Damn that has perfect 5 out of 7 vibes.
Hey we should have a list of cool shit to follow in the op.... thx for this one
The only thing I really miss about it having a twitter is watching the menswear guy just totally destroy right-wing creeps: https://bsky.app/profile/merrittk.com/post/3lgyig35wn22n
Not that Leon hasn’t lied to investors for years already, but their forward guidance is total bonkers.
It is funny seeing them blame tariffs as a part of their profit projections.Not that Leon hasn’t lied to investors for years already, but their forward guidance is total bonkers.
Tesla’s 2024 financial results are out—and they’re terrible
40 percent of its profit came from selling regulatory credits.arstechnica.com
Good thing for Musk that investors believe Tesla is an AI/robotics play instead of an automaker. 🤣
Man who ruined Twitter working on doing the same to America.
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https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-government-tech-workers-gsa-tts/
How is 50% mass storage growth going to happen when the Trump administration is trying to kill solar and wind power?Not that Leon hasn’t lied to investors for years already, but their forward guidance is total bonkers.
Tesla’s 2024 financial results are out—and they’re terrible
40 percent of its profit came from selling regulatory credits.arstechnica.com
Good thing for Musk that investors believe Tesla is an AI/robotics play instead of an automaker. 🤣
The buyout offer for federal employees was apparently sent out by Elon Musk without Trump’s knowledge.
I true, in any other executive organization anywhere in any field of work someone doing that would mean he’d be shitcanned at once. But hey, here we are.
How is 50% mass storage growth going to happen when the Trump administration is trying to kill solar and wind power?
#1- There is still a lot of online renewable power especially solar that over generates during certain parts of the day in the US so there is still room for growth even if solar and wind power growth slows down when subsidies are removed.
#2- It is a global market for storage and their is a lot of room for growth outside of the US market.
It's annoying to me that this is still referred to as a 'buyout'. It isn't!The buyout offer for federal employees was apparently sent out by Elon Musk without Trump’s knowledge.
I true, in any other executive organization anywhere in any field of work someone doing that would mean he’d be shitcanned at once. But hey, here we are.
It's a shame that Luigi didn't go after a more dangerous CEO.The buyout offer for federal employees was apparently sent out by Elon Musk without Trump’s knowledge.
I true, in any other executive organization anywhere in any field of work someone doing that would mean he’d be shitcanned at once. But hey, here we are.
Killing or deporting a quarter of the population, and cutting the economy in half will probably get us to the same ratio, maybe that's what is meant.How is 50% mass storage growth going to happen when the Trump administration is trying to kill solar and wind power?
It's a shame that Luigi didn't go after a more dangerous CEO.
This is true however if you are a primarily a car company and you're talking mostly about storage and robots that don't actually exist in your forward guidance that seems like a bit of a problem.
The kind of things that Musk wants to do inside the government are going to make no shortage of desperate and very angry people if he manages them in a country loaded to the gills with firearms. I am absolutely certain this fact has not occurred to him.
Shinzo Abe says helloElmo now has up to 20 bodyguards who travel with him. I doubt you will ever see Musk walking on a New York sidewalk without a phalanx of body guards covering every angle.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/elon-musk-armed-bodyguards-security
The kind of things that Musk wants to do inside the government are going to make no shortage of desperate and very angry people if he manages them in a country loaded to the gills with firearms. I am absolutely certain this fact has not occurred to him.
I'd love to think that monitarily that's bleeding him dry. But, life is not that tough when you have so much money you couldn't possibly spend it all before you die.Elmo now has up to 20 bodyguards who travel with him. I doubt you will ever see Musk walking on a New York sidewalk without a phalanx of body guards covering every angle.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/elon-musk-armed-bodyguards-security
Elmo now has up to 20 bodyguards who travel with him. I doubt you will ever see Musk walking on a New York sidewalk without a phalanx of body guards covering every angle.
https://futurism.com/the-byte/elon-musk-armed-bodyguards-security
Or maybe they are planning to use any reaction as an excuse for martial law -- total dictatorship.
That's certainly not a guarantee and if somebody who actually knows how to use a rifle show up doesn't mean much.
I'd love to think that monitarily that's bleeding him dry. But, life is not that tough when you have so much money you couldn't possibly spend it all before you die.
No they are just mostly morons who don't understand or care about anything. At least on Musk's end.
Imposing martial law because you don't want to pay Social Security is more likely to lead to the dissolution of the nation than a successful authoritarian state.
Oh yea, when you own a business, you don't actually have any responsibilities when it's a corporation, except when it really counts, business write offs.No it isn't a guarantee. There are no guarantees with a properly motivated and trained assassin. However it isn't like elmo is going to walk by himself on a sidewalk in a major US city so it is easy for anyone to walk up and shoot him with a handgun. The security detail makes it more difficult for someone to get at him.
Tesla pays for his security and it is like $2.5M a year.
No it isn't a guarantee. There are no guarantees with a properly motivated and trained assassin. However it isn't like elmo is going to walk by himself on a sidewalk in a major US city so it is easy for anyone to walk up and shoot him with a handgun. The security detail makes it more difficult for someone to get at him.
Oh yea, when you own a business, you don't actually have any responsibilities when it's a corporation, except when it really counts, business write offs.
True but that person would have to know in advance as to where he would be and then plan accordingly. I would imaging for pre-planned events that are public knowledge, getting close would be difficult but not impossible.You also have to take in to account the possibly that the person does not intend to get away. So like they could just rock up on his entourage with an AR-15 pistol that has a c-mag plugged in and that would do it.
Did you see Reed O'Connor's ruling in the American Airlines ERISA case? He basically said that if a company or fund is not doing everything it can to maximize investor returns, it's basically violating fiduciary duty. All hail the mighty dollar.Oh yea, when you own a business, you don't actually have any responsibilities when it's a corporation, except when it really counts, business write offs.