RT @PeterMintzberg: Looking forward to joining the @MilkenInstitute Global Conference and a great panel on where digital assets are headed with @JKoudounis, Tom Lee (@fundstrat), @bretttejpaul, and moderator @MichaelPiwowar. https://t.co/X6m3GRBFe2

Hmm

RT @techdevnotes: Grok 4.3 can Take in Video and Extract Audio files https://t.co/5uprx2dM85

Still an early beta , but worth trying out

Still an early beta, but promising

RT @ArthurMacwaters: can someone explain what I’m missing? > internet access is highly correlated with per capita income > millions of people in South Africa don’t have access to it > Elon offers to provide free access for thousands of schools, but is blocked by the government they’re literally stunting their own GDP and hurting their own citizens?!

RT @SawyerMerritt: Tesla is suing the state of North Dakota because the state won't allow the company to open any showrooms/service centers and sell direct to consumers. North Dakota law prohibits vehicle manufacturers from owning car dealerships and requires them to sell their products to franchised dealerships for resale to consumers. “Tesla just wants to be able to sell its vehicles in North Dakota, and not force customers who would wish to purchase a Tesla vehicle to have to drive to Minnesota or another state to do it,” said Ari Holtzblatt, one of Tesla’s attorneys in the case. Tesla is asking the court to declare the company does not fall within the definition of manufacturer contained in state law. The term is defined as a person who assembles or imports a motor vehicle and sells it to dealers in the state for resale. It's wild that in 2026, we still have U.S. states that won't allow direct vehicle sales to consumers. It hurts consumers and r