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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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Mar 30, 2019

This might be my finest work

39.1K likes1.5K RT624 replies
Mar 30, 2019

Duck emoji defeats Emo G Records. Crushing victory.

39.6K likes1.1K RT373 replies
Mar 30, 2019

I’m disappointed that my record label failed

40.7K likes1.9K RT713 replies
Mar 30, 2019

Emo G Records https://t.co/zsuB2NDl48 https://t.co/anVkKeFMGr https://soundcloud.com/user-209448905

87.7K likes14.0K RT4.1K replies
Mar 30, 2019

@TechVelocirap @FewellJacob @WorldAndScience Instagram comments are coding in emojis

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Mar 30, 2019

@FewellJacob @WorldAndScience Also true

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Mar 30, 2019

@HConcience @WorldAndScience True

542 likes17 RT12 replies
Mar 30, 2019

The quality of emojis varies wildly

46.7K likes1.7K RT672 replies
Mar 30, 2019

Lame

44.8K likes3.4K RT749 replies
Mar 30, 2019

🦆

149.2K likes17.9K RT4.1K replies
Mar 30, 2019

@WorldAndScience C++ syntax sucks

3.5K likes339 RT210 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@WorldAndScience Assert (“Money” == Series of heterogeneous databases insecurely connected with high latency. Primary purpose == Information system for allocation of human time. As automation++, value of money--);

5.7K likes644 RT214 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@martinengwicht @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag Even connectivity at my house in Silicon Valley sucks!

894 likes33 RT75 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@marshgre @NickBre58305797 @letsrebel1 @paul_rocchini @markbspiegel @Tesla Like the movie Us. Scary … but also empathetic.

528 likes19 RT32 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@martinengwicht @flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag @Ula No, but for sure the other way around!

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Mar 30, 2019

@TesLatino @mcjamez @TeslaAnswers @flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag @Tesla Also the intense low frequency vibrations that you can’t hear, but you can feel in your chest

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Mar 30, 2019

@TeslaAnswers @flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag We’re going to try. Side boosters come back to Cape, center core lands on droneship. Latter will be coming in v hot & fast, so dicey.

1.0K likes43 RT42 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@flcnhvy @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag Annoying that @ULA perpetuates myth that Delta IV Heavy or Atlas V can do some orbits that Falcon Heavy can’t. This is absolutely false. FH would have to go full expendable for GEO direct, but that’s very rare.

1.1K likes56 RT34 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag Probably no fairing either & just 3 Raptor Vacuum engines. Mass ratio of ~30 (1200 tons full, 40 tons empty) with Isp of 380. Then drop a few dozen modified Starlink satellites from empty engine bays with ~1600 Isp, MR 2. Spread out, see what’s there. Not impossible.

1.4K likes88 RT86 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@emilmelar Retrofits will start when our software is able to take meaningful advantage of the Tesla FSD computer, which is an order of magnitude more capable. For now, it’s slightly disadvantageous to have Tesla FSD computer, as our software is more refined for HW2.

906 likes61 RT70 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@MacBenTosh Anyone who bought FSD will get it

825 likes33 RT30 replies
Mar 30, 2019

Anyone who purchased full self-driving will get FSD computer upgrade for free. This is the only change between Autopilot HW2.5 & HW3. Going forward “HW3” will just be called FSD Computer, which is accurate. No change to vehicle sensors or wire harness needed. This is v important.

11.3K likes873 RT634 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@nextspaceflight @Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag Yes. Sensitive propulsion & avionics remained dry. Great work by SpaceX Dragon engineering team. Major improvement over Dragon 1.

1.2K likes59 RT28 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@Erdayastronaut @DiscoverMag Massive delta velocity slam from highly elliptical Earth orbit using a fully retanked, but lightened up Starship with no heat shield or fins/legs. Best choice for the impatient. Ion engines are too slow.

1.4K likes74 RT64 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@DiscoverMag We should send probes to outer solar system & get high res, true color images of these strange things. Maybe there’s an alien artifact out there …

4.9K likes334 RT296 replies
Mar 30, 2019

@erinwinick @techreview Super cool!

2.2K likes49 RT42 replies
Mar 29, 2019

@martin_galway Good point

646 likes20 RT34 replies
Mar 29, 2019

@ialexryan Tax authorities tend to interpret things in their favor, but it sure sounds like you could be right! Will investigate.

860 likes23 RT34 replies
Mar 28, 2019

@GerberKawasaki Rare use case, but it is possible. There are complications with this. Eary prototype Roadsters had this ability.

6.0K likes136 RT206 replies
Mar 28, 2019

@ChadyMattar Exactly

5.2K likes100 RT178 replies
Mar 28, 2019

@briantu Super proud of Tesla Autopilot team!

11.2K likes255 RT203 replies
Mar 27, 2019

@_DavidMacMillan No, it is one week either way.

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Mar 27, 2019

@jose_goncalves_ 🤗

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Mar 26, 2019

@Erdayastronaut @NASA @VP I think so. For sure worth giving it our best shot! Would be great to have a competitive, commercial program to build a moon base that is outcome-oriented (not cost-plus), so you only get paid for safe delivery of cargo.

3.2K likes223 RT155 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@NASA @VP It would be so inspiring for humanity to see humanity return to the moon!

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Mar 26, 2019

@RamLover69 12,000 lbs!? How puny. Do you construct children’s toys?

5.9K likes409 RT261 replies
Mar 26, 2019

That’s exactly it. You’re no longer mentally fatigued after a long drive. Makes a major difference to your happiness level commuting home from work after a long day.

18.5K likes1.2K RT728 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@zachary1978 @Tesla Good point

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Mar 26, 2019

Hard to appreciate how much Tesla Autopilot improves enjoyment of driving until you try it

11.0K likes572 RT462 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@SkiddlyBinx Yes, otherwise propellant usage for an atmospheric entry would be very high and/or center of mass would need to be very tightly constrained. Yes, but we’re going to skip that at first to avoid fragging launch pads.

739 likes21 RT20 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@thejimos Glad you like it! Navigate on Autopilot hopefully approved for Europe soon.

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Mar 26, 2019

Thank you!

33.6K likes1.3K RT604 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@rstefani11 Will do

559 likes14 RT21 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@ICannot_Enough @andrewmackenzie Ford has 4 CEOs in 5 years & nobody blinks, but Tesla loses 1 intern & it’s front page news. I tell ya (shakes fist at sky) …

4.0K likes375 RT268 replies
Mar 26, 2019

@WorldAndScience It’s possible to make a self-sustaining city on Mars by 2050, if we start in 5 years & take 10 orbital synchronizations

29.4K likes3.4K RT999 replies
Mar 25, 2019

@LittleMissFlint @Ryan_Deitsch You’re most welcome! Glad to be helpful.

1.3K likes40 RT32 replies
Mar 24, 2019

@uretericbud @Tesla Only when Y is in production

628 likes25 RT37 replies
Mar 24, 2019

@andrewmackenzie Every car company is constantly changing prices, but nobody cares

1.9K likes111 RT134 replies
Mar 24, 2019

@BuidlHodl Import tariffs, VAT & transport costs

878 likes22 RT35 replies
Mar 24, 2019

To be clear, this doesn’t affect Tesla website order prices. Existing inventory prices are currently slightly lower than on website. This will bring them in line.

11.3K likes300 RT289 replies
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