@dpoddolphinpro@FAANews@SpaceX@NASASpaceflight Lightening was the boss battle back in Benjamin Franklin’s day (well, at least in terms of the natural sciences). I’m sure Franklin would be tickled to see his tech contributing to SpaceX,
@JoeTegtmeyer@StarbaseBrewing Missed your updates Joe!
It’ll be great to see the finishing touches on the test track in the coming weeks.
But so glad you had a great trip to Europe — especially Prague, which is a gem of a city.
@SERobinsonJr FWIW, I think there’s a Brazos Valley Station in Grimes County on the proposed (and long suffering) high speed rail line between Dallas and Houston (at least in earlier proposals). Terafab is going to need workers and High Speed Rail can help.
@AIDRIVR Cheap move by Waymo if they adopt good widespread across their fleet.
That said, I wonder why Tesla hasn’t trademarked the gold for Cybercab/Robotaxi service. Is it because the taxi service doesn’t yet have secondary meaning under Qualitex Co. v. Jacobson Products Co. (1995)?
@SawyerMerritt But the hedge rows!
In other words it will be interesting to see if FSD will scrape up the left side as necessary in tight spots. This may be more challenging than Netherlands and all the bikes and well mannered pedestrians
@elonmusk@Sajwani In the past I’ve said SpaceX looks one part Flash Gordon, one part crazy science experiment and one part Mad Max, but this sh*t is looking seriously operational
@unusual_whales Be careful what you wish for. If you are a U.S. citizen and enter a country under another country’s passport, I don’t think that the U.S. has any obligation to come to your aid
@EchoesofWarYT The Civil War was the beginning of modern war (telegraph, railroad), and IMO what happened at Vicksburg was the greatest combined forces op ever in terms of field command decision-making and will never be equaled given advances in communications