Pro America 🇺🇸. Electrical engineer, builder and technologist. Thoughts are my own
Monterey, CA
Joined August 2009
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People don’t understand this product. I’ll take one for each of us, maybe a spare or two to run errands. Think about how they iterated on an iPhone for 20 years. This product will iterate for decades think 100 years! There’s no limit we can see right now and AI progress is accelerating. This will be your personal R2-D2/C-3P0 but way better.
Suddenly everyone is using opus again
We’ve agreed to a partnership with @SpaceX that will substantially increase our compute capacity.
This, along with our other recent compute deals, means that we’ve been able to increase our usage limits for Claude Code and the Claude API.
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BREAKING: The DOJ is releasing 3 million Epstein documents today, including 2,000 videos and 180,000 images
"In total, that means DOJ produced 3.5M pages in compliance with the Act."
Extremely bullish words from Bernie
BREAKING: BERNIE SANDERS IS BULLISH ON $TSLA — SAYS FUTURE IS DRIVEN BY “AUTONOMY” AND “ROBOTS” 👀
He says innovation is accelerating !
All this discussion about the P320 just makes me love the hammer fired stuff more. M9, 1911, P226 are the GOAT guns
It would seem that Bruce Gray is saying that certain generationally different parts, if assembled in a certain way, could cause a P320 to fire unintentionally. He said he's never seen this problem manifest in the wild but he was apparently able to create such an unsafe situation in testing with various parts.
I know Sig makes continuous rolling changes to their guns, some are pretty significant. I documented a number of them with the P365 when I was investigating issues with it years ago. They made significant changes to the fire control parts which addressed most of the concerns I had with the pistol at the time.
If what Bruce says is true, that parts like an old take down lever and safety lever being installed in a newer pistol, along with other changes, can cause a situation where the gun fires unintentionally, that needs to be thoroughly investigated. I'm not sure exactly what Bruce is hinting at here as the details are a bit vague, but it sounds potentially serious (about 8 minutes into the video).
Towards the end of the video he said in a week or so they would be announcing some new products that would “nibble around the edges”of the issues that might cause problems with the P320… I found that statement to be at odds with other things he said in this video, in particular there’s no way except for one that the P320 can fire unintentionally.
He even said he "knows what’s going on" with the P320 and their new products will address these problem(s).🤷♂️
As of right now I personally would avoid putting aftermarket slides, strikers and fire controls in my P320's until more information becomes available. I would avoid mix-matching parts between guns. I’ll explain why with a link to another video I discovered where a P320 with an aftermarket slide is doing the exact same thing that the Wyoming Gun Project video showed.
I’m also going to track Gray Guns to see what parts they ultimately offer to "fix" the issues Bruce alluded to towards the end of the video.
Here's the link to the original video on FB: facebook.com/share/p/16x4ZA3…
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If you didn't cry while your dad was trying to teach you math at the dining room table, did you even really have a childhood?
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Buying and holding a volatile stock like $TSLA for decades sounds easy. But after doing it for 13 years and being active on this platform, I’ve realized: fewer than 0.1% of people are truly mentally and psychologically equipped to handle that kind of long-term conviction.
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I don’t want Elon to start a third political party at all, but i’ll definitely join if he does. I don’t identify with Democrats or Republicans
2016 year of the X unveil - which I was able to attend as a +1 from a friend who was an early owner. Thanks bro!
The next year I bought an 85D with unlimited supercharging and autopilot package and ~10 shares of TSLA. The autopilot was such a game changer. From that day forward I looked for every possible way to never drive a car w/o autopilot again.
On the eve of robotaxi, I can confidently say I’ve spent at least 300k (probably more) miles behind autopilot through the og S, a 3, Y and now X. It’s come full circle. These are the best cars in the world and now the entire world gets to find out why.
