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I am way too obsessed with Napoleon nicmunoz.com/p/13-habits-na…

@CWT_knowthyself I'm looking forward to the book! Thank you for sharing

@piselliii @hooeem Check list? x.com/i/status/20603…

I tried both sonnet and opus, both ate up almost nothing without having time to complete I didn't have an overloaded dialogue, literally the chat was from scratch in short I don't know, now I'm suffering in Cursor because of the free Composter, I'm finishing what I didn't have time for through Claude (Opus 4.8)

STOP: wasting your time with AI START: saving your time with AI READ: this infographic on how you can use Hermes to improve your life now. 👇

@0xJeff Extremely awesome! I mostly read the article's. Thank you for doing this! X needs a library with shelves for articles... like Aldiko or Kindle

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@Jeff_Davis1808 @dukesdoctrine_ I look forward to reading!

@dukesdoctrine_ I am amazed how nobody reads my words to understand who my people were and what we stood for… x.com/Jeff_Davis1808…

The south almost had a true aristocracy

@Moham_Saed @mr_r0b0t @NousResearch That makes sense!

Valid point regarding Go’s high-concurrency capabilities, but in this specific architecture, the 'waiting' isn't an I/O or system-blocking issue that Goroutines can solve. It’s a logical dependency. If Agent B needs the explicit text output/decision of Agent A to form its next prompt or take action, no backend concurrency can bypass that sequential necessity. It’s a context dependency challenge, not a runtime bottleneck.

16 local AI agents streaming at once! MiniMax M2.7 NVFP4 — 2x GB10, no cloud APIs.

@mr_r0b0t @Moham_Saed @NousResearch If you used golang on the backend wouldn't its high-concurrency systems mitigate the waiting?

@Moham_Saed They’re TMUX isolated and orchestrated via @NousResearch Hermes Agent kanban rails! For single tasks the throughput won’t be exactly linear as there is some task dependency “waiting” It becomes a question of optimally dividing work and reviewing/accepting/rejecting subagent work

@MindBranches It's great that you shared hoeem's article and mapped it! Thank you

you can call it prompt engineering, forward deployed engineering or vibe coding with AI but it all boils down to knowing what AI models are capable of and knowing the right questions to ask. Article Summary: How to go from being a prompt engineer to a full stack AI engineer

@XFreeze Oh was it the 14th amendment that ended that in America? EU still doing that

@XFreeze The crazy part is they are saying code for free after the product was built. They requested changes to a shipped product. There was a name for that.. doing what Master says free of charge.

You have no idea how much headache and torture the 𝕏 team and Elon have to endure with the EU The EU really thinks they rule the world. Their entire regulatory attitude is: “Do exactly as we tell you to do, and nothing more.” It's purely a dictatorship disguised as a democracy You try to comply with one lunatic policy just to get them off your back, and boom... here comes another one, and another one... It's not just for the EU, they've become a pain in the backside for the entire world Then one day, they hit you with a massive fine and try to loot up to half of your global REVENUE. Not even your profit... your gross revenue It's pure extortion. Straight-up economic terrorism dressed in a suit

@XFreeze Mach 21.4 is crazy fast!

Starship flight 12 takes off in the nest 25 mins

@LenaMiculek In C. For example your hips square up for the sprint. C probably has better potential. Squaring the hips is just a faster method imo. Otherwise runners would be changing the sport.

@LenaMiculek Not enough information provided. What one is faster for you as an individual. Your timed body mechanics answer it. What's the split?

Which technique should I stick with? A. Two hands on shotgun, stock on shoulder B. One hand on shotgun, stock tucked C. One hand on shotgun, stock on shoulder

@Athens_Stranger Build on it! It's good. You're cooking it's not a full course yet!

@Porkchop_EXP “I don’t want a nation of thinkers, I want a nation of workers.” -John D. Rockefeller

It’s pretty incredible, for a text-based environment, how many people with poor reading comprehension this website attracts.

@Whatevermind2 @durandcompton 1 for skin 1 for belly... kidney or liver will tell you if you got the right one!

@durandcompton @ASABR0WN I'm thinking those are 2 different plants.

In the 80s a babushka smuggled Russian comfrey to my mother. This is a sixth generation offspring of that original plant. We've planted an offspring on every property we've lived at, always leaving a mother plant behind. She has six siblings dotted around the farm.

@durandcompton Nope! Russian comfrey is a plant I never knew existed! Learning new stuff is great! Thank you 😊

@durandcompton Is it sage?

@PhysInHistory Then there is Russia! x.com/i/status/20562…

Mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan discovered nearly 4,000 theorems and equations, unique and groundbreaking. Some of his results were so advanced that they were not proven until decades after his death. He also anticipated some concepts that later became part of modern mathematics and physics, such as fractals, modular forms, string theory, and black hole cosmology.

@NickHorob Seems like a fun project! It would probably need a raspberry pi or similar to be a hub, home security camera's for multiple cameras. I would ask Grok or even see if Starlink has a group.

I own some land where people have been trespassing. It’s relatively remote, and there are no utilities, so I’ve been contemplating setting up a Starlink mini kit with solar power to put a camera out there. Given that I have a Starlink Max plan, I can use their 100 GB Roam plan for $25/month. The plan I’m contemplating includes a 24V self-heating LiPo battery along with 1,200 W of solar power. The self-heating battery will be needed given the winter temperatures we have in Minnesota. The ballpark price of this setup is going to be $3,000. Has anyone set up any remote solar-powered Wi-Fi-enabled systems like this?