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We need to repair the world with love. We need to love and accept all people and treat them in whatever way helps them fit into our world. Replace shame with courage and vulnerability.
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Mike Stirner retweeted
Everyone I know that’s worked for Elon has experienced this.
The feedback is rough and expectations are exacting.
But it creates a system that’s more and more functional over time (to the point of accomplishing semi-impossible things)
Winners prioritize truth over feelings.
i genuinely don't understand how anyone hates Elon
he's running 6 giga-unicorns, launching and catching the largest flying objects in human history, trolling the timeline, and still has time to drop in on a live stream and be kind to his employees
I really think he's one of the purest-hearted people on the planet
Mike Stirner retweeted
Interestingly Grok web can do this (with a different interface, though. See pic). But Grok on x on web cannot.
Mike Stirner retweeted
Things you’ll never do again if you buy a Tesla:
-Start the car
-Turn the car off
-Unlock the car
-Lock the car
-Turn on the headlights
-Turn off the headlights
-Carry a car key
-Put the car in drive or reverse
-Put the car in park
-Get an oil change
-Interface with a gas pump or credit card machine when fueling car.
-Enter a hot or cold car
-Be slower than other cars on the road
-Use two pedals to drive the car
Things you don’t have to do if you don’t want to if you buy a Tesla:
-Park the car
-Drive on a road trip when you’re tired
-Drive when you’re anxious or having a panic attack
-Drive when your mind is distracted
-Drive ever at all
Mike Stirner retweeted
The people who made the training data, the investors of the AI company, the AI eng. team, and also you for discovering the prompt that made something beautiful and recognized it as such. You are the explorer of the AI.
Good thread about how Grok could help seniors use their Tesla car.
More than just "plan a trip to LA" - answer questions about the segments, the amenities, the alternatives. If possible present variations that context suggests he might find preferable. When adjusting mirrors provide step by step guidance "Ok Jim, look at the left mirror and tell me if it's ok. If it's not, tell me how to move it" and later "good the left mirror is done, now lets do the right one..."
Top of list is the FSD stuff while driving: change speed, change mode, etc. I'd say second is natural language explanations: "where's the button for camp mode". Next on the list is stuff everyone uses: modifying HVAC/lights/wipers/etc with priority for stuff that can't be discovered in the current UI with one button press or where the process itself takes experience: pairing devices, setting up a new profile, anything with 4+ presses required. Lowest priority is entertainment stuff - mainly because the audience is smaller.
I knew this my whole life. All my friends can confirm.
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Mike Stirner retweeted
Let's see if I can add any unique ones:
People watching, joy-riding on scenic roads, road trips, gyms, theaters, museums (especially for kids going), playgrounds, playdates, daycare centers (don't need to accompany child to drop off), kids lessons (martial arts, dance, music lessons, etc.), urban spawl (living far from work), longer distance relationships (bigger dating pool), all kinds of parks (inc. amusement parks), the great outdoors activities (hiking, camping, fishing, boating, summer camp, etc), professional home visits (handymen, nannies, helpers, therapists, etc), crime in rich neighborhoods (maybe), spas, massage parlors, salons, large events (no need to park, like you mentioned before), alcohol and other drugs that impair driving, overnight travel, travel flexibility, site seeing, vacationing, limo services, deliveries (obviously), grab-and-go foods, mobile services (spa in the van itself, for example. See section below.)
Mobile services built into the van:
Food trucks/vans
Massage vans
party buses
spa vans
therapy vans
hotel vans
fancy restaurant vans
theater vans
hot tub vans
excersise gym vans
animal therapy vans
watch repair vans (stuff you'd see in a mall)
office vans (productivity on-the-go)
Any others?
construction animation of a sprawling city on Mars bathed in ethereal, golden twilight lighting, showcasing dome-shaped houses and buildings with intricate geometric patterns, illustrating the seamless motion of construction with glowing material paths, articulated cranes, and autonomous robots, integrated into a network of sinuous, curving streets adorned with delicate, crystalline sculptures
Hey @kroger I would love it if you put the weight of the cookie dough pieces in your ice cream as a % of total weight somewhere on your carton. It is disappointing that no one does this already and you guys can be the first awesome people to do it! Transparency is good!!
Good on them for listening to customers in general! xitter.cf/kroger/status/17961906…
