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arctotherium

@arctotherium42 · Nov 5, 2026

Since 2005, it has been illegal under Spanish law for men to do less than 50% of housework in a marriage. TFR of Spain in 2026: 1.12.

arctotherium

@elonmusk · Nov 6, 2026

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André Thierig

@AndrThie · Nov 5, 2026

This is a bigger deal than people might think! 100% process waste water recycling means ZERO liquid discharge. Our waste water treatment facility is not just advanced but unique in automotive industry! This is a key sustainability commitment to the region we are operating in!

Tesla Manufacturing

Tesla Manufacturing@gigafactories· Nov 5, 2026

2 years of 100% process wastewater recycling at Giga Berlin – putting 465 million liters back in production

Tesla Manufacturing

anabology

@anabology · Nov 6, 2026

Signature of human is en dash in place of em dash

@elonmusk · Nov 6, 2026

Elon Musk reposted

Elon Musk

@elonmusk · Nov 6, 2026

@yunta_tsai (The rules of English need to change to put spaces between the em dashes, as they presently too much resemble a hyphenated word, rather than a parenthetical phrase. Also, “—“ is an unpleasantly long a line. The en dash, “–“, is a better length.)

Yun-Ta Tsai

@yunta_tsai · Nov 5, 2026

In Iain M. Banks's books, the Culture solves envy—a crux of humanity—by letting every citizen experience what they have not yet via tremendous compute (a world where citizens have no token limit). Citizens quickly realize envy is pointless, as different life experiences mix good

@elonmusk · Nov 6, 2026

(The rules of English need to change to put spaces between the em dashes, as they presently too much resemble a hyphenated word, rather than a parenthetical phrase. Also, “—“ is an unpleasantly long a line. The en dash, “–“, is a better length.)

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DrKnowItAll

@DrKnowItAll16 · Nov 5, 2026

So for my YouTube channel, having @bot take charge of ad integrations is beginning to pay off. For months I was getting nowhere with advertisers, but my agent is reaching out to potential partners, vetting cold emails, and responding to appropriate ones. This will have a very meaningful impact on my channel's earnings potential over the next months. This is no longer just playing around with a new toy: it is changing my business model and could make me an order of magnitude more money for my channel.

Elon Musk reposted

X Freeze

@XFreeze · Nov 5, 2026

Grok Build packed a serious upgrade into this release, making multi-agent workflows more reliable, easier to control, and much smoother to manage Background agents and workflows now stay visible as active work on the dashboard, workflow status shows how many agents are still running, and stop controls work even when approval prompts are open. Permission rules that fail to load now trigger warnings instead of silently being ignored Session recovery is also more reliable, manually saved file edits are better protected, and Ctrl+L can now quote selected messages directly into your prompt. There’s also improved keyboard navigation, better terminal compatibility, and fixes across skills, hooks, file handling, and session management Another strong push toward making Grok Build a dependable environment for running entire teams of AI agents Release Notes: v1.0.75 Features: • Permission rules that don't load, such as a rule that doesn't parse or a .claude/settings.json that isn't valid JSON, show a warning when a session opens instead of being skipped silently. • Cmd+Up / Cmd+Down and Ctrl+Home / Ctrl+End move the cursor to the start or end of the whole prompt, and with Shift they select to there. • Send now shows as Enter Enter in the footer where Ctrl+Enter arrives as plain Enter, such as inside tmux with its default settings. • Esc on a /btw side question that hasn't been answered yet cancels it, instead of letting it run on and reopening the panel when the answer arrives. • Clicking a link or file that can't open, such as over SSH with no display, shows why, for example "Can't open links over SSH". • Left on an empty prompt opens the dashboard from any session or the welcome screen, not only from a session you opened from the dashboard. • The /btw question in the panel's title can be selected with the mouse and is copied to the clipboard when you release, like the answer text. • Workflow status lines say how many agents are still running instead of how many exist. • Ctrl+L in the scrollback adds the selected message or highlighted text to the prompt as a quote. Open Extensions with /plugins. Bug Fixes: • Notes above a queued prompt, such as a model switch result or a ready worktree, stay on screen when the prompt starts instead of scrolling out of view. • Stop buttons in the dock stop a background run while its approval card is open, instead of doing nothing until you answer the card. • Rejecting a change keeps edits you saved to the file yourself, even when Grok missed the save, instead of overwriting them. • grok --resume <id> opens the session in the folder it was recorded in, wherever you launch Grok from, instead of refusing. • Windows: on older consoles such as plain cmd.exe and Windows PowerShell windows, the ▶, ⏸ and ◌ marks in todo, workflow and list rows show as characters the console can draw instead of empty boxes. • Generated image and video paths with wide characters such as Chinese, Japanese or emoji fit their row and keep the file name, and Windows paths keep it too. • The rewind confirmation no longer crashes Grok on a short terminal or when you shrink the window while it's open. • Footer and status bars in narrow terminals drop or shorten the items that don't fit, instead of painting them over each other or cutting buttons off. • Cut-off Fetch, Web Search and MCP tool output ends with the same … +N lines · <key> to view all row as code cells, naming your viewer key, and one hidden line reads +1 line. • 16-color terminals show the paste label and tool accents in the muted gray other secondary text uses, and the paste label's brackets no longer vanish on the light theme. • A question card's Enter:submit button, the dashboard session popup's [✗] and collapsed workflow rows highlight under the mouse pointer like other clickable controls. • Emoji and keycap symbols such as ⚠️ or #️⃣ are measured at the width the terminal draws them, so rows no longer run past their box or lose their …. • /export to a named pipe that nothing is reading fails right away instead of freezing Grok until it is killed. • Typing a digit or symbol while the scrollback has focus, with vim keys off, moves focus to the prompt and types it there, as letters already do. ? still opens the command palette. • grok sessions delete no longer fails with "Directory not empty" when another process is still writing into the session's folder. • Dashboard rows stay in Working while a session's background subagents or workflow runs are going, and stopping the row ends them. • Code blocks inside quotes render every line under the quote's bars, quote copies turn reference links into inline links, and lines after multi-line math are numbered correctly. • Disabling a project's hook in /hooks applies only to that repository, instead of also skipping hooks with the same name in other repositories. • Turning a skill on or off in the Skills tab saves only [skills].disabled to config.toml, so an organization's managed skill folders and ignore list keep applying. • /btw starts a side question only when it begins the message. A /btw later in the text goes to the main conversation as typed.

X Freeze

X Freeze

X Freeze@XFreeze· Nov 3, 2026

Grok Build just got a massive performance and reliability upgrade, with improvements across multi-agent workflows, terminal responsiveness, session recovery, and overall stability Long-running sessions now use less memory, large JSON and log pastes no longer freeze the terminal,

X Freeze

kettyGurrisi

@KGurrisi79348 · Nov 5, 2026

Elon spent over $160 million against James Talarico in Texas. Talarico won anyway. And his first message to Elon? He called him "a great innovator" and said he wants to work with him on technology. In my opinion, this is how adults should act after an election. You can

Sheel Mohnot

Sheel Mohnot@pitdesi· Nov 5, 2026

Talarico extending olive branches is great: “I’m a big fan of SpaceX and Tesla. He is a great business leader and entrepreneur and innovator. I want him to stick to those things… I will work with him when it comes to technology and innovation.”

Sheel Mohnot

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

Nice of him to say that

Lee Kuan Yimby

@LeeKuanYimby · Nov 5, 2026

I actually feel bad for Elon, even though I deeply disagree with him on some things. Imagine trying to build a car company in California in the mid-2000s, when American manufacturing is being completely offshored and almost all of Wall Street thinks you’re a joke and is rooting

Lee Kuan Yimby

Rebecca Shaw

Rebecca Shaw@EVASrebecca· Nov 5, 2026

I believe Elon is a good person

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇦🇹🇼

Drew Pavlou 🇦🇺🇺🇸🇫🇷🇺🇦🇹🇼

@DrewPavlou · Nov 5, 2026

Really bad that the new majority leader of the Texas House of Representatives says that he views himself as locked in struggle against white people.

Christian Heiens 🏛

Christian Heiens 🏛@ChristianHeiens· Nov 5, 2026

This is Gene Wu, the new Majority Leader of the Texas House of Representatives.

Christian Heiens 🏛

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

That’s super racist

Elon Musk reposted

Christopher Rufo

Christopher Rufo

@christopherrufo · Nov 5, 2026

Had coffee with a right-leaning friend who works as a general contractor. He said his daily life was mostly the same between the last two years of the Biden term and the first two years of the Trump term, with one exception: it now costs $230 to fill his truck with diesel.

Elon Musk reposted

The Boston Globe

The Boston Globe

@BostonGlobe · Nov 4, 2026

Scientists from across the globe are calling on MIT to review its decision to terminate the tenure of David Sabatini after a jury verdict vindicated the ousted scientist and rebuked #MeToo era claims from a former colleague.

Daily Mail US

@Daily_MailUS · Nov 5, 2026

She demanded 'hard' sex, joked about being gang-raped... then drove her MIT scientist lover to attempt suicide with #MeToo lie. Now read the disgraceful texts that landed her $10m in debt trib.al/IFJSy9a

Daily Mail US

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

Gavin Baker

Gavin Baker@GavinSBaker· Nov 5, 2026

The governor-elect of Texas, Gina Hinojosa, has explicitly said that all currently permitted datacenters in Texas will be allowed to finish construction. This essentially covers all of the 2027 and likely well into 2028. She is going to pass laws that ensure that all *newly*

The Macro Paper

The Macro Paper

@macropaperr · Nov 5, 2026

🚨 BIGGEST SINGLE-DAY WIPEOUT IN US STOCK MARKET HISTORY $2.8 Trillion has been wiped out from the US stock market today so far, the largest one in history. Previously, the largest single-day wipeout was of $2.69 Trillion during the Covid crash.

The Macro Paper

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

Elon Musk reposted

Robin

@xdNiBoR · Nov 5, 2026

Riley Trettel (Energy & Data Center Development at SpaceX) in yesterdays Cochise Data Center meeting. He claims the project will deliver up to: - 40% off residential power bills for Sulphur Springs members, for the life of the project - $53 million a year to the SSVEC Foundation, for education and the community - $190 million a year in extra capital for Sulphur Springs, for projects or back to members - $200 million a year for AEPCO and its members. About $100 million of that for Sulphur Springs - $3.6 billion in new power lines, paid by SpaceX and given to the co-op. The co-op takes on no debt - $30 to $100 million a year in new property tax, and a 20% cut in everyone else's county property taxes - $250 million, one time, in sales tax. He said it could pay off the jail bond and fund the sheriff, fire districts, and the hospital - $50 billion invested in the project - 1,000 permanent jobs and 5,000 construction jobs - No industrial water. Water for staff and maintenance about equal to 20–30 homes a year - No gas turbines and no power plant on the site. The computers buy power from the co-op grid - Dark-sky lighting, pointed at the ground - Cooling equipment more than 1,500 feet from any neighboring property line or public road This project is clearly extremely positive for the area.

Robin

Robin

Robin@xdNiBoR· Nov 5, 2026

The next SpaceX datacenter will be in Cochise Arizona. ~6 GW spread over 9 buildings. > No industrial water use. > No gas turbines and no on-site power generation. > ~3 miles away from the nearest homes

Robin

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Yun-Ta Tsai

@yunta_tsai · Nov 5, 2026

In Iain M. Banks's books, the Culture solves envy—a crux of humanity—by letting every citizen experience what they have not yet via tremendous compute (a world where citizens have no token limit). Citizens quickly realize envy is pointless, as different life experiences mix good and bad; the grass of others is not any greener.

Elon Musk reposted

KanekoaTheGreat

KanekoaTheGreat

@KanekoaTheGreat · Nov 5, 2026

The irony of all the attacks on @elonmusk over DOGE is that cutting government spending and regulation is the solution to the cost-of-living crisis Prices went up so much because the government spent trillions in 2020 and 2021 and the Fed printed the money to pay for it And the things getting more expensive the fastest are the most regulated: housing, healthcare, and education TVs, software, cellphones, and toys got cheaper Elon Musk and DOGE would have made life more affordable for Americans if they were allowed to cut spending and get rid of unnecessary regulations

KanekoaTheGreat

KanekoaTheGreat

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

Smirkley

Smirkley@Smirkley· Nov 5, 2026

Here is a quadrant chart using CNN’s exit poll. It shows what issues hurt Republicans, by how many voters called each issue crucial and how they voted. Cost of living (49%, D+34), corruption (55%, D+28), & Iran (34%, D+46) made people vote D. Only immigration (36%, R+15) helped

Smirkley

Smirkley

@Smirkley · Nov 5, 2026

Here is a quadrant chart using CNN’s exit poll. It shows what issues hurt Republicans, by how many voters called each issue crucial and how they voted. Cost of living (49%, D+34), corruption (55%, D+28), & Iran (34%, D+46) made people vote D. Only immigration (36%, R+15) helped Rs.

Smirkley

@elonmusk · Nov 5, 2026

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