Robin Williams
“I used to think the worst thing in life was to end up all alone. It’s not. The worst thing in life is ending up with people who make you feel all alone.”
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잘 지내 - 겜작 -
오랜만에 네 생각이 났어
이유도 없이 그냥 문득
퇴근길 버스 창밖 보다가
예전에 같이 걷던 길이 보여서
한때는 매일 연락하던 사이였는데
이젠 안부도 못 묻는 게 신기해
시간이 참 많이 지난 것 같아
네 번호도 이제 기억 안 나더라
예전엔 이름만 들어도 아팠는데
이젠 그냥 조용히 떠오르는 정도야
그래도 가끔은 네가
행복했으면 좋겠단 생각을 해
잘 지내, 어디에 있든
네 하루가 편안했으면 해
많이 웃고 좋은 사람들 사이에서
너답게 지냈으면 해
잘 지내, 그거면 됐어
이젠 정말 그렇게 생각해
우리 참 많이 사랑했었고
그걸로 충분했던 것 같아
예전 사진들을 정리하다가
우리 찍은 것도 몇 장 봤어
그때의 우린 참 어렸고
서툴렀는데 진심이긴 했더라
솔직히 아직 생각은 나
특히 비 오는 밤이면
더 그래 근데 다시 돌아가고 싶다기보다
그 시절이 그냥 그리운 것 같아
미워했던 시간도 있었는데
결국 좋은 기억만 남더라
시간이라는 게 참 이상해
아픈 것도 조금씩 흐려지니까
잘 지내, 어디에 있든
네 하루가 편안했으면 해
많이 웃고 좋은 사람들 사이에서
너답게 지냈으면 해
잘 지내, 그거면 됐어
이젠 정말 그렇게 생각해
우리 참 많이 사랑했었고
그걸로 충분했던 것 같아
혹시 우연히라도 마주치면
웃으면서 인사할 수 있을까
그 정도로만 남아도
난 괜찮을 것 같아
오늘은 네 생각이 나서
오랜만에 추억을 꺼내봤어
조금 슬프긴 했지만
그래도 마음 한편은 따뜻하더라
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🚨BREAKING: San Antonio approves Tesla robotaxi site near the airport. City Council rezoned a ~1-acre lot on Heimer Road as a parking and dispatch yard for Cybercabs. $TSLA
HERE IS GROK ON NHTSA AUDIT OF CYBERCAB
NHTSA opened Audit Query **AQ26002** on Tesla Cybercab FMVSS certification the same day Tesla started paid rides in Austin. That is the real story—not a crash probe, and not a recall.
Tesla told the agency the Cybercabs comply with all *applicable* Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. The vehicles have no permanently attached steering wheel, brake pedal, accelerator, or conventional mirrors.
NHTSA is reviewing the process and technical data behind that certification, including how much of it rests on Tesla deciding certain FMVSS simply do not apply. The query covers an estimated 1,000 vehicles; Texas records showed only about 45 Cybercabs registered at launch, plus a larger Tesla AV fleet.
**Why it matters**
U.S. automakers self-certify. They do not get pre-approval. NHTSA can later audit that claim. Tesla is trying to scale a purpose-built robotaxi *without* the usual exemption (and the ~2,500-vehicle annual cap that often comes with it). That is the strategy NHTSA is now testing.
The closest precedent is Zoox. Zoox also self-certified a control-free robotaxi. NHTSA opened the same kind of audit, inspected vehicles, found apparent noncompliances with several FMVSS, and later closed the query only after Zoox took an exemption and dropped public “fully compliant” claims. Tesla is now in that same regulatory posture, but with commercial passenger service already started.
The timing is awkward for Tesla’s legal theory.
In June 2026 NHTSA *proposed* amending FMVSS 135 so ADS-only vehicles would not need a manual brake pedal. That rulemaking had not become final when Cybercab went commercial. Other control-related standards (steering, mirrors, etc.) are in a similar modernization process.
Launching on a self-certification that some current rules are “inapplicable,” while the rewrite is still pending, is exactly what this audit is for.
**Practical significance**
- Near term: Tesla can keep running the small Austin fleet unless NHTSA takes a further step. An AQ is information-gathering, not an automatic stop-sale.
- Medium term: NHTSA can demand documents, inspect vehicles, disagree with Tesla’s inapplicability theory, or push Tesla onto an exemption path—the outcome that capped and constrained Zoox.
- Strategic: this is the first serious federal test of a high-volume, no-controls robotaxi sold as already legal.
If Tesla’s reading holds, the exemption/cap model weakens. If it does not, Cybercab scale-up slows until rules or an exemption catch up. - Political/regulatory signal: even under an AV-friendly rewrite agenda, NHTSA is not treating Tesla’s self-certification as self-executing on day one of paid service.
Bottom line: the audit is NHTSA asserting that “we certified it, some old rules don’t apply” is not the last word when a production robotaxi with no human controls starts carrying paying riders. It is the expected first federal check on that bet, not proof the vehicle is unsafe—and not proof Tesla wins the legal argument either.
Here's my full 40 minute Cybercab ride today from downtown Austin to North Austin (at 2x speed).
FSD handled everything perfectly. Cybercab is by far my favorite robotaxi experience. It's really comfortable. The 22-inch screen really makes watching content so much better.
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:
Échange constructif ce soir avec @elonmusk autour du dispositif Full Self-Driving (FSD) de Tesla.
Depuis plusieurs mois, les autorités françaises travaillent étroitement avec @Tesla sur les adaptations techniques qui permettront à la France de soutenir son homologation, qui sera décidée au niveau européen dans les prochaines semaines.
Avec la mise à disposition de deux véhicules équipés de FSD par Tesla, nous entrons désormais dans une nouvelle étape : celle des essais sur route.
Here we go! Tesla has just added another 38 Cybercabs to its Robotaxi fleet, bringing the total up to 45, according to the Texas DMV.
Robots on robots on robots! This Thursday's launch event is gonna be awesome🤖🤖🤖