I’m watching Battlestar Galactica, the 2005 series, a science fiction show renowned for its complex characters and intricate storyline. As I watch, I imagine replacing the Cylons with artificial intelligence entities, which amplifies the series' themes of machine consciousness and identity. The parallels I see evoke a sense of uncertainty about the future; already, AI can simulate human conversation convincingly through text and even generate lifelike visual representations on screen. The acclaimed Russian series The Best of Us effectively depicts AI as humanoid robots with realistic human features, blurring the line between machine and person.
In my own life, I present my persona augmented by AI tools: crafting text, updating my résumé, managing my LinkedIn profile, composing emails, and creating social media posts. These technologies extend my capabilities and influence how I communicate and present myself in professional and personal contexts.
Including this post.
Fellow Austinites,
Anybody having a private viewing party from their place that has a fantastic view of the lunar eclipse. It is gonna be between 430 and 6 AM this coming morning on March 3, 2026? A friend of mine that introduced me to astronomy and I would love to go and help out and watch the lunar eclipse. 
Tesla autonomous driving has arrived. No one in the driver seat and person in car monitoring. Take your friends on a ride as a gift for them to see the future now.
BREAKING: Tesla Robotaxi with no monitor inside has rolled out!
A Tesla Model Y Robotaxi with no one in the car was just in spotted driving itself on public roads in Austin, Texas!
Tesla VP AI Ashok Elluswamy has confirmed. @aelluswamy
$TSLA 🚀🚀🚀
Today in Austin saw this 2023 Polestar 2. @grok, what is the business status of Polestar?
ever wonder how they get those shots of the rocket engines? They could be using this type of glass.
Replying to @TamzidSalehin @elonmusk
High Temp Sapphire glass has been around for a long time
opticwell.com/sapphire-windo…
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“Hello” is one of the most basic words in the English language.
But we have no records of it existing before 1826 — so how did “hello” become the default greeting in English?
As it turns out, it’s all thanks to one man…
107 in Austin! What the heck! Going outside feels like stepping into a hairdryer. Free sauna for everyone.
Thankfully a cold front next week with high of 90.
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700K views in 3 days 🤯
Please help me make this my first 1M view video on YouTube 🥹❤️
Exclusive: Elon Musk discusses Starship's 4th Flight
youtu.be/tjAWYytTKco
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I quit my job to become a full-time writer on Twitter.
Today, I make 350% more money than I ever did as a Machine Learning Engineer.
Think about that for a second!
I spent 20+ years working as an engineer and left everything behind to write and teach online.
Building an audience changed my life, and I want to share some of the principles that helped me get here.
I'm not successful because of my ideas but because my process helps me stay consistent and get the most out of them.
I use @typefully to write and schedule most of my content, as well as to cross-post on X and LinkedIn. I tried many scheduling tools but stopped looking when I found @typefully. Nothing else comes close.
(Read until the end. There's a massive opportunity for you.)
I write in short bursts. Whenever I'm inspired, I write as much as I can. You may think I always have something to say, but that's false.
I attribute most of my success to how much time I spend on my writing.
Here are the three most important secrets I have to share:
First, I spend 90% of my time writing the first two sentences of my posts. Nothing else matters if I can't hook you in half a second. The more I invest in how my story starts, the better it does.
Second, I never give you everything you want right up front. I withhold critical information you can only uncover by reading more. There will be an unexpected turn or a "something else" waiting for you.
Third, if removing a word doesn't break my sentence, I remove it. The simpler I write, the more my content spreads. Complex writing goes nowhere.
And, of course, AI helps!
@typefully built Vesper AI, their own specialized model focused on helping users write better content. I use it to solve the biggest challenge I always have:
How can I make my content punchier and shorter? That’s what AI is for!
I appreciate the folks at @typefully reaching out and suggesting I speak about this topic. While I have a material relationship with them and their product, I'd promote them any day, any time. They have built one of the best products I use every day.
The @typefully team will give my audience a 25% discount on their creator plan for a full year. Here is how you get it:
1. Reply to this post with the word "Typefully"
2. Retweet the post.
We'll DM you the offer code.
This is a great opportunity to start using the gold standard for writing content for X and LinkedIn: typefully.com.
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Let’s build a LEGO Shuttle!!! xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1ynKOyjlE…
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This plot presents a sad truth:
Media has failed it's duty to inform the public
Instead, a business model of selling fear, stoking conflict, pandering, and pushing advertisers propaganda.
McKinsey-ification and it's consequences has been a disaster for the human species 🧵
I would love to see a system like they have set up in the Netherlands, whereby cannabis gets a profile. That way you know you what you’re being sold and the specific uses for that strain. For example reducing anxiety, but not putting you to sleep.
1/6 As a member of the Global Commission on Drug Policy (@globalcdp) , I am heartened to see Germany’s parliament approve cannabis legalisation from 1 April, ending decades of prohibition.
Im1 briefing at 4pm cst
youtube.com/live/ZWEwR8fscFY…
At 5 pm eastern time, live: “NASA News Briefing on Intuitive Machines' First Lunar Landing” youtube.com/live/ZWEwR8fscFY… via @YouTube
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At 5 pm eastern time, live: “NASA News Briefing on Intuitive Machines' First Lunar Landing” youtube.com/live/ZWEwR8fscFY… via @YouTube – at Colorado, USA




















