Automatic Navigation and Preferred Route features from the @Tesla Summer Update make FSD feel even more magical.
I sit in the car, and push a button - the car drives me to where I want to go, using the route I want to take. Add to that the automatic garage door opening and closing - it is a 100% "push one button" experience now!
We’re ending our partnership with Cursor following its acquisition by SpaceX. Under our proposal, Cursor’s direct access to our models would end on November 12.
We know that the people most affected by this decision are the developers who rely on OpenAI models in Cursor. We care about their experience in this transition and we’re ready to go above and beyond to support them.
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@bot remade https://t.co/XqjEzCNV15 with a few prompts - migrated the whole thing off Wordpress/3rd party hosting and moved it to a free Cloudflare site. Genuinely impressed.
In the new Tesla 2026 Summer Update, Grok can now adjust settings on your control panel, as well as guide you through other settings and play music. The ambient lighting will pulse white when Grok is in use.
This is the PERFECT system for teaching new Tesla owners about their vehicle. It will automatically switch to the page and highlight where the settings are, and even explain them in detail if you want.
Tesla says they use the newest Grok Think Fast 2.0, which is ranked #1 on the Artificial Analysis Speech-to-Speech Index.
I’m really excited to see Grok integrate even further in future updates!
Watch Grok change my Tesla’s temperature and open the glove box based on my hands free vocal command using the new Summer Update!
Also note… Grok now auto-dismisses when it senses you’re done.
Wow. 🤯 🔥
The wait for a new iPad mini won’t be much longer either. It’s still on track for this fall and will launch before the end of October. It’s revamped, complete with an iPhone-like OLED screen.
boomer PSA to Gen Z: if you’re cold calling me for a job, please do not start your message “yo”
this is a serious business, with serious people and money, and if we are not familiar with one another, based on that I am not going to hire you to represent the work we do
Looking to grow the core UI team at Tesla. Hiring a Motion Designer and a UI Designer. Hard requirement to be on-site in sunny Los Angeles, CA. This is a rare opportunity to join our small, nimble, highly impactful team that works on all Vehicle Software. Please DM me or apply online if interested, and if you DM please include a link to your portfolio.
Staff UI Designer
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Motion Designer
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I was thinking about this earlier and had never seen it in the app. I guess I also never completed the ride in the app previously only exiting the vehicle and not checking back to the app. I love this company @robotaxi
The Model YL is the family vehicle I've always wanted from Tesla. It's like having the efficiency of the Model Y with the storage space and roominess of the Model X.
I'm sharing this so you can learn from my mistake and don't accidentally ruin your marriage.
I've been building a personal AI agent named Hannah that runs my life. Calendar, kids' school stuff, notes, all of it. She runs on Hermes with Obsidian as the brain and Telegram as the interface. I wrote about the whole setup a few weeks ago.
One of the things I wanted her to help with was date nights. If you live in New York City, you know that going anywhere decent on a Thursday night without a reservation is basically impossible. My wife and I have a few restaurants we love, and getting reservations at them is a part-time job. Honestly, securing a date night table is like 40% of my value as a husband. So I spun up a Hermes subagent specifically to monitor @Resy for openings at the places we like.
It worked. Really well. Too well.
What I did not realize was how frequently the subagent was hitting Resy. I never set a rate limit because honestly it didn't occur to me. I was just excited it was working. Meanwhile this thing is hammering their system like it's trying to get Knicks finals tickets.
One morning I open Resy to book a dinner and my account is gone. Suspended. No warning, just a strongly worded email about my bad behavior violating Resy's TOS.
I'm been an @AmericanExpress Platinum cardholder for 20+ years and Resy memeber sine they launched. None of that mattered. I submitted a support request. Nothing. Submitted another one. Nothing. I tried every channel I could find. I was basically begging at that point.
My husband duties were officially crippled. No Resy account means no reservations, which means no date nights, which means I'm the guy suggesting we "just walk around and see what's available" on a Thursday in Manhattan. That is not a plan. We could starve to death.
After a bunch of requests and what I would describe as a level of persistence that bordered on embarrassing, they finally reinstated my account. One time courtesy reinstatement. Whew.
So if you're experimenting with agents, learn from me. Websites have protections. Set limits on your agent's behavior. Rate limits, guardrails, all of it. Otherwise your agent can really damage your marriage!