Been building DataCentral on the side.
iOS app for following the US AI data center buildout — the campuses, the gigawatts, and how hard the grid is getting hit.
I scoured
- dcmap
- datacentersexposed
- FracTracker
- PeeringDB
- Cleanview
- Epoch AI
- ERCOT large-load records
- Miner SEC filings
- Enterprise server farms
For every data center down to 5MW. As my dataset grew larger, the estimated effect on electricity prices declined.
Do you actually trust the hourly rain forecast?
Or do you just look outside before you leave.
DayCast. Next-hour precip. Clear enough for a commute call.
DayCast Weather is live on the App Store.
Built for everyday weather decisions — commute, weekend plans, will it actually rain in the next hour — with radar, alerts, and a clear forecast instead of one vague temperature.
https://t.co/OVyeXhGw1t
What's the weather app feature you actually use every morning?
Been building DataCentral on the side.
iOS app for following the US AI data center buildout — the campuses, the gigawatts, and how hard the grid is getting hit.
I’ve integrated @bot into my Grok Build CLI terminal workflows, and it has become a high-leverage part of how I ship iOS apps.
• It demonstrates exceptional intelligence in understanding complex technical context — for example, correctly interpreting multi-file SwiftUI architectures, widget extensions, and App Store submission requirements
• Collaborates with me to refine prompts with clarity and precision (turning rough feature ideas into production-ready code with proper error handling, accessibility, and compliance considerations)
• Conducts thorough pre-execution reviews before anything reaches the terminal — catching broken build flags, incomplete Info.plist values, or provisioning mismatches
• Surfaces edge cases early, such as missing entitlements, version conflicts, or metadata issues that would otherwise fail during TestFlight or App Store review
• Improves consistency and quality of output while accelerating overall delivery by reducing failed builds and unnecessary resubmissions
What used to require multiple manual iterations is now tighter, faster, and more reliable. Highly recommend testing it in your own terminal workflows.
@SpaceXAIMemphis Thank you for the recent developments in our community. As a proud resident of DeSoto County, I appreciate the efforts and improvements being made. Your dedication to enhancing our county makes a meaningful difference to all who call it home.
We’re working with Southaven officials on the development of a new police and fire training facility, investing $40 million to help strengthen the local emergency response systems that are critical for the safety and well-being of the communities we call home.
9/11 changed history. So it’s worth understanding what really happened that day. Former Congressman Curt Weldon’s new book brings us a lot closer to the truth.
Get “Able Danger: What the 9/11 Commission Never Told You” now at https://t.co/rSZAekNn1z.
Ohio zoning board rejected a 45 MW data center proposal (Aug 10).
OH residential rate: 19.5¢/kWh (+14.2% vs May 2025). EIA, as of May 2026.
https://t.co/CudqTxjuzK
Texas residential rate: 16.4¢/kWh (+5.9% vs May 2025). EIA, as of May 2026.
The state is auditing data-center grid hookups. Rate and proceedings, side by side, no advocacy:
https://t.co/5heNwveN8M
@MorePerfectUS Separate from the water question — Ohio residential electricity is 19.5¢/kWh as of May 2026 (EIA), up 14.2% YoY, vs 18.4¢ US average. PA is 21.6¢, up 11.7%.
Same public OSM dataset idea as DeFlock. This one is built for the drive: HUD + Live Activity, then Home↔Work exposure and Place Score.
No accounts. No tracking. Location never leaves the device. Not affiliated with Flock Safety. Mapped pins, not vendor feeds.
How watched is this road while you drive?
Lock Screen: next mapped Flock pin, 1.2 mi. Overwatch Drive Mode. OSM data. On-device.
Not plate reads.
https://t.co/j5XRg8whH1