@luckygooon I’ve been waiting for a month on a premium AWD red with 7 seat configuration. April 27-May 11. I’m fine waiting though as long as we keep our special financing. Is model Y L production starting?
A message from Dr. Karp:
"The neurally divergent (like myself) will disproportionately shape America's future. We see past performative ideologies and perceive beauty in the world that still exists — which technology and art can expose.
The current LLM tech landscape is biased in our favor. Is this why the cultural elite prefer to drug us? To tether these rare abilities to the albatross of dysfunctional ideologies?
Palantir will bring your talents to bear on the West's most urgent problems."
Do you guys really believe this? I give this a 5% chance of happening! In fact, I’ll gladly cash app anyone $100 bucks if you like and repost provided $SOFI gets in on this round.
For those who fought for it,
Freedom has a flavor the protected will never know.
If you’re a veteran be proud, you have a badge of honor that not many have. Freedom was fought for, and you are part of it. Happy Veterans Day.
Today and every day, Anduril honors our heroes.
Veterans are core to our mission. They make up over 13% of our employee base. That’s more than twice the share in the US Labor Force.
We asked our employees to nominate their Veteran teammates to recognize their impact. Here's what they had to say.
🇺🇸 This Veterans' Day, we honor the heroes past and present who served this great country. To the veterans at Archer, it's an honor to have you on our team and a privilege to work shoulder to shoulder with you. Thank you for your service and sacrifice.
Shouting out many of Archer's veterans:
Paul Wilson (British Royal Air Force, 13 years)
Sabrina Delgado (Marine Corps, 5 years)
Robert Lamb (Army, 16 years)
Benjamin Williamson (Navy, 20 years)
Erik Marsh (Army, 8 years)
David J Hastings (Air Force, 6 years)
Roberto Garcia (Marine Corps, 6 years)
Daniel Sliwkowski (Army, 6 years)
John Conway (Navy, 4 years)
Jeramy Higgins (Air Force, 8 years)
Mark Laurenciano (Army, 8 years)
Cristian Miller (Marine Corps, 11 years)
Dewy Clarke (Navy, 8 years)
Tom Gray (Navy, 6 years)
Richard E Kearns II (Army, 11 years)
Ben Whitfield (Army, 4 years)
Gene Kim (Marine Corps, 4 years)
Joe Martinez (Navy, 6 years)
Cody Grogan (Air Force, 6 years)
Nate Pringle (Navy, 4 years)
Shariff Estremera (Army, 22 years)
Tamika Calhoun (Air Force, 8 years)
Alan Tubbs (Air Force, 10 years)
Patrick Bernhard (Navy, 10 years)
Jeffery Collins (Army, 9 years)
California (more specifically, the state legislature and Gavin Newsom) just banned Glocks, the most common firearms in the country by far, for being "unsafe", claiming they are too easy to convert into machine guns.
The government claims Glock could have updated their designs to make these illegal conversions harder, that their refusal to do so puts blood on their hands.
In reality, California law is the reason those updates were never made! California (more specifically, Kamala Harris) decided in 2001 that all new handgun designs needed to include microstamping, a non-existent but patented technology that engraves every round with two unique serial numbers as they are fired. Existing designs were grandfathered in, but any changes whatsoever, even texture or color changes, would require this new non-existent technology. It is worth noting that she did so by specifically warranting that the technology was commercially available, which triggered a provision in an existing piece of legislation despite not being true.
As a result, California has been stuck with Glocks designed in 1998. There have been several generations of updates in every other state that make them safer in a variety of ways. It is crazy to blame Glock for not updating their designs in California when the law prohibits them from doing so.