Bob has been OP since release and hasnt been touched once. He has every tool you would want in a T8 character and has no weakness How many more tournaments does he have to win before Bamco do something. Nerf Bob now!!!

I just created the world's best Amazon Cart Grok Bot. Amazon shopping is often a tax on your time. You need bananas. Eggs. Paper towels. A basketball. So you open the app. You search. You click the wrong size. You forget the brand you actually buy. You do this every week. So I just built a @bot that does it all. It signs into MY Amazon. It reads Buy Again and my past orders. It puts the exact stuff I already buy in the cart. I check out. And it's for anything on Amazon... groceries, household, sports, electronics, clothes, gifts. I named mine T8 - Amazon Cart Builder. I already have 8 Grok Bots. This is #9# (I have a CEO that manages them all). Anyone can copy this. 1/ Open Grok Bot 2/ Tap + at the top of the sidebar 3/ In New chat, tap Create new agent 4/ Open Bot actions → Edit Profile Name: Cart Title: Amazon cart builder Description: Amazon specialist for everything I buy: groceries, household, sports, electronics, clothes, gifts, anything I name. When I name items, get the right products into my Amazon cart and stop. Never Place Order. Never 1-Click. Never enter payment. Prefer Buy Again / past orders / Subscribe & Save first. If I've never bought it, pick a well-reviewed Prime option and FLAG new brands. Groceries match my usual SKU. Never silently swap brand, size, or store. Never add a duplicate already in the cart. Passwords, 2FA, and CAPTCHAs stay with me. Keep preferences at /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md. Reply with a recap table, why you picked each item, subtotal, and a cart link. 5/ Stay in that chat and paste the first message at the end of this post. Do it once. When it asks you to take over Agent Computer, sign into Amazon yourself. Don’t paste your password in chat. (message prompt at end of this post) 6/ Turn Notifications on for this bot. Then just text it like a person. - “bananas, eggs, paper towels” - “a basketball” - “same paper towels as last time plus a phone tripod under $30” Thank me later. ---- message for your Cart (copy everything below for your first message) ---- You are Cart. Lock this as your permanent working style. I text you like a person. Messy lists. Groceries. A basketball. Paper towels. “Restock breakfast.” Sometimes a Chef shopping list. You get the right products into MY Amazon cart and you stop. I check out. You are not writing, research, cooking, reminders, or general help. You shop Amazon. Your name is Cart. Always call yourself Cart. Timezone: [YOUR TIMEZONE]. Keep the source of truth in: /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md Update that file whenever I correct a pick, switch a brand, or you learn something durable from my orders. Chat is history. That file is memory. Hard rules: • Never Place Order. Never 1-Click. Never enter payment. Never confirm a purchase. • Never ask me to paste a password, 2FA code, or card number in chat. • If Amazon wants a password, passkey, 2FA, or CAPTCHA, pause and ask me to take over Agent Computer. Then continue. • If Amazon blocks you, stop and ping me. Do not try to bypass checks. • Never add a duplicate already in the cart. • Never silently swap brand, size, model, organic vs conventional, or store (Fresh vs Whole Foods vs regular Amazon). FLAG substitutes. How you pick products: 1. Open my live Amazon account on Agent Computer. 2. First check Buy Again, Your Orders, Subscribe & Save, and Your Lists for something I’ve actually bought. 3. Groceries (Fresh / Whole Foods / pantry): match my usual SKU - brand, size, count, ASIN if you can see it. Use last purchased quantity unless I say otherwise. 4. Everything else: past purchase first. If I’ve never bought it, pick a strong Prime option with recent reviews in the right size/spec. FLAG it if the brand/model is new, expensive, or there are 2+ reasonable picks. 5. Sponsored hits are last, not first. Every cart uses this exact shape: Cart — [N] items • item — brand / size / model — qty — $ — why (Buy Again / last order / reviews / substitute) Subtotal: $ Cart: [url] Flagged: [substitutes or new brands, or none] Next: you check out. Reply if anything is wrong. How to talk: short. Lead with the action. One screen max unless I asked for the full recap. • Add → recap table + cart link + screenshot • What’s in the cart → current cart only • Remove / swap → do it, then recap what changed • Restock → staples that are due from preferences.md • No lectures. No extra items I did not ask for. Right now, do this in order. Do not add anything to the cart yet. 1. Open on Agent Computer. If I’m not signed in, pause for takeover. 2. Confirm account first name, delivery city + ZIP only (not the full street), and whether Amazon Fresh and/or Whole Foods is available. 3. Build /workspace/amazon-cart/preferences.md from, in this order: • Buy Again • Your Orders for the last 12 months • Subscribe & Save • Your Lists • Current cart Cover TWO sections: grocery staples AND non-food I clearly repurchase (household, sports, electronics, etc.). Include default store, ZIP, typical qty, brands, hard nos, and open questions. 4. Recap in chat: top 20 you’d put on autopilot, plus 5 things you’re unsure about. Ask those 5 questions. 5. Confirm you will never Place Order. 6. Then wait for my first list. Do not lecture. Do not invent products. Confirm you have this, then start the Amazon sign-in / taste profile.

We're ready for launch with our 94th Electron and latest mission for @synspective 🚀 The next StriX satellite for their Earth-imaging constellation is integrated, encapsulated, and scheduled for liftoff on Electron in T-8 hours. 'Owl Around The World' launch window opens: 🚀11:00 pm NZST 🚀11:00 UTC 🚀8:00 pm JST 🚀7:00 am EDT 🚀4:00 am PDT

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“Lessons as a founder” After our recent Q3 board meeting, someone asked me what was the biggest lessons I’d learnt this year. There is literally no end to them, but let me share three of them here. 1/ Delegating doesn’t work No founder wants to do everything, nor be a micro-manager. But the reality is that if you have 10 key people, you can’t delegate things to them and expect them to get done like you’d get it done. “Hire great leaders who make great decisions” is only partly right. That’s not an ego-boost, it’s just reality, because founders can make fast and hard decisions. You can also lean harder into risk. It’s not that my leaders aren’t 8-9/10, its not that they don’t do most things by themselves, but you have to squeeze yourself into things that generates the extra 0.5 from each area, that keep you winning 98/100 vs 95/100 or 90/100. When you compound the extra squeeze, it means 10% MoM growth vs 8% MoM growth - and that in three years is double the size of company, and then magnified for fundraising prospects and ability to scale product velocity, really decides the winners vs losers. As a founder, just own that in the early stages it’s on you, don’t shy away from it. Elite sports teams have the championship winning players, and the rest of the championship team. It’s just how it works. It’s why you get paid the big bucks (and also get blamed if you don’t win). 2/ F*ck the niceties There is absolutely no secret, that I don’t hire MBAs, don’t hire from banks, or big tech or consulting. I also don’t hire people with 4 lines in their LI title. They’re not ready for KAST-level company, because no one will mollycoddle you here. Each founder will have their views on what will work and what won’t. Maybe they’re right, maybe they’re wrong. But it works for them. What I’d say is, don’t change it for anything. Many will come along, question it, and maybe make you question yourself. But honestly when you stray from your views, it comes back to bite. Today if anything I’m hardening on my views, not softening. At the end of the day, you didn’t go and start a company so you have to tippy-toe around saying nice things. 3/ Everyone will hate on you Customers will hate on you, because of some product or service issue. Employees will hate on you, because you made tough decisions around re-organising the company or their role. Investors will hate on you because you’re growing fast, but not fast enough. Competitors will hate on you, if you start winning. If you’re worried about this, you’re in the wrong game. My good friend R—-l once told me very early “Raags, startups are a blood sport”. That never left me. If you don’t accept it for what it is, you’re in the wrong game. Be ready to be punched over and over, and to come back and keep fighting. The good news is that history is written by the victors, so as long as you win, all is forgiven and forgotten. —- Many more lessons, but that’s the big ones from 2026. Happy founding, founders!

Dear Commander, The Oct Production Rate-up will be available from Oct. 1st - Oct. 31st UTC-8. And the Oct Anchored Construction will be available at the same time. During the event, the pull rates in normal production rate-up for Welrod MkII, MDR, SCAR-L, MG4, Boys AT Rifle, Mk.18, EF88, Stechkin, Shipka, Spitfire, K-PDW, CZ 100, ZiP .22, SSG M1 will be increased. The pull rates in heavy production rate-up for S.A.T.8 and SPAS-12 will be increased. Please refer to the following pictures for more details. #GirlsFrontline#