Shops in the US will declare that unrepairable. I've done the DIY plug repair and had them hold well for about 4 months before they develop a slow leak. Then I just pull them out and put in a new one. Easy enough to do.
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2007A 36-year-old Elon Musk sits down for a quiet PBS interview and says, almost casually:
“The most important thing we can do for the future of consciousness is to become a multi-planetary species… Everything else pales in comparison.”
He then predicts, with zero hype:
•Fully reusable rockets that land like airplanes
•Electric cars that outperform gasoline in every way and go mass-market
•Solar + batteries becoming the cheapest energy on Earth
•Humans on Mars and a self-sustaining city there
Jeff Bezos was already the richest man on Earth in 2007.
He started Blue Origin in 2000 with the exact same “multi-planetary” dream.
18+ years later:
Blue Origin has flown exactly zero orbital missions. New Glenn still hasn’t launched. No reusable booster has ever landed. No Mars plan with dates.
Elon?
•Falcon 9 boosters have landed 400+ times
•Starship (bigger than anything ever built) is flying
•Tesla sells 2 million cars a year and is worth more than the rest of the car industry combined
•Solar + batteries are now the cheapest electricity source in history
•First uncrewed Starships to Mars: 2026–2028. Crewed: late 2020s/early 2030s — exactly the timeline he gave in 2007
The vision never wavered. Not once.
The enthusiasm is the same calm, burning conviction you hear in that 2007 clip today.
The determination? He went personally bankrupt in 2008 keeping SpaceX and Tesla alive with his last dollars.
Almost 20 years later, every single “crazy” prediction from that interview is either already reality or on schedule.
This is what relentless execution looks like.
Watch the 2007 interview (25 minutes that aged like fine wine):
He didn’t just dream about the future.
He scheduled it. And showed up.
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I'll post my new TSLA price target if this post gets 200 reposts & likes or if this account of mine reaches 2000 followers. Let's goooooo! How's everyone feeling? I've missed you all!
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The Process of Training FSD to Surpass Human Drivers
- Basic Structure:
FSD is a neural network (AI) that takes sensor data, like camera inputs, and outputs acceleration, braking, and steering. Initial training relies on imitation learning, where it mimics examples of good human driving.
- Overcoming Limitations:
Human data alone isn’t perfect, so reinforcement learning is added. In simulations, FSD is tested across various scenarios (e.g., a pedestrian stepping out). Safe actions earn reward points, while unsafe ones receive penalties, fine-tuning the model.
- Training Scale:
Tesla’s Cortex supercomputer (with over 100,000 GPUs) trains FSD on massive datasets. Imitation learning is followed by reinforcement learning, which consumes more computing power.
- v14 Innovations:
v14 uses a model 10x larger than v13 and employs a Mixture of Experts (MoE) structure for efficient operation on vehicle hardware. It operates in a fully unsupervised mode, preparing for robotaxis (driverless taxis). It drives smoothly like a human but is safer and more consistent.
- Future:
v14 marks the start of surpassing human driving, with v15, v16, and beyond expected to advance further.
The focus is on FSD’s evolution from imitating humans to transcending them, highlighting v14’s appeal, which Elon Musk describes as feeling “almost conscious.”
Simple Explanation
FSD is like a “smart robot driver.” It starts by watching videos of human driving to learn the basics (imitation learning: “Oh, that’s how it’s done!”). But this isn’t enough—humans make mistakes, and they don’t encounter every situation (like someone suddenly crossing the road).
That’s where reinforcement learning comes in. FSD is tested millions of times in a virtual “driving game” simulation.
For example:
A pedestrian pops out from behind a car?
*Hitting them? -50 points (disaster!).
*Slamming brakes too hard, causing a rear-end collision? -25 points.
*Swerving dangerously? -5 points.
*Braking + smooth steering to avoid? +Points!
These scores teach FSD to make “good choices” more often. The result? It drives naturally like a human but is safer and more consistent. v14 is a massive upgrade (10x bigger model) with an efficient MoE structure (using only what’s needed to save energy). It’s now smart enough for driverless taxis, almost “thinking” on its own!
In short, FSD v14 is a super AI driver built with a “human driving coach + virtual practice ground.” It’s not perfect yet, but it shows the future of self-driving.
#FSD #SelfDriving
FSD가 인간 운전자를 능가하는 수준으로 훈련되는 과정
- 기본 구조:
FSD는 카메라 같은 센서 데이터를 입력받아 가속, 브레이크, 조향을 출력하는 신경망(인공지능)입니다. 초기 훈련은 '모방 학습(imitating human driving data)'으로 인간의 좋은 운전 예시를 따라 합니다.
- 한계 극복:
인간 데이터만으로는 완벽하지 않기 때문에 '강화 학습(reinforcement learning)'을 추가합니다. 시뮬레이션에서 다양한 시나리오(예: 보행자 등장)를 반복 테스트하며, 안전한 행동에 보상 점수를 주고 나쁜 행동에 페널티를 주어 모델을 세밀하게 다듬습니다.
- 훈련 규모: Tesla의 'Cortex' 슈퍼컴퓨터(10만 개 이상 GPU)에서 대규모 데이터로 훈련. 모방 학습 후 강화 학습이 더 많은 컴퓨팅을 소모합니다.
- v14의 혁신: v13보다 10배 큰 모델로, 'Mixture of Experts(MoE)' 구조를 써서 차량 하드웨어에서 효율적으로 동작. 완전 무감독(unsupervised) 모드로 로보택시(무인 택시) 준비. 인간처럼 부드럽고, 더 안전·일관된 주행을 합니다.
- 미래: v14는 인간을 넘어선 자율주행의 시작으로, 앞으로 v15·v16 등이 더 발전할 겁니다.
전체적으로 FSD가 '인간 모방'에서 '인간 초월'로 진화하는 과정을 강조하며, Elon Musk가 "의식 있는 듯하다"고 표현한 v14의 매력을 강조합니다.
쉬운 해설
FSD는 마치 "스마트한 로봇 운전자"예요. 인간이 운전하는 걸 영상으로 찍어 배우는 건 기본(모방 학습: "아, 이렇게 하면 돼!")인데, 이게 완벽하지 않아요. 왜냐? 인간도 실수하고, 모든 상황(예: 갑자기 튀어나오는 사람)을 다 겪지 못하니까요.
그래서 강화 학습이 등장해요. 상상 속 시뮬레이션(가상 드라이빙 게임)에서 FSD를 수백만 번 테스트합니다. 예를 들어:
보행자가 차 뒤에서 튀어나오면?
-사람 치면 -50점 (최악!).
-너무 세게 브레이크 밟아 뒤차 충돌? -25점.
-위험하게 방향 틀기? -5점.
-브레이크 + 부드러운 조향으로 피하기? +점수!
이 점수로 FSD가 "좋은 선택"을 더 자주 하도록 학습해요. 결과? 인간처럼 자연스럽게, 하지만 더 안전하고 일관되게 운전합니다. v14는 이걸 대형 모델(10배 커짐) + 효율 구조(MoE: 필요한 부분만 써서 에너지 절약)로 업그레이드한 버전이에요. 이제 무인 택시도 가능할 만큼 "스스로 생각"하는 수준!
짧게 말해, FSD v14는 "인간 운전 코치 + 가상 연습장"으로 만든 슈퍼 AI 운전자예요. 아직 완벽은 아니지만, 자율주행의 미래를 보여줍니다. #FSD #자율주행
Hey @MattPocius2, just reaching out to say your fans miss you. I hope you're well.
Zack has a valid point.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Everyone, read this if you want to understand the dire debt situation. This is BEFORE more debt from the BBB obviously.
teapaw.org/alojoh/status/19330439…
This thread is a deep dive into the government's fiscal situation based on latest data for May published yesterday.
The month of May marks month 8 of the current fiscal year. The government spent in the current fiscal year $4,846 billion.
The deficit after 8 months amounts to almost $1.4 trillion: $1,365 billion.
You can see in the chart how net interest expense ranks #3 largest spending category at $665 billion (for 8 months). Spending is only higher for social security ($1,040 billion) and Medicare ($700 billion).
The deficit is 39% of total receipts! (1,365/3,482)
In other words: the government spent 39% more than it took in.
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Replying to @DataRepublican
Before even getting to timed scripts, the number of government jobs that could be replaced simply with a mouse macro is astounding!
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This 👇
Psyched to share something @stripe, @ScaleMicrogrids, and @paces_ai have been cooking for the past few months.
A massive wave of new energy demand has been unleashed by AI.
How will we power it?
We think gigantic off-grid solar microgrids offer a very compelling solution.
Accountability time:
1 - Wrong
2 - Correct
3 - Wrong
4 - Wrong
5 - Correct
6 - Mostly correct
Regarding "No Optimus, MX or Roadster details"
More info about Optimus than expected but nothing about Model X or Roadster.
Score: 5 correct, 4 wrong.
Replying to @stevenmarkryan
1. Elon will elaborate on "Auto" from a one-word post months ago.
2. CyberCab will be revealed.
3. We'll get an intro to the app for summoning a CyberCab.
4. We'll get a reveal of a smaller/cheaper car.
5. A CyberCab demo.
No Optimus, MX or Roadster details, wrong event.
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STUDY: SUICIDAL EMPATHY – BALANCE MUST BE RESTORED
Uncontrolled empathy can cloud judgment and enable harmful ideologies.
Gad Saad warns that “suicidal empathy,” or prioritizing emotions over facts, undermines rational decision-making.
Examples of suicidal empathy affecting society:
- Defending destructive behaviors in the name of compassion.
- Supporting policies without considering their long-term impact.
- Ignoring facts to avoid offending others.
A balance between empathy and rational thinking must be restored to foil the parasitic mind.
Source: The Parasitic Mind, @GadSaad

























