Vivienne Anne Prescott

AI Infrastructure Engineer & Mom of 2 • High-Performance Compute • AI Infrastructure | Building systems that scale intelligence | xAI • Tesla • SpaceX

[Adam Kinzinger (Slava Ukraini) 🇺🇸🇺🇦 @AdamKinzinger]

They love showing you all the cool stuff they do, and their helipads and ballrooms, while you pay out the ass for everything.

But don’t worry, they’re richer!!

[Elon Empire🇬🇧🔥✨ @ElonEmpireUS]

“Do you love our daddy?” 🥹❤️
How could anyone say no to that question? 😍👨‍👧‍👦

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Elon Musk is shaking the throne of global telecom companies with a historic decision that will end the traditional era of the internet forever! 🚨

A single Starlink subscription will cover your home internet (including the router) and your mobile phone directly from the satellite fleet in space.. no middlemen and no local networks!

Goodbye to dead zones and coverage outages in any spot on planet Earth! 🧵👇

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Introducing Starlink in Japan has become easier than ever before.
In some areas, the initial cost for the home-use "Rental Mini Kit" is 0 yen. It can be installed quickly in most regions across Japan and delivers optimal performance anytime.
Additionally, Japanese customer support is available not only before and after signup but also after you start using the service, so you can use it with peace of mind.

For more details:

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

BREAKING: Elon Musk on Optimus, and a future where money may not matter in his new interview with CCTV:

“If you think like Star Wars, where you had C-3PO and R2-D2, and they were friendly, helpful robots. Well, wouldn't it be great if everyone could have their own personal C-3PO R2-D2? But even better than that, like more productive.

That could take care of elderly parents, guardian and watch over the children. Or be a teacher, like an individualized tutor to your child. And taking care of any jobs that you can think of.

I think everyone would like to have a future where they can have their own personal robots. And then I think you'll see many companies where it's one person with hundreds, maybe thousands of robots. Like physical robots as well as digital robots.

So the productivity of one person will be greatly amplified. And my prediction is that there will be effectively universal high income. In fact, it's not clear to me that money will even matter in the future.”

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

By 2030: AI surpasses the combined intelligence of all 8 billion humans. 1 billion robots handle every job nobody wants. And the wealth they generate gets distributed to everyone — not a survival stipend. Real money. Universal High Income.
We're not waiting for a better world anymore. We're living in the last chapter of the old one.

The most useless thing you can do right now is spend your mental energy on problems that technology is about to make completely irrelevant.

https://t.co/UwYxle7c0n…

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

WHERE’S MITCH: Mitch McConnell was supposed to be here today, but so far nobody seems to have seen him.

At this point, I think our chances of seeing him are disappearing by the minute.

They told us he’d be there. We’re still waiting.

Maybe this turns into another one of those promises that sounded good right up until it was time to actually show up.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

JD Vance just cut off 870,000 fraudsters from EVER getting another federal loan again.

The crackdown is tied to an estimated $39 billion in taxpayer money across 45 states and territories.

VP: “If you screwed the American taxpayer, the federal government is now going to say you’re cut off. No more.”

Take the next step and throw them all in jail.

[Benny Johnson @bennyjohnson]

An “anonymous donor” paid to cremate Thomas Crooks just days after he tried to kill President Trump in Butler, according to federal records.

A note at the end of an FBI interview summary with Crooks’ father, Matthew, says: “Anonymous donor paid for cremation.”

That information appears to have come from a family lawyer.

The records suggest the family couldn’t afford the funeral themselves.

Who paid to burn the body of the man who tried to assassinate Trump?

What are they trying to hide?

[DogeDesigner @cb_doge]

Maye Musk in her new interview:

“No one I work with believes the media in America, and also in other countries, they don't know why America hates Elon, because they are so proud of him. And not only that, they just tell me how much they love him.” ❤️

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

SpaceX is already preparing Starship Flight 15 hardware while Flight 14 hasn’t even launched yet

Booster 22 completed two cryogenic proof tests at Massey’s on September 9 and 10

Ship 42 already completed its cryogenic proof campaign earlier this month and continues moving through preparations for Flight 15

Booster 22 + Ship 42 are currently expected to fly Flight 15

Flight 14 hardware is getting ready to launch...
while Flight 15 hardware is already being tested

SpaceX is validating the next generation before the current one even leaves the pad

SpaceX is building toward a rapid Starship cadence where there is always another vehicle waiting behind the one on the pad

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Every launch is more than a launch.

It’s another step toward making humanity a multiplanetary civilization. 🌎➡️🚀➡️🪐

That’s the real mission behind SpaceX.
Not just reaching orbit — building a future beyond Earth.

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Elon Musk breaks down how he found the only piece of American coastline SpaceX could launch from

There was no site search team.

Elon: "I was just literally looking at satellite images"

Orbit is a sideways problem, not an upward one.

Elon: "the gravity at the altitude of the space station is almost the same as it is on the ground"

Elon: "it's actually moving around the Earth at 17,000 miles an hour"

Which decides the geography for you.

Elon: "you want to launch eastward, so that you can take advantage of Earth's rotation to get to orbit"

That rules out almost everything.

Elon: "almost really all of Florida, except for Cape Canaveral, is wall to wall houses on the beach"

Elon: "one of the few spots that wasn't occupied was the area just adjacent to the border with Mexico"

There was a reason nobody wanted it.

Elon: "there was at one point a development that was going to take place, but then a hurricane came and destroyed the entire place, and in fact rearranged the land, so some of the plots were underwater"

And leaving the country was never an option.

Elon: "it needed to be US land, because rocket technology is an advanced weapons technology"

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

🚀 Starship Flight 14 — first trip to orbit

Likely window: mid-September 2026, around 15–18 Sep. No official T-0 yet. Weather + FAA can still shift it.

What’s new?
- First real orbital attempt (Flights 1–13 were suborbital on purpose)
- Booster 21 + Ship 41 (V3 / Block 3)
- Launch from Starbase Pad 2

What to expect?
- ~20 Starlink V3 satellites into actual orbit 📡
- Ship deorbit + splashdown in the Indian Ocean
- Booster splashdown in the Gulf
- Tower catch of the Ship is not the plan for this flight

Watch SpaceX’s stream when the countdown goes live. This is the flight that turns Starship from test article into an orbital launcher.
#spacex

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

🚨 STARSHIP FLIGHT 14 — SEPTEMBER 18 🚀

The next giant leap is almost here.

Starship is set to carry production V3 Starlink satellites on its first revenue-generating mission.

A sci-fi future is starting to look very real. 🌎➡️🚀➡️🪐

Humanity is building its path beyond Earth. https://t.co/iqq8Vey5Sb

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Why Elon rejected LiDAR for cars while personally spearheading LiDAR development at SpaceX

“LiDAR is lame. They’re all going to dump LiDAR. Mark my words”

And years later, the industry is starting to realize just how massive that mistake that was

Automakers spent years piling expensive sensors onto cars while Elon took the opposite path:

Solve vision

People acted like Elon hated LiDAR
He literally spearheaded the development of SpaceX’s own LiDAR system from scratch

Dragon uses LiDAR to navigate and dock with the International Space Station

Because in space, LiDAR actually solves a real problem

But for cars, once vision is solved, LiDAR becomes expensive, redundant hardware

That became Tesla’s entire autonomy architecture:

Cameras, Neural networks, Massive real-world training data........AI doing the driving

And Cybercab is the purest version of that philosophy.
It comes with no LiDAR or giant rooftop sensor array or a hardware circus

Just cameras, onboard AI and FSD

Elon chose this path more than a decade ago while almost everyone else was throwing more sensors at the problem

Now Cybercab is being built with pure vision from day one

Solve vision well enough...and autonomy becomes dramatically simpler, cheaper and infinitely easier to scale

The industry kept building autonomy around more hardware. Elon built Tesla around better intelligence

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

JUST IN: SpaceX $SPCX is among 14 companies selected by the U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) for a satellite-data contract that could run through 2036.

SpaceX is eligible to provide upper-atmosphere density measurements used to predict satellite orbits, according to Via Satellite.

The selection allows SpaceX to compete for future orders; no company-specific contract value was disclosed.

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

Elon’s entire philosophy in one image:

Build the impossible, iterate relentlessly, simplify everything… then scale it until the future becomes so normal

First, make it exist. You can polish it later

[Vivienne Anne Prescott @Jofa2010]

How Giant Cranes Build SpaceX’s Tallest Rocket Inside SpaceX’s Starfactory and Mega Bay, massive overhead cranes precisely lift and stack stainless-steel sections that become the 121-meter-tall Starship launch system. Every lift is a critical step before the rocket ever reaches the launch pad.