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15 years of Elon, fully searchable. The production archive uses Supabase as the source of truth, with 94,952 indexed tweets available in development as a full-archive fallback and a curated annotation layer for context, theory, and how major claims aged.

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Nov 15, 2019

@arstechnica @SciGuySpace Meaning not fair that Boeing gets so much more for the same thing

2.5K likes125 RT207 replies
Nov 15, 2019

@arstechnica @SciGuySpace This doesn’t seem right

3.1K likes132 RT117 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@cleantechnica True

2.3K likes88 RT94 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@fael097 @davidtrover Semi-infinite

817 likes26 RT35 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@davidtrover Seems likely. 🧝‍♂️🧝‍♂️ = hipsters.

1.3K likes26 RT25 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@flcnhvy @neuralink Right now, trajectory of neuro-silicon symbiosis doesn’t appear to intersect trajectory of AGI. Goal of Neuralink is to raise this probability above 0.0%.

1.4K likes93 RT92 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@CroWarrior1978 We fought the Balrog last year

2.1K likes44 RT30 replies
Nov 14, 2019

Gentrify Mordor?

13.4K likes1.4K RT1.3K replies
Nov 14, 2019

@flcnhvy @v_g_fischer @Tesla It was Tacheles

627 likes18 RT26 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@Matt_B730 @ID_AA_Carmack F8 🖤 irony

568 likes21 RT19 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@v_g_fischer @Tesla There will be many opportunities for both new & experienced people!

1.2K likes47 RT72 replies
Nov 14, 2019

@atlasobscura fomo 4 yolo

906 likes68 RT80 replies
Nov 13, 2019

@brandonbernicky Yeah, makes sense

1.5K likes37 RT71 replies
Nov 13, 2019

Congrats to Tesla team on Model 3 winning best midsize car in Germany! 🇩🇪🇩🇪🇩🇪 https://t.co/4CDTf4c3eC https://www.axelspringer.com/en/press-releases/mobility-requires-freedom-the-golden-steering-wheel-2019-bild-am-sonntag-and-auto-bild-award-the-best-cars

21.2K likes1.6K RT616 replies
Nov 13, 2019

Will build batteries, powertrains & vehicles, starting with Model Y

29.8K likes1.3K RT686 replies
Nov 13, 2019

🖤♥️💛 GIGA BERLIN 💛♥️🖤

56.3K likes4.8K RT2.1K replies
Nov 12, 2019

@KenHowery Congratulations!

996 likes24 RT51 replies
Nov 11, 2019

Starlink vertical on the pad https://t.co/WuiB1piKcK

65.2K likes5.0K RT892 replies
Nov 10, 2019

@xtrmmax @getjeda @Tesla Yes

2.2K likes51 RT105 replies
Nov 10, 2019

@getjeda @Tesla Haha

4.3K likes106 RT134 replies
Nov 10, 2019

@flcnhvy @SciGuySpace @yokem55 @waynehale Exactly

845 likes36 RT48 replies
Nov 10, 2019

@SciGuySpace @yokem55 @waynehale Without a fully & rapidly reusable orbital rocket, humanity will never be a multiplanet species

1.1K likes85 RT65 replies
Nov 10, 2019

@lexfridman Bad logic is always ugly

2.2K likes176 RT126 replies
Nov 9, 2019

@RobGMacfarlane @nybooks @emilyraboteau Same goes for digital super intelligence denial

1.8K likes97 RT124 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@zerohedge 😘 https://t.co/w0BkNGbvQ1

14.3K likes1.6K RT580 replies
Nov 8, 2019

141 MPGe!

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Nov 8, 2019

@stephenjudkins @flcnhvy Yes

663 likes17 RT19 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@bluemoondance74 @flcnhvy Deleting throttle allows the engine to achieve max thrust on max thrust variant. Other variants will have throttle.

731 likes32 RT40 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@bluemoondance74 @flcnhvy SpaceX engine production is gearing up to build about a Raptor a day by next year, so up to 365 engines per year. Most will be the (as high as) 300 ton thrust (but no throttle & no gimbal) variant for Super Heavy. Cumulative thrust/year could thus be as high as 100,000 tons/year.

835 likes83 RT38 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@bluemoondance74 @flcnhvy Raptor is evolving rapidly. Probably wouldn’t consider it to be even V1.0 until roughly engine 50, although probably engines 12+ can be retrofitted for orbital flight, especially on Super Heavy, which is less sensitive to engine variation. It just needs crazy up force!

1.1K likes65 RT31 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@jchybow @teslaownersSV @flcnhvy Pretty much

796 likes19 RT45 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@leo_cadle @teslaownersSV @flcnhvy Exactly! It’s also a far more exciting & inspiring future if consciousness is out there among the stars, than forever confined to Earth until some eventual extinction event, however far in the future that may be (hopefully, very far).

878 likes64 RT31 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@teslaownersSV @flcnhvy No, in the beginning, assuming you even make it there alive, Mars will be far more dangerous & difficult than Earth & take decades of hard labor to make self-sufficient. That’s the sales pitch. Want to go?

1.2K likes110 RT177 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@teslaownersSV @flcnhvy So it will take about 20 years to transfer a million tons to Mars Base Alpha, which is hopefully enough to make it sustainable

1.2K likes94 RT86 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@teslaownersSV @flcnhvy As the planets align only once every two years

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Nov 8, 2019

@teslaownersSV @flcnhvy A thousand ships will be needed to create a sustainable Mars city

850 likes77 RT43 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@Malcolmmarsman @flcnhvy No problem. We could program Starship to perform Swan Lake in the sky. Minimizing landing burn propellant mass is what’s hard.

967 likes68 RT42 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@flcnhvy Current global payload to orbit capacity is about 500 tons per year, of which Falcon is about half

798 likes39 RT23 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@flcnhvy If we build as many Starships as Falcons, so ~100 vehicles & each does 100 tons to orbit, that’s a capacity of 10 million tons of payload to orbit per year

1.1K likes81 RT57 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@flcnhvy Payload to orbit per year of Starship fleet is most mind-blowing metric, as it’s designed to fly 3X per day, which is ~1000X per year

1.1K likes91 RT47 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@flcnhvy The economics have to be something like that to build a self-sustaining city on Mars

1.9K likes85 RT42 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@cleantechnica Gas/diesel cars too

1.1K likes57 RT41 replies
Nov 8, 2019

@cleantechnica True

1.1K likes45 RT30 replies
Nov 8, 2019

Extremism is so fun! (@waitbutwhy) https://t.co/ECACsaqAXR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HLNhPMQnWu4

11.2K likes1.3K RT523 replies
Nov 6, 2019

@BenSullins Yes

3.5K likes73 RT79 replies
Nov 6, 2019

The date is strangely familiar … https://t.co/YZl5R1POJL https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-fu7jN2_2pE

12.8K likes602 RT373 replies
Nov 6, 2019

@uhaveanygrapes @Teslarati Looking into it

894 likes20 RT59 replies
Nov 6, 2019

@Ryanth3nerd @Teslarati Yes

1.1K likes48 RT44 replies
Nov 6, 2019

@FredericLambert @Teslarati The audience of entrepreneurs should try it, not the AF

937 likes23 RT38 replies
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