RT @XFreeze: Elon just hinted at Neuralink’s next major leap: Not just brain-to-computer control Higher-bandwidth communication between humans, AI, and eventually humans themselves This is much bigger than typing with your brain AI is moving at a speed humans simply can’t match through keyboards, phones, voice, or even language itself We think in rich ideas Then we compress those ideas into words Then someone else has to decode those words back into meaning That is painfully low bandwidth AI does not have that problem Machines can process, respond, and improve at insane speed If humans stay trapped in slow communication loops while AI keeps accelerating, we lose the advantage Neuralink is the bridge “In the long term, Neuralink hopes to play a role in AI risk / civilizational risk reduction by improving human-to-AI and human-to-human bandwidth by several orders of magnitude” — Elon Musk Brain → computer is step one Brain → AI is the next f

RT @ID_AA_Carmack: I’m reading an old collection of interconnected science fiction stories by Jerry Pournelle, written in the early 70s. His best books were later co-authored with Larry Niven, but it is still solid work in my favored “competence porn” genre, with entrepreneurs as protagonists. It stands out to me that he was despairing for America when he wrote the stories. Things looked bad at the time, and his fiction projected it into the future. Social unrest, Vietnam, Watergate, economic recession, energy crisis, and for a patriotic space guy, abandoning Apollo. The backdrop for the stories was that America was unfixable, which is, of course, a motivation to go to space in fiction, but I do think he was genuinely worried by what he saw around him. But over the next decade, things got better, and Jerry had a front row seat for the rise of the technology sector, writing the Chaos Manor column in Byte magazine for many years. He also got to see the

RT @SawyerMerritt: SpaceX's @Starlink will be installed on more than 80 giant Oldendorff ships. Oldendorff is one of the world’s largest dry bulk shipping companies. "With vessels operating in diverse regions and trading routes, reliable and resilient connectivity plays an increasingly important role in maintaining operational efficiency and optimizing global fleet management."

RT @XFreeze: Grok Build just got another update with many improvements Release Notes: v0.2.64 — 2026-06-24 Features: • Dashboard now displays the current directory and branch; click or press Ctrl+L to change location, or Ctrl+W to dispatch new agents into fresh git worktrees. • /recap now appears as a collapsible tool-style block with a loading spinner while generating. Bug Fixes: • Dashboard arrow keys open agent details and exit overlays; closing an agent now selects the neighboring row. • /usage command and credit warnings are now hidden for API-key authentication. • MCP servers from your user config no longer appear labeled as project-scoped when running from your home directory.