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SpaceX has now completed its 60th dedicated Starlink launch of 2026, putting nearly 1,600 new Starlink satellites into orbit this year alone All in just under 6 months That is an insane pace The Starlink constellation keeps growing every single week, bringing high-speed internet to more people around the world

Got another update to Grok Build.....it’s receiving daily improvements at a rapid pace Release Notes: v0.2.73 Features: • Keep text selection highlight setting added so drag selections stay visible until dismissed. Bug Fixes: • Doubled lines after tab switches or focus changes in tmux or editor terminals are now healed. • Clipboard copy now only shows success when the pasteboard actually received the text via a trusted path.

SpaceX just launched 2 Falcon 9 rockets in 10 hours Falcon 9 lifted off from California and delivered 24 more Starlink satellites to orbit Then another Falcon 9 launched from Florida, sending SXM-11 private/commercial mission to orbit Two different coasts - Two Different missions Two reused boosters - One insane launch cadence There is no other company that can launch like SpaceX... SpaceX is operating at a completely different level At this point, Falcon 9 launches are starting to look like airline departures

Elon Musk just gave big Grok update: Grok 4.5 is now in private beta at SpaceX and Tesla It’s based on SpaceX’s new 1.5T V9 foundation model, with Cursor data added through supplemental training Early evals are showing performance close to, and possibly above, Opus RL is still improving the model, and Grok Build is getting better every day Also very huge: completely new models trained from scratch are expected every month this year from SpaceX

For half a century, the 7.6 million pounds of thrust from the Saturn V was the absolute ceiling of human engineering SpaceX is now treating that as a baseline “Starship V3 is more than double the thrust of the Saturn V… By V4, we’ll be pretty much three times” — Elon Musk SpaceX’s first-principles engineering is on another level

SpaceX rocket launches in 2026 are insanely brutal SpaceX: • 76 operational launches ➝ 76 successes ➝ 0 failures The entire rest of the world combined: • 55 tracked launches ➝ 49 successes ➝ 6 failures SpaceX basically erased the failure bar entirely from the chart lol One company has flown more operational orbital missions this year than every other country, agency, and launch company combined and still has a cleaner record with a 100% success rate so far This is one company operating at industrial scale while the rest of the world still treats orbit like a rare national event

Elon just hinted at Neuralink’s next major leap: Not just brain-to-computer control Higher-bandwidth communication between humans, AI, and eventually humans themselves This is much bigger than typing with your brain AI is moving at a speed humans simply can’t match through keyboards, phones, voice, or even language itself We think in rich ideas Then we compress those ideas into words Then someone else has to decode those words back into meaning That is painfully low bandwidth AI does not have that problem Machines can process, respond, and improve at insane speed If humans stay trapped in slow communication loops while AI keeps accelerating, we lose the advantage Neuralink is the bridge “In the long term, Neuralink hopes to play a role in AI risk / civilizational risk reduction by improving human-to-AI and human-to-human bandwidth by several orders of magnitude” — Elon Musk Brain → computer is step one Brain → AI is the next frontier Brain → brain is the long-term vision Human intent moving closer to the speed of thought This is how humans stay competitive in the age of superintelligence Not by slowing AI down By upgrading human bandwidth

Grok Build just got another update with many improvements Release Notes: v0.2.64 — 2026-06-24 Features: • Dashboard now displays the current directory and branch; click or press Ctrl+L to change location, or Ctrl+W to dispatch new agents into fresh git worktrees. • /recap now appears as a collapsible tool-style block with a loading spinner while generating. Bug Fixes: • Dashboard arrow keys open agent details and exit overlays; closing an agent now selects the neighboring row. • /usage command and credit warnings are now hidden for API-key authentication. • MCP servers from your user config no longer appear labeled as project-scoped when running from your home directory.

Grok Build just got another update with many new features, improvements, and bug fixes Release Notes: 0.2.61 – 2026-06-22 Features: • Closing a terminal tab with a running process now shows a confirmation dialog instead of killing it immediately. • /usage now shows prepaid credits balance and auto top-up status. • Clipboard copy on Wayland now also tries wl-copy; per-leg outcomes are now logged for diagnostics. • Goal mode toggles and limits can now be set in config.toml under the [features] table. • All /goal options (toggles, limits, role models) are now configurable together in a [goal] table. • Clipboard copies from VS Code over SSH now warn when non-ASCII text may be garbled. Bug Fixes: • Focus reports no longer leak as literal text when split across reads over SSH. • --disable-web-search now honored in grok -p and grok agent; auxiliary model routing respects catalog overrides. • Focus events now fire correctly for SSH-split focus reports. • Boolean tool flags now accept "true"/"false"/"yes"/"no"/1/0 strings and numbers in addition to native booleans. • Session last-active timestamps and message counts no longer regress under concurrent writers. • iTerm2 now always uses text/metadata image fallback instead of broken OSC 1337 overlays. • Model switches no longer leave the prompt queue stuck after a reconnect. • Closing a terminal tab with a running process no longer shows a confirmation dialog. • Custom agent profiles now correctly use the harness required by their pinned model. • Subagents under custom profiles now adopt the correct harness from the parent's model. • Changelog and release-notes modals now scroll with the mouse wheel and arrow keys.

The new /goal command in Grok Build is a huge update Until now, most coding agents have worked like enhanced chatbots You ask. It responds. You review. You guide it. Repeat /goal changes the entire paradigm Instead of micromanaging every step, you hand Grok Build a single engineering objective, and it plans the work, breaks it into tasks, executes them, verifies the results, and keeps going until the goal is complete It can: • Create an execution plan • Track progress with a checklist • Review code • Inspect webpages • Execute scripts • Verify its own work • Recover from failures • Continue autonomously while you supervise You can monitor and control it with commands like: /goal status /goal pause /goal resume /goal clear This is a shift from “help me write code” to “own this engineering objective” That’s a completely different category of coding agent...and a glimpse of where AI-assisted software development is headed

Neuralink now has its 26th recipient Sgt. Lee Marten, @Canuckula, is a Vancouver Police Sergeant, cyclist, and ALS patient who became the first Canadian to receive the N1 brain-computer interface Lee was diagnosed with ALS in February 2025 and received his implant in May, with a 25-person team of doctors, engineers, and specialists from Canada and the U.S. involved in the procedure This is why Neuralink matters It is not just futuristic tech.....it is technology that can help people regain communication, independence, and a connection to the world Neuralink keeps changing lives

The Falcon program has now delivered more mass to orbit in recent years than the rest of the world combined and more individual satellites than all of humanity launched in the previous 60+ years of spaceflight The Merlin engine is quite literally the most successful rocket engine of all time. Reliable, powerful, refined over hundreds of flights and thousands of engine-uses, and still going strong It’s the machine that: • Made Starlink possible at global scale • Proved reusability at an industrial level • Dropped launch costs dramatically • Inspired an entire new generation of space companies • Carried thousands of satellites, cargo, and crewed missions with incredible reliability

Jensen Huang on Elon’s vision for humanoid robots: Elon has said there could eventually be one humanoid robot for every person Jensen Huang’s response? “I’m hoping more” He believes even that estimate may be too conservative “There’s going to be a whole bunch of robots in factories working around the clock” “Almost everything will be robotic” Today, the world is already facing a massive labor shortage “We’re millions of people short in labor today. We are desperate for robotics so companies can grow” This isn’t just about replacing repetitive work It’s about enabling industries to scale beyond the limits of human labor The robot revolution won’t be measured in millions It will likely be measured in billions

Jamie Dimon just called Elon Musk “our Einstein” “You gotta look at Elon…..SpaceX, Tesla, Neuralink. The guy is our Einstein” That line hits because it’s true Elon is building the future through companies that actually execute: rockets, EVs, brain-computer interfaces, AI, robotics, satellites, energy, and the path to Mars

Here’s everything you need to know about Grok Build’s changelog since release Grok Build is moving fast from a coding CLI into a full terminal-native agent workspace Since launch, it has added or improved plan/review/approve workflows, clean diffs, project-aware context through AGENTS.md, skills, hooks, plugins, MCP servers, parallel subagents, headless mode, ACP support, web/X search, image and video tools, compaction, memory handling, and long-running sessions The biggest upgrade people should not miss is the rendering layer Grok Build can now keep more technical output directly inside the terminal: math, formulas, LaTeX, Mermaid diagrams, ER diagrams, UML/class diagrams, state diagrams, sequence diagrams, tables, media outputs, and richer terminal views That matters a lot for research, ML, simulations, algorithms, database design, infra diagrams, paper implementation, and serious code review The terminal is no longer just where you run commands. It is becoming the place where you understand the work, inspect the logic, review diagrams, and keep moving without constantly copying output into another app The workspace layer is also got much more serious upgrades Agent Dashboard lets you manage multiple coding sessions from one screen, see what is working, idle, blocked, or waiting for input, peek at the latest output, reply inline, and dispatch new work without jumping between sessions The Plugin Marketplace turns Grok Build into an extensible developer environment Plugins can bundle skills, slash commands, agents, hooks, MCP servers, and LSPs. Launch partners include MongoDB, Vercel, Sentry, Chrome DevTools, Cloudflare, and Superpowers. Plugin installs can now resolve directly from registered marketplaces instead of only local paths The latest releases are mostly about making all of this reliable during real work Long responses can resume after network blips. MCP servers recover better after drops or noisy output. Compaction no longer hangs forever. Notifications only fire when user attention is actually needed. Linux clipboard support is stronger. Windows and iTerm rendering are cleaner. Very long sessions can scroll, resume, and quit without falling apart Grok Build is becoming a full terminal-native agent workspace: multi-session, plugin-driven, MCP-connected, diagram-aware, math-capable, media-capable, long-context, and built for developers who actually live in the terminal