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Pacing the frontier = the useful ones gotta stay the majority (per cycle)
its transformatively useful because it makes 60% of people in an information economy useless
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Damn there’s OmarchyTV it’s addictive This is awesome!
Great day to run Omarchy on iPad Pro 9.7 awesome to get it back to life! Thanks to the work by @henrikklee repo in comments. Executed by my Hermes agent @NousResearch powered by @Zai_org basically for free
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The problem with AI is more and more that its understanding is deep enough to make it very hard to find its mistakes. While the few left are still incredibly bad. These then echo backwards and make them do seemingly rational big decisions terribly wrong, with great reasoning.
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It gets the idea and implementation right and even the 2. order effects 80% right and the missing 20% are incredibly understandable so terribly wrong it can be shocking
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I don’t think this is fully true, part of the problem just jumped 20 IQ points above everyone’s head
When did ellaborate prompt engineering stop working? I'd swear it made a difference a year ago, but now it's basically a dead discipline?
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Meaning you don’t see the effect immediately anymore, stuff works and seems to spec. But is not.
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They paid 10-15$ for an algorithm to have her klick and buy that glass. They have very little understanding how that algo did that, it’s a black box: You pay, she comes out in perfect buying condition.
Someone figured out how to make her feel superior by buying a custom glass. That’s all it takes.
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Someone figured out how to make her feel superior by buying a custom glass. That’s all it takes.
You brute might use one glass for everything and that works. But there’s a never ending stream of Chinese businessmen trying to sell glassware that come up with new custom solutions by the day. She, sophisticated, knows about these, becuase people pay to advertise them to her.
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You brute might use one glass for everything and that works. But there’s a never ending stream of Chinese businessmen trying to sell glassware that come up with new custom solutions by the day. She, sophisticated, knows about these, becuase people pay to advertise them to her.
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The chefs kiss is her condescendingly quoting the “it works” counter argument. Exactly, why use the simple ‘it works’ solution, when you can be sold the infinite options of custom solutions? This core marketing message made it into her very soul.
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Makeup, hair, hairband, fingernails, rings, earrings, necklace, tattoos, whole matching outfit presenting her glass collection. This is a maxed out marketing target, exploited to perfection.
She’s reciting advertising scripts as her identity. Sell to women.
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You’ll either go bitter from this or understand the implications here: They will buy anything! There’s a large cohort of the population actively searching for ways to give away their resources.
She’s reciting advertising scripts as her identity. Sell to women.
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She’s reciting advertising scripts as her identity. Sell to women.
Oh honey, god bless you but you are no where near hot enough to dictate what glass I use for what liquid. What a nightmare.
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The chefs kiss is her condescendingly quoting the “it works” counter argument. Exactly, why use the simple ‘it works’ solution, when you can be sold the infinite options of custom solutions? This core marketing message made it into her very soul.
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These as cybercabs navigating the streets in 3 layers at speed skipping any obstacles
Turns out the future does have flying cars
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You can just do things
Elon Musk was plotting this since 2019 no way 😭
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When you tell a model to rename a file: Claude will rename the file, and all else that needs renaming now, because you and Claude are renaming a file. When GLM renames a file, it executes a rename operation, because the user expects the file to be renamed. Big difference
Claude is so great at this because anthropic does focus on the agency of the model, the very thing @DavidSacks criticizes them for. It’s a questionable path but these harnesses assume and maybe require the models to have an identity and agency to work best.
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Claude is so great at this because anthropic does focus on the agency of the model, the very thing @DavidSacks criticizes them for. It’s a questionable path but these harnesses assume and maybe require the models to have an identity and agency to work best.
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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When you switch to Opus 5.5 and it just does what you tell it to do and it’s really confusing
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Awesome project!
Hold a button. Ask Hermes. Hear the answer. Hermes Gadget is an open SDK for a small device that talks to your own @NousResearch Hermes. You speak. Hermes listens, thinks, and answers out loud. The screen shows what it's doing. If it needs your permission, it asks you right there. No hardware required to try it. The desktop simulator runs the same code as the ESP32 firmware. Your Hermes, in your hand. github.com/Adolanium/hermes-…
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Crypto is about to go wild
It’s time! monero:native
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The future of consumer robots is pocket-sized, phone-priced, kid-overpowerable, and it cleans your apartment anyway because it has infinite time. Tesla Minimus.
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It’s a rare moment where opensource is lapping closed in capabilities and running a simple custom stack gets you ahead. I’ve had my permanent sessions with separated context (bots) talk to each other in telegram groups all year.
Another way to think about this tweet is that a lot of us have already had this for ourselves. You got it when someone else decided you should
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