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Los Angeles, CA
Joined November 2023
Everyone at school thinks he's perfect. But a private investigator is about to uncover the side of him nobody was supposed to see. 👀 🎬 SHAME | EP01 American high school mini-drama. The school's golden boy has something to hide.
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400 followers! 🏆 Next stop: 1,000. But I'm more excited about the people I'll meet along the way. Founders, developers, AI builders, indie hackers, designers. I want to connect with people who actually make things. Working on an app, a startup, or some crazy side project? Drop what you're building below. Even if it's not finished yet. Let's grow together. 🚀 #connect
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Elon Musk just made another prediction that sounds absolutely insane. 🚀 He believes SpaceX could eventually be worth several orders of magnitude more than the entire global economy today. Then an X user named "Masa's Son" showed up with something far more brutal than an argument. A scorecard comparing what Elon promised with what he actually delivered. No lengthy debate. Just the receipts. 😂 Love him or hate him, Musk makes some of the boldest predictions on the planet. But putting those predictions next to reality? That's where things get interesting.
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🚨 Elon Musk could be preparing to take on THREE industries at once. Telecom. Satellites. Smartphones. And Wall Street is starting to connect the dots. SpaceX has announced a deal to acquire nationwide spectrum in the 800 MHz band, bringing Starlink closer to becoming a full-scale mobile network. Imagine a phone that moves between cell towers and satellites without you even noticing. Fewer dead zones. More competition. Potentially lower bills. Analyst Gene Munster believes SpaceX could eventually launch its own smartphone, putting Apple and Samsung directly in its path. But here's what makes this especially interesting. Musk doesn't need to build a phone to threaten AT&T, Verizon, and T-Mobile. He can compete for their customers by building the network those phones connect to. SpaceX started by making rockets reusable. Now Musk is going after an industry that's spent decades making people pay for coverage that disappears the moment they need it most. This could get very interesting. 🚀
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Elon Musk actually followed through on my suggestion. 🚀 Six days ago, I asked him on X whether SpaceXAI could be renamed SpaceXSI. His response was simple: "Yes, we'll make that change." And now it's official. SpaceXAI has become SpaceX Superintelligence (@spacexai). Still crazy to think that something I suggested in a reply to Elon actually became reality just six days later. This is why I love X.
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Next comes the endless process of changing the domains for all the websites.
Elon Musk
@elonmuskOct 10
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Game of GPUs: You fight over AGI. Jensen Huang just waits for the money to roll in. @elonmusk
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Nobody uses Netflix’s US pricing to decide whether Indians can afford Netflix. So why are people doing exactly that with @Starlink? Apple Music, Spotify, Amazon, and YouTube already adjust their prices for different markets. India should be judged by Indian pricing, not American assumptions.
Replying to @elonmusk
In US Starlink costs 55$ for 100Mbps which is a basic plan. Ofc the price is for satellite as Starlink only provides that. But Indian service providers basic plans cost way less for broadband. I dont know the price in India but people cant afford it if its expensive.
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Replying to @elonmusk
@elonmusk and the AI giants performing “Uptown Funk” might be the most expensive karaoke night in history. 😂🎤
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Move over, Iron Man. Meet NVIDIA MAN, starring Jensen Huang. 🟩🔥 His superpower? GPUs and a leather jacket. 😂
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One thing I really respect about @alexandr_wang: He's one of the biggest names in AI, but still takes the time to personally reply to users. I recently reported an issue with @Muse on iPadOS. Honestly, I didn't expect Alexandr himself to respond, but he did: “ok we are looking into it!” I really appreciate seeing someone at his level stay so close to the product and its users. Building great AI products takes more than powerful models. Listening to feedback and caring about the little details matter just as much. Much respect. 👏
Replying to @BasicProtein26
ok we are looking into it!
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