G

On X to learn and burn. I am a Claude main. Building: and

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@petergyang @bot @SpaceXAI I named my “Chief of Staff” bot, Crack bot and I find it hilarious lol

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@SawyerMerritt Damn, did I already miss this? I am just using it everyday to try and improve my life. Trying all the random thoughts in my brain aka F*ck it, let’s build it.

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@mvanhorn @bot @SpaceXAI lol honestly, I just called it crack bot and I am just trying to do random shit with it. It is also hilarious to have the subagent refer to “Crack Bot”

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@BowTiedBroke Hell yea. Add a bonus on how to treat common household pests in the area.

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@bot is amazing. Naming it Crack Bot, is even better.

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@bot bruh, where is my usage. I can’t message you

[Grok Bot @bot]

All SuperGrok and Cursor Pro subscribers now have access to Grok Bot.

We're also resetting weekly usage limits for all users.

Enjoy!

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

Regular reminder, no one knows what the fuck they are doing. They are just doing what they think they need to, at any given moment.

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

This is why I am all in on SPCX. I truly believe @elonmusk loves America and people/the world in general but for a multitude of reasons, growth can stall or be delayed here on Earth. Space doesn’t have that problem. Space and $SPCX is infinite.

[Timbo @Timboo]

I sell data center capacity for a living. The conversation with customers has changed completely in the last eighteen months.

It used to start with price per kW. Now the first question out of everyone’s mouth is when can you actually give me power, and the honest answer in most major metros is later than you want to hear.

Everyone wants to argue about GPU supply. That is not where the wall is. The wall is a transformer you order today that arrives in three years, a permitting process that answers to a county board, and an interconnection queue with roughly 2,000 gigawatts stacked up in it. PJM ran the numbers on projects that came online last year and the average was over seven years from request to live power. Three years to get an agreement, four more years to actually energize after the agreement was signed.

And this is the easy part. We are nowhere near the peak of this demand curve. There is at least another order of magnitude coming, and the grid that is supposed to absorb it operates on utility capital planning cycles that were designed in a world where load growth was flat for twenty years.

Which is why the orbital compute argument stopped sounding exotic to me sometime around last fall. Up there you get uninterrupted sunlight, you dump heat straight into vacuum instead of running chillers, and there is no zoning hearing, no queue position, no substation to wait on.

Plenty of companies have interesting orbital compute concepts. Only one of them owns the rocket, has the scale, and deeply embedded partnership with Nvidia.

SpaceX filed with the FCC in January to launch and operate up to a million compute satellites, and there is exactly one launch provider on Earth with the cadence and the cost structure to make that number anything other than a press release. Starship is the reason this is an infrastructure plan and not a science project.

The constraint on the ground is the grid. The constraint in orbit is mass to LEO. SpaceX is the only company that has solved the second one.

$SPCX

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

Another example of the good Data Centers can bring. Not everything is roses and rainbows but there is alot of misinformation out there. It is important to think through our actions but also, encourage growth.

[X Freeze @XFreeze]

Turns out, giant AI data centers are insanely good for a city

Just look at what is happening in Memphis since SpaceXAI arrived

Memphis is quietly becoming one of the clearest examples of what happens when massive AI investment moves into a city

Since SpaceXAI came to Memphis:

• A vacant 1 million sq. ft. factory was transformed into Colossus
• Hundreds of permanent high-paying jobs are being created
• Thousands of subcontractors are working across its projects
• Tens of millions of dollars in local taxes have already been generated
• That contribution is expected to exceed $100M by next year
• NVIDIA, Dell and Supermicro expanded into the Memphis AI ecosystem
• SpaceXAI is investing $80M+ into a massive water recycling plant
• Another $55M is going into two electrical substations
• Memphis is becoming the “Digital Delta”... a serious new center for AI infrastructure

And at the same time, Memphis is getting dramatically safer
Major violent crime fell 27.6% in 2025
Then in Q1 2026, it fell another 30.5% compared with the same period a year earlier

And it’s not just the data center

SpaceXAI has cleared miles of local roads, removed thousands of pounds of debris, funded upgrades at local schools, supported youth programs and partnered on a new community center

Jobs are coming in
Massive investment is pouring in
Infrastructure is being built
Crime is falling

And Memphis is becoming part of the most important technological race in the world

Elon didn’t just bring the world’s largest AI supercomputer to Memphis. He basically turned Memphis into an AI powerhouse

[Tim Ferriss @tferriss]

Slow down and remember this:

Most things make no difference.

Being busy is a form of laziness—lazy thinking and indiscriminate action.

Being overwhelmed is often as unproductive as doing nothing, and is far more unpleasant.

Being selective—doing less—is the path of the productive.

Focus on the important few and ignore the rest.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Interesting exchange

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@firstadopter Yea but their image ability is still great

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

LFG!

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Grok 4.6 is now out 🚀🚀🚀

Smart, fast & amazing bang for buck!

[Alex Finn @AlexFinn]

Been testing Grok Bot the last week. It's a great tool

Best integration of local agent work/cloud agent work I've seen so far

Also best way I've seen of building multi agent fleets really easily

Highly recommend starting off by brain dumping everything about yourself into Grok. Then asking "what can you do to improve my life/workflows?"

It has an EXCELLENT recommendations system that can spin up tasks and routines based on what it knows about you

Very simple and clean mobile app too

Definitely worth trying out

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@elonmusk Please add the usage on the actual CLI and allow me to use my phone for remote control. Also when 4.6?

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@BartleyBurnside @MindMatter28 It is the main quest, not a side quest. 🚤🚤

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@antonia_mdprjct I completely agree with you. I would say some are inevitable but imo most of it comes from laziness or poor planning/management or both (or cost like you said) but even then, you can still manage it better so it is less obtrusive.

[G @Im_trying_Guy]

@LoganTGott @gregisenberg @gregisenberg is that guy though