@omarsar0 OpenClaw is good with persistence and personality. It's the closest thing I've seen to seeing something capable of being a Jarvis-lite Digital Assistant.
@AndrewWarner@sama@OpenAI@openclaw Not surprised. I'm sure google antigravity will follow suit with Google One users. Local inference is becoming more and more important.
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The good news is that if @ICEgov wants to come for your first amendment rights, you can just keep going down the list. Plenty of amendments left. Power belongs to the people.
We're the first ones to starve. The first ones to die. The first ones in line for that pie in the sky, but we're always the last when the cream is shared out. For the working is working when the Fat Cat's about...
@woods_jus@WallStreetApes It's not just bureaucratic red tape. Insurers aren't in the health care industry, they're financial institutions, investing premiums in the market for profit, & have every incentive to pay out as little as possible in order to be as profitable as possible. It's a bad system.
@caroljsroth Health "insurance" is a bad system to start with. Insurance is a financial industry, the idea is gather premiums and invest them for profit, and they have a fiduciary duty to be as profitable as possible, and thus incentive to deny claims as much as possible. The system sucks.
@AdamSinger I don't see enough people saying this: Health Insurers are *not* part of the Healthcare Industry. They're Financial Institutions. They're more akin to investment banks. Their business is to invest your premiums for profit and pay as little as possible in claims. Burn it down.
@ThisIsKyleR A lot of the people we now revere as Founding Fathers resorted to violence against an outrageous system that put financial burden on them with no regard for their life or livelihood, in order to enrich the ruling class. Sometimes extreme circumstances force extreme action.
@KrystofThomas@JennaFryer The whole thing is petty, sure, but at the end of the day this *is* Andretti. The organization is the same even if the name is different and some of the top executives have shuffled around. This is the house Andretti built.
@TW_UKATX@JennaFryer The whole thing between Andretti and FOM is pretty petty, but at the end of the day - for me at least - this was never about the name and everything about what this project planned to do for American motorsport, all of which is preserved.
@JennaFryer I don't understand why people like this user are confused by this. Cadillac F1 *is* Andretti. It's the same organization that's been pushing for entry for 2 years. The name has changed and there's some shuffling at the executive level, but the organization is largely the same.
@wearetherace It's the same team, the same plan. the only thing that is different is the name and some of the executive leadership, but this is the house that Andretti built
@LawVSX Yeah... been thinking this for a while myself. Checo just makes a ton of sense. Is he on a poor run of form? Yes. But he's super recognizable, popular in the Americas, brings loads of sponsors, and loads of F1 experience in a championship team. Great mentor for Herta.
@FastestPitStop Szafnauer as TP , Colton Herta as Driver #1 (American driver, young and promising talent), Checo Perez as Driver #2 (North American driver, loads of sponsors/name recognition, Modern F1 experience with a championship-level team)
@LawVSX Yeah, the team is the same as far as I can tell, save for a name change and some executive-level shuffling. This is the house that Andretti built.