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@elonmusk The rise of intelligent machines...

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@interesting_aIl Should have made a holder for his "recording device" instead of holding it by hand. 😅

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@elonmuskADO No

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@muftimenk We must run away if it endangered our lives and come back again for another day with better solutions. Follow command of Allah swt and all our prophets pbut.

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@elonmuskADO No, and Prophet Jesus Christ was not cruxified at all but escaped and was raised to heaven unhurt by one god, it will return at near end of times.

[Star Citizen @RobertsSpaceInd]

It's a fact. Pictures taken from the pilot's seat enhances your overall appearance.

Prove it right by sharing your pilot seat pics for this #screenshotsaturday!

📸 by @TheRubenSaurus

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@elonmusk Professor X calling 😅

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@elonmusk Shoukd be rainbow color and not soo bright.

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@kiaraakitty There will be always be a bad person in any society, the reason we have law and order, fines and prison. Thats Life!

[The Ocean Cleanup @TheOceanCleanup]

BREAKING: 200,000 kg of plastic extracted from the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

System 002/B has made its first extraction of 2023 - 6260 kg of plastic out of the GPGP, bringing us to an exciting milestone - together, we have cleaned up over 200,000 kg of plastic from the GPGP.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Congrats @SpaceX team on an exciting test launch of Starship!

Learned a lot for next test launch in a few months.

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

There are millions of people who own one of the most powerful consumer AI computers in the world and—don’t know it.

From a covert AI company. But how?

It has the computing power of over 150 MacBook Pros or the more recent one is over 3150 MacBook Pros of power. This is over 72 trillion floating-point operations per second (teraflops).

They own a pair of FinFET CMOS processors, 260 millimeters square and has over 6 billion transistors with LPDDR4 RAM with of 68 GB/s of bandwidth

This Neural Network Accelerator, of which there are two per chip running at between 36 TOPS each or 72 TOPS combined AI computer, is not in use most of the day.

The combined 72 teraflops have almost 150 million times more computer power than the Apollo 11 computer that took astronauts Armstrong, Aldren, and Collins to the moon.

IBM’s Deep Blue AI supercomputer made history when it defeated chess grandmaster Garry Kasparov. This was the first time that Kasparov conceded defeat in his career. This computer is 60,000 times the power of the IBM Deep Blue supercomputer.

These folks own a FSDC (Full Self-Driving Computer) from Tesla and 75% of the day, they do nothing.

And overnight Tesla, X Corp and perhaps others could have you use or rent from you one of the largest independent distributed AI networks in the world.

Overnight you could have a local Private Personal AI super computer running and building your AI models and your own ChatGPT-like system, that could change the world of AI.

All sitting inside of millions of Tesla cars.

Making sense now?

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Tesla aims for new neural net computer in production in 6 months, results in 500-2000% increase in ops/sec, says Elon Musk https://t.co/TOSVUuaJko via @fredlambert

[Michael Yon: Callsign BIG HONEY @Michael_Yon]

My interview today on Fox and Friends — I was getting a little out of control: https://t.co/LhGcuGQUks

[Brian Roemmele @BrianRoemmele]

As most folks react to this, I saved the best part to here.

Ned Ludd and the action of Luddites led to the device you are reading this on right now.

Punched cards were created by Joseph Marie Jacquard, a French weaver who developed a system to control the patterns woven by his looms. Jacquard's system used punched cards to control the lifting of individual warp threads, allowing for complex patterns to be woven without the need for manual intervention.

The punched cards used in Jacquard's system were essentially a form of early programming. The cards were created by punching holes in specific locations, which corresponded to the desired pattern. When the cards were fed into the loom, the holes would control the movement of the loom's mechanical parts, allowing the pattern to be woven automatically.

Jacquard's system was revolutionary for its time and served as an inspiration for later inventors, including Charles Babbage, who invented the earliest computers.

Later on it was the basis of the first mainframe computers and adopted by IBM.

If Ned Ludd was successful in his work, you would likely not have a computer today.

If we really examine and study history we discover how to adapt to the future.

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@elonmusk @TitterDaily @CBC Most media are gov funded, not 100% for sure 🤔

[Micron Technology @MicronTech]

Scott DeBoer joined @EngineeringSU's Research Day to highlight the opportunities for innovation within the semiconductor industry. Today's students are pioneering ideas that will shape our future. They will be the driving force behind next-generation memory solutions.

[Tesla Owners Silicon Valley @teslaownersSV]

In 2008, @spacex was on the verge of bankruptcy given three failed launches. @nasa called @elonmusk and said they had won a $1.5B contract. Elon’s response “I love you guys”

[Atlas Obscura @atlasobscura]

Come for the giant taxidermy lion, stay for the knick knacks at this Minneapolis curiosity shop. https://t.co/wbv5j8FH14

[R Λ Z Ξ R @Razer]

Tag the person who introduced you to RAZER 🐍💚