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Joined August 2013
sf friends and fans of @NousResearch !!! i will be giving out Nous research merch for FREE in Dolores Park, this Friday 10/23 from 3-7pm i'll also be DJing and hanging out, come get your Nous swag and chat open source models and Hermes Agent with the community ! 😎
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with all the recent craziness this feels relevant to share for those of you that haven’t seen
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big thanks to @paradigm for having me out to speak! this was such a fun event
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We just launched Hermes Index! This combines the scores of our new HermesBench and 3 other leading and relevant benchmarks for agents to give every Hermes Agent user a way to find both the best model at a given time, as well as the best model at a given price point! Check it out
Introducing Hermes Index: an average of benchmarks measuring model performance in Hermes Agent. Our goal with Hermes Index is to better inform users choosing between models and to show labs how they perform in Hermes. portal.nousresearch.com/benc…
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Claude Opus 5.5 leads at 63.31 and $4.99 per task. GPT 6 Astra is second at 56.25 and $11.61. Sonnet 5.5 follows at 53.14 and $2.82. At the other end, DeepSeek V4.1 Flash scores 36.91 at $0.26 and Ling 3.0 Flash scores 21.56 at $0.054.
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really happy to get this index out! huge thanks to @qorprate @yaboilyrical @JSupa15 @morganemoss @phucnhx for all the work and @daytonaio for supporting the eval runs! special shout out to gemini 3.8 flash for being our best answer leakage detector. not the job we gave it, but very helpful, thank you
Introducing Hermes Index: an average of benchmarks measuring model performance in Hermes Agent. Our goal with Hermes Index is to better inform users choosing between models and to show labs how they perform in Hermes. portal.nousresearch.com/benc…
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Introducing Hermes Index: an average of benchmarks measuring model performance in Hermes Agent. Our goal with Hermes Index is to better inform users choosing between models and to show labs how they perform in Hermes. portal.nousresearch.com/benc…
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You should be able to use smarter models in your agent. You should be able to use cheaper models in your agent. You should be able to use local models in your agent. You should be able to use a different model for every job. You should be able to switch models in the middle of a conversation. You should be able to choose what data your agent has. You should be able to choose what it remembers and what it forgets. You should be able to choose what computer your agent runs on. You should be able to run it on a machine that never touches the internet. You should be able to run it while your laptop is closed. You should be able to reach it from the apps you already use. You should be able to choose how your agent thinks. You should be able to read the prompt it runs on. You should be able to see every tool it has, and turn off the ones you don't want. You should be able to teach it something once and never explain it again. You should be able to know what it did, and when, and why. You should be able to export your agent. You should be able to read the code. You should be able to change the code. Your agent should be yours.
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i just realized, for the rest of my life i’m gonna talk to ai more than i talk to people
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All these "AI has eliminated the need to study math" takes are just noisy midwittery. In fact, never has it been more important to study math & develop your mind.
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Me cuesta entender respuestas que no sean la "D".
¿Con cual os quedáis?
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We are going to lean into making Hermes more like Pi, and less like OpenClaw
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New blog post: We had a million lines of Python to clean up. On September 2nd @Teknium asked Hermes Agent to do it. 1,393 subagents and nineteen hours later, the codebase was 34.4% smaller, saving us nearly $2m in engineering hours. nousresearch.com/refactoring…
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Can’t spell DARIO AMODEI without AI DOOMER.
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Know what's cool? You could combine this with that WiFi radar repo that lets you see through walls, and then you can't even hide
"ChatGPT, find this person and follow them." GPT-6 Astra can autonomously navigate a drone through our office to find and follow a specific person. It's the first AI model to beat a human on each of the 5 Drone-Bench tasks in at least one of its attempts.
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Replying to @finkd
Or stick with open source and own your stack with Hermes Agent
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The coolest thing about Astra is knowing in a few months Chinese bro's are going to do their thing and we'll have Astra at home.
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Jai retweeted
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fucking hilarious that AI is mandatory at work but banned in interviews
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