Danish father/husband/karate ka/Tesla+Palantir investor/dog owner/crane operator/tow truck driver
Copenhagen, Denmark
Joined April 2022
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You have a lot of faith in Tesla. I chickened out, and bought a new model Y, transferring FSD to it.
I sold the old one to a friend, for the (low) price, Tesla was willing to pay.
Also, I live in Denmark, so who knows when FSD will be approved, so i can get some benefit for my investment?
That was also a big part in me wanting more longevity for the car. The old one was already four years old with almost 100k miles.
Purchased FSD for my 160,000mi Tesla Model 3
It’s a car I will never sell so I hope one day Tesla future proofs it by upgrading the hardware
Regardless, I always say buy on capability today and not on future promise, and even on a HW3 car I know I will always want this level of capability (or more!) for as long as the car lasts.
Hvis du mener det du siger, så er det på tide at se på den måde muslimer opfører sig på i DK.
De udnytter folks bløde hjerter i forhold til Gasa, til at sprede jødehad og fremme radikal islamisme.
Så kom ud af busken, og giv lyd fra dig, over for disse modbydelige mennesker.
Peter Helmer retweeted
Søndagens samfundssatire.
Vejen til at være progressiv for den moderne vestlige kvinde, er ifølge de frelste følgende:
Start med at bruge din ungdom på at hade hvide mænd og beskylde dem for alverdens ondskab.
Nu har du moralens overhånd og kan nu dyrke solidariteten i din seng med de undertrykte ofrer. Jo mørkere i huden, jo lysere samvittighed.
Husk at blive gravid under din solidaritet, for dine børns hudfarve skal dokumentere at du er tolerant.
Hvis han derefter banker dig gul og blå, fordi han er fra en anden kultur hvor de nok kan finde på hvad som helst, så bare slap af - vi har et krisecenter klar til dig med inklusionsplakater.
På krisecenteret kan du introducere dig som følgende for din socialrådgiver:
''Hej, jeg hedder Camilla og er 31 år gammel. Min afrikanske mand tævede mig fordi jeg kørte bil uden hans tilladelse, og det må man ikke i hans kultur.
Vi har 3 børn og jeg har boet på krisecenter lige siden jeg kørte bil uden kongens tilladelse. Men nu har jeg fundet kærligheden igen. Jeg er blevet forelsket i psykologen på krisecentret. Han misbruger mig kun følelsesmæssigt''.
Hvis krisecentret giver dig sparket, kan du altid med lidt held håbe på at finde en hvid mand der har nok skyldfølelse til at adoptere både dig og konsekvenserne af din tolerance. Han redder dig fra de valg du tog for at bevise, at du ikke er racist.
Muslimske kvinder skal bevise, at de er jomfruer.
Vestlige kvinder skal bevise, at de er tolerante.
Begge får ar på sjælen af det - bare med forskellige hashtags.
Fingers crossed for a successful launch.
Peter Helmer retweeted
Tesla's FSD chips: Integer vs. Floating-point
At Tesla's shareholder meeting Elon said that, "integer operations are fundamentally more efficient than floating-point operations...integer is much more power efficient, much more silicon efficient, but you actually have to train for integer inference - everyone else is training for floating-point - that's a niche technical detail, but it's actually very important."
So what does he mean?
Well, imagine you’re driving a Tesla, and the car’s “brain” has to think really fast to decide what to do every second:
- Is that a shadow or a pothole?
- How far away is that car?
- Can I make this turn safely?
All of that happens millions of times per second - like a giant video game running in real life.
Two Ways the Car’s Brain Can Do Math
Computers think using numbers, and there are two main kinds of math they can use:
Floating Point (“fancy math”) – handles decimals like 3.14159 → Super accurate, but slower and more energy-hungry.
Integer (“simple math”) – handles whole numbers like 3 or 4 → Slightly less precise, but way faster and more efficient.
Why Tesla Likes Integer Math
Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) chip in the car runs AI models that turn camera video into driving decisions. To make this happen in real time, Tesla needs speed and efficiency more than perfect decimals.
Here’s the trick:
The AI doesn’t need to know if something is 3.14159 meters away. It just needs to know it’s about 3 meters away - that’s good enough to brake safely.
So instead of wasting power on floating-point math, it uses integer math, which is like rounding to the nearest whole number.
That’s enough precision for driving, and it makes everything run faster.
What Happens Inside the Chip
Think of the chip like a big army of tiny workers (transistors).
Integer math: the workers do simple, quick jobs - they don’t get tired and don’t need much energy.
Floating point math: the workers do harder, more detailed jobs - they need more space, more time, and more power.
Tesla’s chip uses millions of small, efficient workers (integer units) that can handle tons of simple math at once - kind of like having a million fast-thinking ants instead of a few slow geniuses.
The Result
Because Tesla uses integer math:
- The car reacts faster (less delay between seeing and acting).
- The computer uses less energy, so there’s more battery power for driving.
- The chip costs less to make and runs cooler.
- Tesla can process huge amounts of video data cheaply in its training supercomputer.
Wow, good price too.
NEWS: Tesla has started a new car rental program at select locations
Rent for up to a week at a minimum of $60 per day, with FSD and free Supercharging included!
This is massive!!!
$TSLA
You should damn well be proud.
Setting a goal and working as hard as possible to achieve it, is something few people can manage, these days. Most of us are way too addicted to our comforts.
Well done.
I now have 1300 shares of $TSLA that I have accumulated over the last 5 years.
"It must be nice to own that much" many say but no, I've worked nearly 100 hour weeks every single week for more than 5 years straight while living like shit, limiting expenses, not going on trips (and taking the cheapest route when I did), and delaying gratification just so I could squeeze in another share.
This wasn't easy. I had to move countries to make this happen, sacrificing my friends, my freedom and my comfortable lifestyle for a better long term future.
I hate when others say "it must be nice" because they don't see the hardship and pain that goes into it. Most will never understand this level of sacrifice because it's simply too painful to leave their comfort lifestyle, to move to another country, to start all over again and to work like a dog while dealing with the stock dropping 80% and getting death threats back in 2022/2023 for talking about it on YouTube.
So no, it's not nice to own that many $TSLA stock, I'm fucking proud to own it.
Peter Helmer retweeted
FSD saves lives. It happened to me tonight.
Going through New Mexico from the Tesla Shareholders' meeting, the head-on collision (75 mph) with oncoming traffic was averted. Just a broken mirror, busted window, and a bit of a shaken mind. Thank you Elon, thank you Tesla, thank you cybertruck.
Peter Helmer retweeted
“It's a custom built tower with arms that is designed to catch the largest and heaviest flying object ever made and pluck it out of the air.”
— Elon Musk
Peter Helmer retweeted
I have so much to be grateful for this week and I can’t thank all the supporters enough who put their trust and confidence in me--most importantly, the President of the United States 🇺🇸
Peter Helmer retweeted
Elon has done all of these things publicly on X. On 2 separate occasions, when 2 of my friends died (one from unknowingly taking fentanyl), he sent his condolences to me publicly on X. He sends condolences all the time for regular people on X, not just to “important” people who make headlines when they die. Not everyone likes sports, so what. He probably enjoys some sports but doesn’t let them occupy much of his time.
This woman is a straight up liar. She doesn’t know because she probably doesn’t care to read his posts. Wtf.
So curious that such a wealthy man never posts anything that indicates that he enjoys or is even aware of what virtually everyone appreciates— scenes from nature, pet dog or cat, praise for a movie, music, a book (but doubt that he reads); pride in a friend’s or relative’s accomplishment; condolences for someone who has died; pleasure in sports, acclaim for a favorite team; references to history. In fact he seems totally uneducated , uncultured. The poorest persons on Twitter may have access to more beauty & meaning in life than the “most wealthy person in the world.”
Peter Helmer retweeted
My coworker got promoted over me.
He was worse at coding. Better at politics.
I wrote better code. Fixed more bugs. Shipped faster.
He talked in meetings. Took credit. Played the game.
He got the promotion. I got "keep up the good work".
That's when I realized: corporate rewards politics, not performance.
Six months later I quit. Started freelancing.
Now I make 3x his salary. No politics. No credit-stealing. Just solving problems and getting paid directly.
The best developers rarely get promoted. They get used.
Companies optimize for compliance and communication. Not competence.
If you're technically great but politically terrible, you'll never win at corporations.
Leave. Build your own thing. Get paid for your actual value.
Peter Helmer retweeted
Still can’t believe I got this shot…
I’m going for something even more difficult this weekend, wish me luck 🙃
Peter Helmer retweeted
“The zero-sum mindset you have is at the root of so much evil.”
Exactly.
You are a taker, not a maker. All you’ve done your whole life is take from the makers of the world.
The zero-sum mindset you have is at the root of so much evil. Once you realize that civilization is not zero-sum and that it is about making far more than one consumes, then it becomes obvious that the path to prosperity for all is just let the makers make.
Regarding Tesla, the reality is that I have been given nothing.
However, if I lead Tesla to become the most valuable company in the world by far and it stays that way for 5 years, shareholders voted to award me 12% of what is built. Anyone who wants to come along for the ride can buy Tesla stock.
If Tesla “merely” becomes a $1.999 trillion dollar company, I get nothing. This is a great deal for shareholders, which is why they voted so overwhelmingly to approve this, for which I am immensely grateful.
And they did so by a margin far more than you won your political seat.
Awesome, now light that giant candle 😁
ESCAPADE UPDATE: Hearing @blueorigin has received an exemption from the @FAANews daytime launch curfew. "GO" for launch during the day!!
New Glenn rollout tonight!
Teams monitoring weather; if Sunday scrubs, looking like week delay.
📸: Gavin (@tweetsiphotos) for @TLPN_Official
I wish you the best possible outcome. Frivolous lawsuits are breaking the very fabric that American businesses build upon.
Today I faced my Cyberstalker Aaron Jacob Greenspan in a court hearing via Zoom.
Greenspan failed to serve me properly, than ran to court and requested an entry of default just days after I appeared at the first court hearing on September 17th. Default is entered if someone fails to respond to the lawsuit in time, and basically means that they lose the case by default and are blocked from responding.
Greenspan was worried about the anti-SLAPP motion I am filing against him, which would require him to pay my attorney's fees if I prevail and dismiss the case immediately. He knows that this is a crystal clear anti-SLAPP case, and default was his last chance to try and stop me from filing it.
Unfortunately for him, the court today granted my motion to set aside the entry of default. I am now clear to file my anti-SLAPP motion and defend myself in this case once again. California's anti-SLAPP law protects bloggers like myself from frivolous litigation that is designed to threaten us into silence on matters of public importance, like the brutal smear campaign waged against Tesla by short sellers like Greenspan that I was covering before Greenspan doxxed me and turned the smear campaign on me.
It is difficult and traumatizing to face the cyberstalker who has been terrorizing me for the last 6 years face to face via Zoom, but I am excited to be able to put my experiences with my cyberstalker in the public record and to file a cross-complaint against him. The judge seems very smart and fair and takes zero BS, and told off both me and Greenspan during the hearing. (The mail they sent me was bouncing via the address I provided, which was not acceptable). I'm optimistic that the judge will be able to see the situation for what it really is and is way too sharp to be fooled by Greenspan's countless false accusations, mischaracterizations, and dramatizations. Honestly he seems very smart and based on what I've seen so far I respect him a lot.
For the first time, I'm facing my Cyberstalker Greenspan in court face to face, without a lawyer representing me. Please pray for me. Greenspan has been involved in dozens of bogus lawsuits and is an expert in representing himself in court, while this is the first time I've ever been sued by anyone. I am at a huge disadvantage, and Greenspan is attempting to spin my mistakes like the incorrect address into willful misconduct. It's definitely stressful and scary to face off against a long time cyberstalker in court like this, dealing with constant false accusations. I'm going to have to be very careful, and learn a lot about how civil litigation works. But I hope that ultimately I can get the truth into the public record much more effectively than if I was being represented by counsel that has an interest in keeping this litigation going on forever so that I pay them endless amounts of money. Costs of this litigation have already exceeded $200,000 over the last 6 years.
To my Cyberstalker Greenspan, I know this process isn't pleasant for you either. I know you don't want me talking about you or how you destroyed the last seven years of my life. But i'm going to have to. I'm going to have to write about it in court, talk about it here on X, and make YouTube videos about it to try and get this situation resolved. I know you're worried about your liability with my anti-SLAPP motion, and take offense to my presenting my side of the story in the public record. I know you're not going to be happy about my cross-complaint, where I make my case against you, Think Computer Corporation, and Think Computer Foundation.
When I look at your face over Zoom, I see that this case has destroyed both of us. You're now supposedly broke and lost millions of dollars. It's been devastating financially for all parties, and nobody has won in 6+ years of bickering. I can see the physical toll it's taken on you, and I feel the negative impacts on my own health.
The smart thing to do is settle now, before I file my anti-SLAPP motion next week. You avoid me filing the anti-SLAPP motion and having it in the public record forever. You avoid the cross-complaint. You avoid potential liability for your years of frivolous litigation against me. You avoid me talking about the case and sharing my story about the brutal harassment campaign you've waged against me. All I want is for you to dismiss me and Smick and let me go on with my life without ever thinking of you again. That's it.
You can contact Smick's lawyer Jacob to discuss settlement terms, and he will forward your messages to me. But if you don't want to settle, I am ready and willing to litigate this fully and even take it to a jury for trial if necessary. It's my belief that your harassment of your critics online is criminal under California law, and you must know deep down that I am right. I hope that we can reach a settlement agreement, but if we cannot agree to a settlement on reasonable terms, that's ok too. I really want you to face justice for what you've done to me and so many other victims, and if that's the path you prefer it may ultimately be for the best.
