experiment with a weekly whole body Midjourney scan to add to my 1.5 billion data points and let my AI and doctors start connecting the dots.

Most of the early commentary has focused on the wrong questions: “is it as good as MRI?” and “what about false positives?” These are legitimate concerns, but they miss the bigger shift.

The more important question is: what does fast, low cost, safe whole body imaging unlock?

Let’s start with measurement.

A speedometer tells you how fast you are going. A fuel/battery gauge tells you when to stop. A thermostat tells you what to wear. The stock price tells you how much money you’ve made or lost. We measure what we care about.

Except, oddly, for our bodies, which are among the least measured things in our lives. Most people have more data on their favorite sports team, bank account, and social media performance than their body. The future will think we were crazy for this.

The first law of medicine is to do no harm. Our current system has harm baked into it.

+ an undiagnosed condition progressing silently is harm
+ a doctor who can’t easily get a patient screened preventively is harm
+ having no baseline to compare against when something shows up is harm

Our preventive net is narrow and inconsistent. Late stage diagnoses that could have been caught earlier remain common. Midjourney’s technology won’t eliminate that overnight, but it points toward a future where routine wholebody baselines become normal rather than exceptional.

Midjourney can help flip harm-by-default into a new expectation for our health infrastructure: almost no one will ever again be blindsided by a late-stage, life-threatening diagnosis that could have been caught earlier reasonably and cost-effectively.

Some examples of what earlier structural visibility enables:

+ breast cancer caught while localized has a ~99% five year survival rate. Once it has spread distantly, that drops to around 32%.

+ an abdominal aortic aneurysm kills more than 8 in 10 people when it ruptures. A single ultrasound finds the aorta in 99 percent of people, and screening cuts aneurysm deaths by a third to a half.

Midjourney’s technology will not do it all on its own. Its full angle, water immersion approach works around bone rather than seeing through it, and routes bowel gas to image the full abdominal cross section. Yet two real limits remain: air filled lungs stay a blind spot even here, and the brain is out of reach behind the skull, beyond the torso and legs this scanner covers.

That is fine, and they may improve these areas over time. Midjourney doesn’t need to do it all in order for it to be one of the biggest things to hit medicine in a long time.

Let’s look at where specifically Midjourney may be useful to each of us. We’ll start with where we get data today:

1) Blood draws tell us what is happening chemically.
2) Wearables tell us how the body is functioning.
3) Imaging tells us what is happening structurally.

The third layer, soft tissue, is the one we have never been able to access easily. MRI is great, but it is expensive, intimidating, and slow.

Midjourney's technology excels with soft tissue. Here are three places it could be game changing. There are many more.

1. Metabolic health - fatty liver is one of the earliest structural signs of metabolic dysfunction. It’s strongly linked to insulin resistance, type 2 diabetes, and cardiovascular risk. Being able to track visceral fat, muscle fat infiltration, and liver fat over time could give a much clearer picture than blood markers alone. Over 88% of Americans are metabolically unhealthy.

2. Endocrine tissue - the same metabolic patterns often cluster with thyroid issues, PCOS, and hypogonadism. Ultrasound can directly image the thyroid and ovarian structures. Fat tissue itself is an endocrine organ, so tracking it structurally adds another useful data layer.

3. Soft tissue + multiomics - new proteomic aging clocks can already predict risk for many chronic diseases from blood proteins. These molecular models could become significantly more powerful when combined with actual structural imaging data. The two are complementary, not competitive.

The real advantage: baseline + longitudinal tracking

The biggest unlock isn’t a single scan. It’s having a baseline followed by regular follow-ups. A one off scan in a moment of concern turns every finding into a potential crisis. Without context, you have no idea whether something is new, stable, or changing. With baseline + repeated measurement, the question changes from “what is this?” to “is this changing?” Most incidental findings stay stable. The dangerous ones tend to grow or evolve. Trajectory is often more informative than any single image or timepoint.This is why false positives become more manageable with frequent, low-friction imaging.

Midjourney has a difficult road ahead. Building robust, clinically validated medical hardware and software is extremely hard. Regulatory, technical, and adoption challenges shouldn’t be understated. Also, David is doing this for the right reasons and he’s well positioned financially to push through the difficulty.

On the horizon

We are moving quickly into a future where we will have continuous biological measurement. It will be all around us, a lot of it invisible and autonomous. Measurement will be in our gyms, beds, homes, clothing, offices, cars, glasses, and wearables. It will also be inside of us, in tissue and circulating in our blood vessels. This moves us from managing crises to preventing them. But this future will not just show up. We need bold builders like David and his team, willing to do the hard work.

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@jackfriks @_aurumX Every time I buy a new Mac, I use a thunderbolt cable to transfer and it takes like 20 min

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@Its_keith_d @comma_ai This post is literally about how they fixed it….

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@i2cjak My two worlds colliding. Been using comma for 4 years.

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@___Harald___ @opticodeplus I went down this path. Tool calling is a big token eater.
I find that the bigger models are better at it than anything that can fit on a 5090.
So I will follow to see how you make it better.

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@ANSR42 @outsource_ For comma dev, you should definitely use codex or opus 4.7

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@ANSR42 @comma_ai I have this issue when using Claude code etc. unfortunately what I have to do to get passed it is:
Record with my phone the full error log. Enter that into the ai tool of choice then let it fix it. The UI editing is finicky on command if you don’t edit ui it won’t happen

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

This mf gon have to put an A18 pro on a module now. Framework Neo

[i²cjak @i2cjak]

you're gonna be running a minecraft server off this next module, do you understand?

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@simcity99 @kubasienki Angle grinder is the best way to DIY cut sheet metal

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

New application update compression method I’ve released to all my apps:

- Claude code api + prompts to code the updates to save on bandwidth limitations for my servers

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

In honor of the avatar leaks. I will subscribe to Paramount for 1 year

[jul 🐯 @papajoolia]

We worked on the aang movie for years with the expectation that’d we’d get to celebrate all of our hard work in theaters.. just to see
people unceremoniously leak the film and pass our shots around on twitter like candy.. (1/3)

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@___Harald___ I feel the same. There’s something really nice about the way codex and CC get the proper information before developing things.

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

@Everlier @yacineMTB They are not steer by wire. But yeah gas/brake by wire.
This is most new cars… electric steering racks, electric throttle bodies, electric brake controllers

[Bder Khan @BderKhan]

Gemma 4 26b a4b - MacBook Pro M5 MAX. Averaging around 81tok/sec

What other model should I test on the M5 MAX