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Jan Zhor retweeted
Ngl, I'd drive the ever living fuck out of this. @RobProvince @HeathenKing67
🤖 Made with AI
Jan Zhor retweeted
Assuming 1 try per second continuously, it would take a human ≈ 3.67 x 10^69 years to guess a SHA-256 hash, unless of course it was coded by an Indian infosec company, in which case it would take 4 tries because the answer would simply be “4”
Jan Zhor retweeted
Introducing my Hermes "Alan's way". (The Grokbot killer)
- Grokbot style UI using telegram API (the most consistent gateway for Hermes with built-in bot feedback and signals)
- The Hermes bots live on my VM but now optimally run tasks on my macbook while it's running. 1 home for the bots with multiple workplaces - just like grokbot.
- chatGPT app-style browser and agent browser use. (I was addicted to the browser in the chatGPT app - and this is my cure)
- Controllable window into the bot's virtual desktops with near-seamless handoff between local -> remote. I can shut my laptop and certain tasks will just auto route to the VM.
- native proactivity mode for the lead bot so it can oversee the other bots, and consistently come up with useful things to do (24/7). It's deeper than just a skill or cron job.
- its Telegram so I can message on any device and it never breaks (hard to say about other mobile app gateways).
- Still works with the main production version of Hermes, as it's just a companion app and the telegram gatewy.
Grokbot, Dot, Muse, or Instinct can never beat this.
Jan Zhor retweeted
Do you know the meaning of the @NousResearch logo?
The girl is called the "Nous Girl". She was drawn in July 2023 by Nous's first artist, who goes by John Galt. Yes, the Atlas Shrugged rebel
She stands for the rebellion of decentralized AI, and for keeping our humanity in the face of censorship and machine intelligence
The words around her: "Rebellion to tyrants is obedience to God."
That line goes back to 1776. Jefferson, Franklin and Adams put it on their proposed Great Seal of the United States. Congress said no, so Jefferson put it on his own personal seal instead
Nous pointed it at AI. Today's tyrants are closed labs and gatekeepers deciding who gets access to intelligence. The rebellion is open weights, open agents and open infrastructure.
That's why I build on Hermes
Wearing it proudly 🏴
Jan Zhor retweeted
Data on 35,000+ adults: the more cannabis you’ve used in life, the bigger your hippocampus and the better your brain works after 40!
People who had ever used cannabis tended to have larger brain volume in key areas that are full of natural cannabis-like receptors (especially the hippocampus, amygdala, caudate, and putamen – these areas are important for memory, emotions, learning, and movement).
The more cannabis someone had used in their lifetime, the larger these brain areas were and the better they performed on tests of learning, processing speed, and short-term memory.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/4137…
Jan Zhor retweeted
Was recently at a bar where drinks were dynamically priced,
i.e. the more people bought a particular drink, the more expensive it became (price would then decayed over time towards a floor).
Fascinating to watch a few market mechanisms play out in a bar:
People ventured outside their usual orders in search of cheaper alternatives, often discovering new favorites in the process.
Others treated rising prices as signals of quality, happily paying premiums to try expensive drinks they’d never had before.
More experienced drinkers behaved like value investors, picking up underpriced drinks they already knew were good while everyone else chased the popular ones.
Price discovery, information leakage, herding, and utility trades all unfolded over rounds of drinks.
More bars should try this.
Jan Zhor retweeted
I just built Computer Use that’s cheaper, faster, and acts like a human 🖥️
Powered by @typesafeai’s JEV 1.14, using the new Image/Box feature.
It looks at the screen, decides what to do, then clicks and types like a real person.
⚡ Way cheaper than using an LLM
🧑 Acts like a human: sees the screen, picks an action, clicks or types it
📋 Full report of every step: the screenshot, the action it picked and why
Demo: I told it to open Wikipedia, search for an article about aliens, copy the link, and post a tweet with the link and some text.
- Cost: $0.0019
- Tokens: ~50,000
OPEN SOURCING SOON on my github 👀 (as always)
Jan Zhor retweeted
Хочу снять ситком… про Гитлера в 1913 году, которого постоянно пытаются убить путешественники во времени, а он не понимает, что за дичь творится.
А потом он обнаруживает, что большинство нападавших евреи, и в его голове возникает план...
Jan Zhor retweeted
wow this blew up overnight. didn’t expect this many people flying at once. this turned into something way cooler than I anticipated
what do you want to see next?
reply with yours. i’m building the best ones.
viperoneone.com
some ideas i'm considering:
- joystick/controller support
- a bobblehead on the dash you can customize
- Spotify integration (I think this would be the coolest)
- more airports to take off from
Jan Zhor retweeted
BREAKING PROOF!! Continuity we perceive in consciousness is an illusion! We flip between conscious and unconscious states every 60 milliseconds and we recognize backward speech when played every 20 milliseconds. Listen to this!
Speech can survive being flipped backward every twenty milliseconds.
The same speech in backward pieces of 200 then 100 then 50 then 20 milliseconds.
The original comes last.
When do the words become clear?
A listening demo from @OrukLabs.
Jan Zhor retweeted
The hero we didn't know we needed these past few days. 🦸♂️🔥
Absolute legend.
Haters will say it's AI. 💀😂
Jan Zhor retweeted
this guy brute-forced font/size/config combinations until he found one that produced an exact pixel match when rendered at low resolution
everyone in the comments is clowning on him for "using ai"
there's no saving some people
@Nintendo your 30-year-old Mario 64 mystery is solved.
The blurry plaque in Peach's courtyard isn't "L is real 2401."
It says: "Eternal Star / We hope so."
Adobe Palatino Bold Italic, 1990. Cracked with Grok + Opus 5.5.
You hoped Mario would be a star forever. He is. 🌟
Jan Zhor retweeted
yeah it's kinda insane lol
Jan Zhor retweeted
this might be the most beautiful thing I've ever made.
fly a real f-16 in your browser: viperoneone.com
realistic fly-by-wire physics, volumetric clouds you fly straight through, the actual Nellis Airfield. there's even scratches on the glass encasing for the cockpit.
the sound design with synth wave is something you must experience.
Jan Zhor retweeted
Hermes just picked up a full SEO department.
Claude SEO, the 15k-star toolkit, now runs natively inside Hermes.
Hermes SEO is a new plugin in the Hermes catalog with 45 SEO skills and 19 specialist roles. Point Hermes at a site and it can:
▸ Run a full audit and rank the fixes by what matters most
▸ Check crawling, indexing, speed and images
▸ Review your content against what people actually search for
▸ Write and validate schema for products, reviews and FAQs
▸ Tune product pages for shopping results
▸ Check your local and map visibility
▸ See how your site shows up in AI search
Search, AI answers, shopping and maps. One plugin covers all of it.
Jan Zhor retweeted
kv缓存从VRAM中移出去的技术出现了
现在对于MoE模型来说
除了核心attention等部分
只需要保存一些临时窗口用于计算上下文，剩下的都可以用于缓存热专家
当缓存率超过15%后，专家体积不大，激活量不高的模型就是本地王者
目前是Qwen38fn
太BUG了😂
Someone on r/LocalLLaMA ported adaptive KV streaming to ROCm and ran Qwen3.8 27B dense at full 262K context on a single 16GB RX 9070 XT.
KV cache sits in host RAM (~7.4GB) and streams over PCIe.
78.6 t/s at 131K with MTP.
31.1 t/s at the full 262K.
Capped at 231W, decode barely moves.
reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comm…
Jan Zhor retweeted
I came to realize people liked the french #slopcore without having the lyrics 😅 sorry!
So here is a version with english subtitles!