Tesla Camp Mode is a game-changer for summer camping.
A Model Y owner in Japan spent the night sleeping inside his Tesla. He watched a movie, moved to the back of the car and slept on a Tesla mat with the A/C running all night.
After 7.5 hours, Camp Mode used only around 15% of the battery, and that even included watching the movie.
No engine idling, exhaust or vibration. Just a quiet, cool and comfortable night inside the car.
This is the kind of smart, practical innovation that makes Tesla ownership feel years ahead.
We spent generations trying to keep cockroaches out of our buildings.
Now we’re turning them into cyborg paramedics so they can go back in when those buildings collapse.
The creature we called a pest may someday be the first thing that reaches you under the rubble.
Hot take: we’ll make people economically active after death before we make them biologically immortal.
Within a decade, some people will leave behind AI agents authorized to negotiate, invest, publish, answer messages, and manage parts of their lives in their absence.
The first version of ‘digital immortality’ won’t be consciousness.
It’ll be agency.
@cb_doge From space, Earth stops looking like 195 countries and starts looking like one life-support system.
Maybe that’s the perspective we’re missing most down here.
The part most people miss: TeraFab isn’t really choosing between gas, batteries, and solar. It’s engineering around time.
Batteries handle milliseconds.
Gas handles continuous power.
Solar handles long-term energy supply.
On-site generation removes years of grid delay.
At that scale, the power system isn’t supporting the fab.
It becomes part of the fab.
@XFreeze The real test isn’t whether an AI claims to be neutral.
It’s whether a child can tell when the AI might be wrong.
A good teacher doesn’t just give answers — it teaches where certainty ends..
@specsycoder@elonmusk Tesla + slumber = #Teslumber.
Camp Mode already turns the car into a bedroom on wheels. If a feature creates a new way of living, it deserves its own word.
The part nobody talks about: once Earth gets a thermostat at L1, climate becomes a control system.
The hardest problem may not be cooling the planet — it may be making sure no failure, government, or attacker gets to move the dial.
Extremely severe extinction events happen every 100M years or so and just switching to sustainable energy will not be enough to stop them.
Space satellites to control temperature and massive geo-engineering will be needed or it will be game over.
https://t.co/y4QwutjXce
I’m serious — just rename it Call of Duty: Regression Warfare 4.
At this point, every bug, recycled map, and weird design choice could be explained as part of the theme.
New map? Great. Next one from 2011.
Broken mechanic? Intended feature.
Bad decision? Lore.
At least then we could say: fair enough… the title warned us.