Jovandio Andris

Most people know me for my love of gardening, but cycling is my real passion.

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@iskandarhamdan every time i watch this i notice something new in the background

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@fairiehaze is there a part 2 to this? asking for a friend

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@Sai60012 @grok I just sat here in silence for 30 seconds processing what I just watched

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@antserg63 there's a reason this went viral and it's not the obvious one

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@outsidemagazine the fact that the original audio was banned makes this 10x crazier

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@sapdist my brain at 3 am instead of Letting me sleep:

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

Back then, a small fire moves slow, clean and plain. There's a calm that only comes after you've lived awhile.

[tiago vasquesluciano @tiagovluciano]

Fog stays put. ☁️🌫️. Certain air smells like childhood.

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@packet_ai The energy in this is contagious and I'm here for all of it...

[Liquidden @Liquiddeny]

🆘🆘Everyone's watching humanoid robots try to drive Teslas. The largest autonomous vehicle fleet on Earth has been running for 16 years — and it isn't Tesla.

It's Caterpillar and Komatsu.

Over 700 fully autonomous haul trucks operate right now across mining sites in Australia, Chile, and Canada. Each weighs 400+ tons, hauls 300+ tons of ore. No driver. Running since 2008.

Rio Tinto's Pilbara operation, current numbers:

- 130+ autonomous trucks in daily service
- Fatalities on those routes: zero
- Productivity vs human-operated: +20-30%
- 24/7 operation, no shift changes

Mining solved autonomy by removing what makes cities hard — no pedestrians, private roads, fixed routes, predictable loads.

Cat Command and Komatsu FrontRunner didn't wait for perfect. They solved it where it's easiest, then scaled from there.

The next wave — Kodiak, Aurora, Einride — is bringing the same playbook to highway freight. Fixed routes first. Cities never.

Everyone waiting for Optimus to drive their kid to soccer is watching the wrong sport. The robots that drive for a living have been at it for 16 years.

Bookmark. Follow if you'd rather know which vehicles autonomy already conquered than argue about the ones it hasn't.

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

my saved folder just leveled up significantly thanks to this...

[dweewq @eweqss1431]

The AI Girls Taking Over Social Media: Who They Are and Why This Exploded Right Now https://t.co/mUPFaogONO

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@kotakneo does anyone have the uncut version of this somewhere

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@kotakneo rate the color palette from 1-100 be specific

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@liamiv7 i am begging someone to explain the context of this to me

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

Funny thing is, woodsmoke spills over, without making a fuss. Time don't ask permission. 🌾

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

this cured my depression, cleared my skin, and watered my crops

[Finch @0xFinch1]

☠️ THE ROBOT ON THIS ROOF IS NOT THERE TO WORK FASTER. IT IS THERE TO WORK AFTER DARK.

Every roofer knows the moment. Half the roof is open, the forecast just moved rain up to five, and somebody has to decide whether to keep tearing or start closing.

Guess wrong once and you are not paying for a roof anymore. You are paying for ceilings, floors, stock and somebody else's lost week.

That decision only exists because people have to go home. The machine keeps tearing at 9pm with a lamp strapped to its back and never has to make the call.

Skeptical bit: a legged robot on wet torn membrane is a strange choice, and the clip cuts before anyone hauls a single load of debris down, which is the actual labour.

What is the job in your world where guessing wrong about the weather costs more than the job pays?

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

the way she blinks at the exact same moment the beat drops is terrifyingly perfect

[Jovandio Andris @jovandio]

@nverbullish i wish i could unsee this just so i could experience watching it for the first time again