You've got it reversed. Honda is rebadging the equinox ev. GM.

Actually a Blazer, not an Equinox

A "Blazer EV", right? Not to be confused with the same-named gas Blazer (built on a different chassis):

https://www.caranddriver.com/chevrolet/blazer

Yes, Blazer EV

Yeah, and it's still the best thing GM can even build right now. It's an Equinox without GM's bullshit and even includes CarPlay in the package.

It's based on the Blazer, and is larger than an Equinox EV.

Now they're going to have a deficit of 600,000 in operating costs.

And unfortunately I think hearbeats are a little cost prohibitive. I burn through my plus plan with half hour cadence heartbeats checking email.

All *Claw implementations should use a local model for heartbeat, it doesn't need to do anything complex, pretty much just read a text file and do a true/false decision if there's something in there to do when it wakes up.

If so, it can either just shove the full heartbeat file to a smarter model or try to intelligently spread the tasks to the correct models.

Heartbeat should be set to be a cheaper model.

Tbh they probably don't care about anyone other than Microsoft or Apple, though it's certainly not written that way.

Quietly making some of the highest rated EVs right now.

After writing off $7B. So they were early. But likely better early than late. VW is an even better example. They wrote off many billions, but they're now the biggest seller of EV's in Europe.

The whole reason it is called software is because of its malleability :)

I think calling it AI is also a stretch.

They were docked. And who gets to say a waterway is open or closed?

The insurance companies primarily... secondary the people with bombs that can sink ships attempting to use the waterways.

He who can destroy the spice controls the spice

They were anchored. Slightly different than being docked, even if the overall point remains. The other thing is they were in Iraqi waters

I hope it doesn't require a Mac mini. I like my openclaw but would be interesting to see what a polished commercial product looks like.

Since ive been giving Claude access to my notes a cli tool to open my vault makes sense, but I'm curious how it has ai features if it's free.

Same question, but coming from a "What if I would rather use an alternative to Claude" angle