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XChat is a vastly superior product to Signal.
@signalapp has been absolutely awful recently, with tons of dropped calls that rarely connect with audio.
Thanks to @elonmusk & @SpaceX, the City of Memphis finished its Fiscal Year ahead of budget for the first time in a long time.
The City is tracking roughly $5.6 million ahead for the current year.
Memphis Mayor Paul Young said this week that SpaceX generated $54 million in taxes for the City and County this year.
This is a dumb move. AI agents are the future.
United Airlines is banning personal AI assistants from booking flights, arguing the bots pose privacy threats and may violate FAA rules. 🔗 on.wsj.com/489bKZJ
OpenAI has an operating loss of roughly $13.5 billion when including stock-based compensation.
Are we really supposed to believe Sam Altman that the IPO was delayed for safety?
Exclusive: OpenAI grew revenue by roughly 50% to $10 billion from the second to the third quarter, but continued to report heavy operating losses, showing mixed results in its effort to catch up with industry leader Anthropic on.wsj.com/48eQrWv
For our kids and yours, let’s Make America Healthy Again.
Stephen Miller’s appointment energizes RFK Jr. and his MAHA allies politi.co/4iU5cDg
“His priorities will sound familiar to Trump watchers: eliminating what the administration considers "woke" policies from colleges and workplaces, lowering prescription drug prices, and rooting out government and health-care fraud.
“He also wants to emphasize reducing the federal bureaucracy and push for permitting reform, while highlighting how those efforts could help address affordability.
“Sources in the business community say Miller's ideological drive makes him mostly impervious to typical Washington lobbying.”
Scoop — Stephen Miller's post-midterm focus: MAGA and men axios.com/2026/11/11/stephen…
Sounds like Waymo needs better engineers:
“Cars operated by Alphabet’s Waymo failed to stop for the school buses after the software fix the company completed late last year that was supposed to address the issue.
“The agency said it had received a large number of reports saying the cars had passed school buses that were stopped and flashing red lights or had extended a stop sign following the fix.”
Waymo said it had addressed a problem of its driverless taxis passing school buses when their red lights were flashing, but the U.S. government says it has gotten reports since the fix and is investigating. on.wsj.com/4sUapQ2
Taps the sign
Masayoshi Son’s SoftBank reserved enough gas turbines to generate the power of six Hoover Dams. It cost the company billions of dollars in losses. on.wsj.com/4AkINFX
Here’s @StephenM full answer when asked in December 2025 when asked if the chief of staff’s job to tell the president what he doesn’t want to hear:
“No, I wouldn’t say that,” Miller replied, finding fault with my framing of the question and insisting that this president wants to hear everything.
“The chief of staff would never have to encounter the scenario you’re describing. President Trump craves, he loves the every-minute detail of management, having every piece of information, having every side of everything, having inputs into the Oval Office from every square, every quarter, every person.”
As for the president’s staff, Miller said, their job is “implementing the president’s vision, the president’s directions, the president’s agenda, the president’s plans for the future…. We’re just here on his behalf to see that that is done.”
>> @ccwhip: "Would you agree, though, that it’s also the chief of staff’s job to tell the president what he doesn’t want to hear?"
Stephen Miller: "No, I wouldn’t say that." vanityfair.com/story/stephen…
Katie Miller retweeted
Turns out this was an op spearheaded by the pro-China "Party for Socialism and Liberation," using Instagram Reels to convince residents the investment would harm the black community.
Bleak stuff.
Katie Miller retweeted
We have signed a major supply contract with SINGULUS to create a durable option for advanced solar cell manufacturing to support more than 100 GW of equipment as we accelerate the production of our Starmind satellites in Bastrop, Texas → singulus.com/2026/11/10/spac…
Katie Miller retweeted
SpaceX has ordered 100 GW/year of HJT solar manufacturing equipment from Singulus in Germany.
This is for Starmind to create a sentient sun.
We have signed a major supply contract with SINGULUS to create a durable option for advanced solar cell manufacturing to support more than 100 GW of equipment as we accelerate the production of our Starmind satellites in Bastrop, Texas → singulus.com/2026/11/10/spac…
Katie Miller retweeted
Tesla has just officially surpassed Waymo in the total number of robotaxis registered to date in Texas for the first time.
• Tesla: 1,302
• Waymo: 1,297
Tesla just added another 20 Model Ys.
He’s a director whose movie just bombed and likely lost $14 million.
You can’t convince me he understands satellite internet—this guy is just a con artist for clicks.
“Musk” director Alex Gibney says he doesn’t believe Elon Musk “switched votes” in the 2024 presidential election, but suggests Musk used Starlink to intercept election reporting signals “to intercept signals of reporting from ballot places” to learn the results early:
“It puts in your mind this idea that Starlink is not just a means of communication; it’s a means of surveillance and control.”
In the doc, Gibney highlights a text chain between Musk and Ashley St. Clair where Musk appeared confident about Trump’s victory before the results were known: “I found an anomaly in the matrix, and I have 10,000 space lasers that help me understand this.”
variety.com/2026/film/news/a…
First WeWork, then OpenAI
SoftBank signals it may slow its AI spending after a $7 billion loss
SoftBank is weighing a pullback from its aggressive AI investments after swinging to a $7 billion quarterly loss.
“It is only natural that there is some discussion now about waiting and seeing how things play out for a little while,” CFO Yoshimitsu Goto said.
