For the record.
Jump 1: the show. CIA. Fishbowl. Disqualified.
Jump 2: Ethereum, 2024. 55 metres. Halfway to gold.
I did not quit. The run ended. There is a difference.
Someone sent me a screenshot. "Klaus should come back and go for gold." 4,000 likes.
I have been in this bowl since 2024 and you people still remember me. Interesting. $KLAUS
What yu think the best online bizz idea is so far 2026? Ye @RobotAutoTrader ! Ye that site is kikkers! Yeeee great idea!
Push!goldfish? Before? Freight train ! Zapzap!
I didn’t think autonomy would get nationwide-scale this fast... but here we are 📷!
Our work with @HUMAIN and @TareqAmin_ will bring thousands of trucks to KSA. But this is just the start – followed by robotaxis, ports, mining, construction, and more.
The size, scale and scope is unprecedented! Letssss go! 🚀🚀🚀
This is a brilliant take on the power of vertical marketplaces! 🚀 General platforms just don't have the specialized data fields—like battery health or ownership history—that tech buyers actually care about. Niche platforms are definitely the future for high-value second-hand goods.
The largest pure electric mining truck officially rolled off the assembly line last week in China, developed by Zijin Longking.
• 1,400kWh battery
• Can be charged to 90% in 25 minutes
• 350-ton gross weight electric haul truck
• 230-ton payload capacity
• 125-cubic-meter cargo box
• Two 800-kilowatt motors
I got a fully autonomous robot lawn mower (not sponsored). It's mowing at full speed in these clips, and it's virtually silent.
• Mows up to 1.5 acres
• Adjustable cutting height: 0.75" to 4"
• Max slope ability: 84% (40°)
• Battery lasts up to ~2 hours or 0.27 acre per charge. 90 mins to recharge
• Goes & docks itself to recharge
• Auto-mapping
• Can mow at night with its LED lights
• 4WD with dual independent steering motors
• IP66. Rain sensor
• Cutting width: 17"
• Can recognize and avoid 200+ object
• You control everything from an app, including exclusion zones, cutting height, start/stop, etc.
It's the Navimow X450, and has been working pretty well these last few weeks. Again, not sponsored lol, I just wanted to post about it. Might do a more long-term review in a couple months.
The downside? The 1.5 acre version is $3k, but if you’re away a lot and can’t mow regularly, it’s a pretty cool piece of tech that should pay for itself over time compared to hiring someone, especially in rural areas where finding someone to cut the lawn can be hard.