Shouldn't Anthropic just prompt Claude to "make an Electron app, but more reliable and eats less resource?" That easy right?

"Make no mistakes"

Does google still have employees who spend all their days in the chat rooms advocating for their lifestyle choices while on the clock?

Yes every large software company has Rust coders.

I find it comical that the Switch was completely ignored, which just means to me that Nintendo finally won the console wars while the other two fight for second place. VGCharts has this for lifetime sales for the current consoles in the USA.

Switch 1 (57,530,683) PlayStation 5 - (33,012,035) Xbox Series X|S - (20,764,129) Switch 2 -(4,243,125)

Nintendo isn't really competing in the same space. You buy Nintendo if you want their exclusive games, otherwise not. For everything else, you get to pick between PlayStation, Xbox, PC, Steam deck, etc

All those things can be done with the newer gas F150s minus the frunk storage.

Don't forget he promised robotaxis in 2019:

“Next year for sure, we will have over a million robotaxis on the road,” said Musk on October 21, 2019. “The fleet wakes up with an over-the-air update. That’s all it takes.”

https://www.thedrive.com/news/38129/elon-musk-promised-1-mil...

Yes, we all know that when Elon makes promises about the future, he's always late delivering on them. But this is about the capabilities of something that's already here, and those kind of claims are way more reliable.

What makes you trust the data provided by Tesla?

What happened to those 2 million cyber truck reservations? Supposedly had enough demand for 8 years

"You didn't use SOTA" which is what I see when people respond to critical statements about the productivity of AI on Twitter and Reddit.

Make bootstrap great again.

He did a short lived tv show about helping people out and then the stipulation was you had to be available when he needed you. It was a great concept but I think it lasted one season.

Myst was the top selling game for several years.