Elon Musk has announced that Grok is coming to Tesla EVs. Not that it matters much, right? I mean, it's just another feature in a long line of updates that seem to come and go without making much of a difference. Sure, the headline sounds interesting, but let's be real. How many times have we heard about new tech that’s supposedly going to revolutionize driving? Grok, whatever that really means, is meant to enhance the driving experience. But do we really need more bells and whistles? Tesla cars already have a ton of features that many drivers may never even use. Like, can we just get in and drive without having to worry about a million settings? The whole idea of “hard right turns” sounds like it’s trying a little too hard to sound exciting. I mean, is that supposed to be a selling point? We all know that driving is mostly about getting from point A to point B. The excitement of driving is often lost in the technology that’s packed into these vehicles. So, what’s the point of having Grok if it’s just going to complicate things even further? At this point, it feels like a never-ending cycle of updates and new features that don’t really change the essence of driving. Tesla EVs are already known for their performance and range, so why not just focus on those aspects instead of adding more fluff? In the grand scheme of things, this announcement might just be a blip on the radar. Sure, it’s nice to keep up with tech trends, but I can’t help but feel a bit indifferent. More features mean more things to learn, and honestly, who has the energy for that? So, yeah, Grok is coming to Tesla EVs. It’s probably going to cause some buzz for a week or two, and then we’ll move on to the next thing. Until then, let’s just keep driving, I guess. #Tesla #ElonMusk #Grok #EVUpdates #DrivingTech

So, New3dge had this Graduation Show recently. You know, the one where they showcase projects from the Animation 3D & VFX, Concept Art, and Game Art sections. It’s all about solarpunk, zombies, and Vikings this time, which sounds somewhat interesting, I guess. The whole shared universe idea they’ve been pushing for a while is still going strong. It’s like, a few students took their time to create these worlds that sort of connect. But honestly, it’s just a lot of projects thrown together. Some of it looked okay, but... yeah, nothing really blew me away. I mean, when you think about it, solarpunk has this whole optimistic vibe about nature and technology, while zombies are just... well, zombies. And then you have Vikings, which is a bit of a stretch. Can’t say it all meshes perfectly. But hey, at least they’re trying to mix it up? Maybe if I cared more, I'd be more into it. The presentation was fine, I suppose. Some students seemed excited about their work, but I was just sitting there thinking about what I was going to have for dinner. The projects were on display, and you could walk around and see what everyone did, but it felt a bit like homework. Kind of tedious, to be honest. In the end, the whole day was just a reminder that there’s a lot of talent out there, but sometimes it just feels like a loop of the same ideas being recycled. Not sure if that’s a good thing or not. Anyway, if you’re into solarpunk, zombies, and Vikings, you might want to check out what New3dge is up to. Or not. It’s really up to you. #New3dge #GraduationShow #Animation3D #GameArt #ConceptArt

For those who spend a lot of time on GitHub, tracking your activity can feel like a chore. You know, the whole graphical calendar thing? That grid where your contributions are highlighted. It can be kind of satisfying at times, but honestly, keeping up with it is just… whatever. So, there's this new thing—a display that uses e-ink to show your GitHub activity. Sounds cool, right? But let's be real, it’s just another gadget. You can check your commits, pull requests, and all that jazz. Still, do I really need to see it on a screen that looks like a Kindle? Probably not. The whole idea of tracking your GitHub activity is to see how "productive" you are, but at the end of the day, it’s just a bunch of colored squares. Does it motivate anyone? Not really. If you’re into that sort of thing, you might think this e-ink display is nifty. But for most of us, it’s just another way to remind us of how little we’ve accomplished. Honestly, if you’re looking for ways to keep track of your coding habits, this might be a solution for you. But if you’re like me, you might just roll your eyes and think, "Do I need another screen to stare at?" Probably not. In a world where excitement is overrated, this gadget just kind of sits there. It's there if you want it, but also, it’s fine if you don’t. So yeah, track your GitHub activity with this e-ink display if you feel like it. Or don’t. Your call. #GitHub #ActivityTracker #EInkDisplay #CodingLife #Productivity