Robert

Christian, Presbyterian, Software Architect, Entrepreneur

[Sawyer Merritt @SawyerMerritt]

BREAKING: Tesla has officially started offering Cybercab rides to the public.

I’ve been waiting years to say that!

I took one of the world's first public rides. The cabin is comfortable and spacious, the suspension is soft, and FSD is VERY smooth. It’s an incredible vehicle. The screen is HUGE. The video doesn’t do it justice.

We can ride in the Cybercab anywhere in Tesla’s Austin service area, so the same areas as the Model Y Robotaxi.

The Cybercab lives up to the hype. It will transform travel.

Here's a clip of my ride:

[vicmies (Victoria) @vicmies1]

¿Porqué los cubanos no se rebelan? Escuchad a este hombre.

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[Nir Eyal @nireyal]

Every time you switch tasks, you pay a tax.

It's called attention residue. Sophie Leroy at the University of Washington coined the term in 2009 after showing that part of your mind stays stuck on the previous task even after you've moved on to the next one.

You're answering an email, then you jump to a Slack message, then back to the doc you were writing. Each switch feels quick. It isn't. A fragment of your attention lingers on what you just left, and the work in front of you gets a diminished version of you.

The cost isn't just slower work. It's shallower work. Decisions get worse. Errors go up. The sense of being busy all day without finishing anything — that's attention residue doing its job.

The fix isn't willpower. It's structure.

Timebox the task. Give it a start and an end on your calendar. When the block ends, close the tab, close the doc, and take a real break before the next one — even two minutes of doing nothing helps the residue clear.

You can't multitask your way out of this. You can only give one thing at a time your full attention, and then let it go before you pick up the next.

[Lina Seiche @LinaSeiche]

What happens when a society can no longer define good and bad?

[POSTAmx | Nuevo León @postamx]

¿Percibiste un olor atípico en las últimas horas? 🤢🏭
De acuerdo con la Secretaría de Medio Ambiente de NL, las primeras evidencias señalan que los olores atípicos en Monterrey estarían relacionados con procesos de refinación de hidrocarburos de competencia federal.

Si detectas un olor extraño, reporta a las líneas oficiales.

#medioAmbiente #NuevoLeón #RaúlLozano

[Víctor Hugo Zavala López @tauro968]

Chatarra de mi amoooorrrrrr.....

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Kids growing up on farms live in a completely different world 😂

Writer: Ian

[La Abuela García®™ @rthur013]

Ahora están comenzando las CAMPAÑAS, perdón "Los viajes de reconocimiento ciudadano"

Deberían de poner este tipo de manta en la entrada de cada barrio o colonia
¿Que opinan?

[Luis Arturo Herrera @RealArturoH]

El Nuevo Corporativismo Mexicano (cifras oficiales)

Gobierno federal: 1,691,406 servidores públicos (incluye IMSS, ISSSTE, Pemex y CFE)
Gobiernos estatales: 2,237,180
Gobiernos municipales: 1,071,516
Programas para el Bienestar: 32,836,000 derechohabientes (meta 2026: 42.9 millones)

Total: ≈37.8 millones de nóminas y apoyos pagados por el erario.

Empleos formales privados que cotizan al IMSS: 22,779,704.

Por eso en México le tienen tanto miedo a la privatización y a reducir el gasto público: el Estado ya deposita ingreso a más personas de las que sostienen la recaudación. El tributarismo en México en acción.

[Mexicanadas 🇲🇽 @alomexicano_]

Será apto para un niño de 45 años...? 😁😁

[Melissa Ⓜ️ @Melissa_Bely]

¡ Zas !

Le rompieron el H0CĮC0 en la UNAM

El Ministro Huitzilopochtli salió con un discurso vacío a decir que la justicia ya "cambió" y que ahora es "cercana al pueblo"

Y de pronto, que se levanta un estudiante y que lo deja sin dientes..

@AztecaNoticias

[Enrique Krauze @EnriqueKrauze]

Por estos jóvenes, México volverá al cauce republicano y democrático. La batalla va a ser ardua, porque el régimen tiene todo el poder. Pero ningún régimen de vocación totalitaria ha sobrevivido. Ninguno.

[Robert @ralmeidam]

¿Por qué el sistema chino es tan competitivo? https://t.co/8yH2zhJARp via @YouTube

[Rohan Paul @rohanpaul_ai]

MIT just built an AI that can control your body.
It can move your fingers, make you play piano, even if you don’t know the song!
AI decides the hand movement. Wrist pads send signals to your muscles, so your fingers move even if you don’t know how

[Federico Alves, Econ. @federicoalves]

¿CHAVISMO ITALIANO?

[Iamemperor @Iamemperor00]

Airport Security: “Sir, why are you carrying a suitcase full of rocks?”

Mr. Yusuf: “Because they’re valuable.”

Airport Security: “They’re rocks.”

Mr. Yusuf: “Exactly.”

Airport Security: “That doesn’t explain anything.”

The suitcase weighed nearly 30 kilograms.

Every scanner operator who saw it thought the machine was malfunctioning.

It wasn’t.

The entire bag was packed with ordinary-looking stones.

Security Officer: “Where did you get them?”

Mr. Yusuf: “A beach.”

Security Officer: “You flew across the country to collect rocks from a beach?”

Mr. Yusuf: “Not intentionally.”

The officer sighed.

Security Officer: “Start from the beginning.”

[Virginie Sigonney 🇫🇷 @GinieSigonney]

Which landing is the best ?

The first one is definitely not the most beautiful but the coolest 😁
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[Students For Liberty @sfliberty]

In July 1985, over a billion people watched Live Aid.

Months earlier, Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie had written "We Are the World." All of it was a response to a famine in Ethiopia.

Almost nobody remembers who actually caused the famine. 🧵

[Héctor Suárez Gomís @PelonGomis]

Me urge que este cabrón sea mi amigo... ¡Cómo me ha hecho reír!

Disfruten de este GRAN SENTIDO DEL HUMOR...
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