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Don’t live in the past man… the future is now! Using SI to make life easier. Follow along!
Joined March 2025
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Bay Brief is end-to-end diagnose for your car. Realtime: describe the problem, drop photos, track what fixed it. Tired of guessing what’s wrong, fixing things that aren’t the problem, guessing which parts. This makes life simpler. Log what you’ve already tried so the bot keeps that history. Clone once and talk in one place.
Clone the template: x.ai/bot/SpTTqILibCdK5iI5cty…
On a 2008 gas SUV, shop path was about $1,200 (diagnose + fix). I did it for about $80: blower + resistor + pigtail. I doubted the pigtail; it was right. Named the tools, pointed at YouTube for the hard under-dash bolt. Cold air at every speed.
My EV: careful Grok log before any Grok Bots. Passenger-floor hum + cameras. Service skimmed it, close didn’t match, it came back. Built closed-loop bots so that signal doesn’t get missed. Grok 4.7 ranked an intermittent low-voltage install path.
Shops and fleets waste hours chasing the wrong fix. On Tesla with Grok already in the car, say “noise at the front wheel right now.” When Tesla allows it, Service Mode codes can come in realtime; Bay Brief freezes that state on the spot. You get a ranked brief instantly. On gas cars it still works. Narrate, drop photos, paste codes into Grok; you get the same ranked diagnose.
This whole thing goes back to my dad. He’s the engineer who showed me the ropes. If this wins, I want to bring him to SpaceX to see a launch.
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The FCC just opened up more spectrum that Starlink can use, giving SpaceX more room to increase capacity and improve satellite broadband
Today, the FCC voted to open the 12.7–13.25 GHz and 42–42.5 GHz bands to expanded fixed-satellite services
That unlocks 1,050 MHz of additional spectrum for satellite communications
For Starlink, access to more spectrum means more potential capacity to serve customers and support higher-bandwidth connectivity
Another major step toward scaling satellite internet across the U.S.
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"I did not conquer half the world by listening to men who had conquered nothing."
— Alexander The Great
Bay Brief — fix your car yourself without the shop bill.
Narrate symptoms, drop photos, paste codes. You get a ranked diagnose + DIY steps with parts and tools. Works on both EV and IC vehicles.
Try it → x.ai/bot/SpTTqILibCdK5iI5cty…
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That oh crap this is a exit ~ car turns the blinker on last second is oh so familiar 🤣🤣
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Most men forget that the goal isn’t money.
The goal is to spend your day as you wish.
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if a girl cancels plans with you text her back saying my night just freed up want to hang
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The @Tesla Semi platform could allow for many different variants in the future. This way, everything can become electronic and autonomous:
• Buses
• RVs
• Firetrucks
• Garbage trucks
• Dump trucks
I hope this happens one day.
