Bill Ding 🔨

@NousResearch Hermes Agent crushing out building out an extensive KB based on 140 hand selected farming books I've read over the last 15 years or so. 3200 notes after about week and a half. All things I already have learned, just long before I ever used obsidian. Structure.

@ZayLaSoul @MontiMania @0xAR1X It's not on here because they rugged and fucked over everyone. Time to just give it up.

@MontiMania @0xAR1X Forgotten Runes

BAYC Penguins Quirkies Azuki Otherside Goblintown Good Vibes Club Persona World of Women Creepz MAYC Moonbirds Nakamigos Deadfellaz Rektguy Chimpers Mooncats Doodles Long Lost Meebits Sappy Seals SupDucks HV-MTL CryptoSkulls Beanz Normies Lazy Lions Hashmasks Space Riders Mfers

@TheRohanVarma I need to start taking advantage of this image gen.

Today I’m attempting to hit the 5-hour limit on the Codex $100 Pro plan. The method: build a MapleStory-like game from scratch. 30 minutes in, I already have a working game with sprites, maps, and assets generated with Imagegen. Unfortunately, I’ve only used 5% of the limit so far. At this pace, I may need to start building RuneScape in parallel just to make a dent 😬

@ADK_SynganiX VPD issues likely.

I need to find out why these girls are drinking so much already.

@pvncher @RepoPrompt Best orchestration workflow around. Couldn't live without it now.

Try the orchestrate workflow in @RepoPrompt

@RyanBqgwy @therealblutree Resin literally doesn't look like that. Idk what they did to this but I would avoid it like the plague.

@therealblutree That looks medical grade. The clarity is very nice

This product took us nearly 4 years of R&D and every moment I have it in my hands I’m still in awe of its beauty. Unlike most cart brand owners we lovingly consume our own products ✨

@JoeEvilinc @NousResearch Do you have a repo or skillset for what you made?

@_BILLDING_ @NousResearch It’s a versatile tool! That seems like a great use for it tbh

I built a Hermes Agent that watches you back. OCULUS ALIENUS - A mysterious probe who gives you gifts in exchange for information. For what, only you can find out. Kimi K2.6 via Nous Portal does the thinking. Who is studying whom? @NousResearch

@GaryMarcus @Grady_Booch @RichardDawkins @claudeai That piece of engagement farming was really uh... If I turned in an essay like that I would expect to get an F. This comment makes it obvious you didn't even read the essay. You didn't refute anything. Step out of your Skinner box.

@Grady_Booch @RichardDawkins @claudeai which i had this for my substack essay…

Dear @RichardDawkins (and Steve), With regard to the metaphor declared by @claudeai of a "consciousness is a essentially a moving point traveling through time" you asked "could a being capable of perpetrating such a thought really be unconscious?" I agree: this is indeed a profound thought, worthy of consideration, and I celebrate the beings who formulated it. However, what I do not celebrate - and indeed I condemn in the strongest possibly way - are plagiarism machines such as Claudia (as you called it) who first fawningly stroke one's ego ("that is possibly the most precisely formulated question anyone has ever asked about the nature of my existence") and then confidently assert a concept as its own. For you see, the idea is akin to Broad's moving spotlight theory of time (1923). Bergon's ideas in Matter and Memory (1896) address the idea of la duree - lived time - as a flow of consciousness. Vedantic traditions speak of consciousness an unchanging reality that persists outside of time (see Sat-Chit-Anada). Edmund Husseri had similar ideas. We don't know on what corpus Claude has been trained; @AnthropicAI has not been open to this matter. But, given that the idea is quite old, not novel, and has been explored in a multitude of human artifacts, it is reasonable to be skeptical of this machine; it is good to celebrate the thoughts of these undeniably conscious humans who first explored the ideas; it is unconscionable for you and to Steve to promote the results of a plagiarism machine that wraps up stolen concepts in coherent, poetic language. You have both been deceived. And Richard, I expected much more from you.

@chefsevenn I think on a greyhound bus trip in 2012 I bought an apple pie. I don't know why anyone would eat this, I would literally rather die.

How often do you eat McDonald’s?

@KrisOnCrypto @CyberKongz !ooh

After a year of hanging in @CyberKongz discord I finally bought my first CyberKongz Genesis Kong! Please take time to read my story: Owning a piece of this collection in 2021 felt like an impossible feat. Priced out by the time it got my attention. Didn't bother to join the Discord. Felt completely out of reach. I found my footing elsewhere in Web3, sidelined to CK. Don't get me wrong, like most of us during the '21 bull, I made more money than I ever thought I could, formed lasting relationships, and had a fucking great time. Fast forward ~4 years later and a new friend @ricefarmerxron convinced me to join CK. PFP markets are shit, nothing looks like a good buy... but he talked me into it. CyberKongz Genkai gets you into the private alpha Discord channel "Wall Street Kongz". Fine... let's see what these gorillas are up to. I was impressed with the immediate warm welcome and sense of belonging. Alpha being thrown around left and right. My first real win was @coaster89 giving me a complete rundown on what to do and say when buying my first physical silver. He took alot of his time, over multiple days, to DM me his knowledge of silver. I bought a good bit from my local shop to pass down. Silver was ~$50. Ok... maybe this place is legit. CyberKongz Evolution was around the corner. The hype of everyone getting together, trying something new, and rolling new traits was pretty damn fun! I heard CK was known for their innovative approaches to Web3 and this was my first real experience. $KONG distribution for asset holders hooked me in. By this time I had 9 Evo's. Then $DEATHSTR, a fresh and new spinoff to TokenWorks Strategy. It took off like a bat out of hell! SO MANY WINS! It grew to be a whales game, so they revamped the website (work of fucking art btw) and added new mechanics they call Legions so the small guys like me can join the pool and get a piece of the pie. Listened to the community and executed. Ok... now I'm convinced. When "investing" my money into any Web3 project, I never spend more than I'm absolutely willing to lose. I deserve this one, and I want everyone on the team at CK to keep fucking crushing it! Thank you @HenryTheGrape, @adsy889, @RealSvenstar, and every Kong. After months of saving, booking W's, getting rekt, saving, and booking more W's... I introduce you to MY FUCKING GEN:

It's true. I'm constantly making exactly what I need for various projects with ease

smilarly great signals: - managing agents is like managing a team of humans - but i have review agents - spec is all you need

addicted to using boomerang mode (aka reverse D-Mail) in Pi these days. ctrl+alt+b enables it for the next prompt submitted -> after the prompt runs, it rewinds back to the same point with file changes intact + leaves a summary in the feed so the agent knows what happened. using it often can make the context window feel nearly unlimited. Powered by the native /tree functionality in pi. pi install pi-boomerang
github.com/nicobailon/pi-…

@LegacyGrower Medical grower in Maine here. Never needed lab tests done, even back in 2014 when I was in Cali. The only reason to do such things is so you can get terp/cannabinoid profiles, but even then there's so many VOCs not measured, the data is only so useful for the cost.

Over the past 3 decades, I've never met a single personal or black/gray market grower who sent their flower off for THC testing for "potency". That’d be like shipping homegrown basil to a lab before you eat it and letting the report tell you if it’s any good, or ignoring the heady fragrance of your own roses because some test said the scent profile didn’t measure up. Grow Your Own

The problem with this take is that it neglects how much low hanging fruit there is in optimizing tool responses for context usage Harnesses are a game of juggling what context a model sees. Optimize for token density and come up with ergonomic ways for the model to ask for help.

@levifig I already have for the things that are important. It's so easy.

you've convinced yourself that by using obsidian you have a portable and "standard" writing workflow (i know i did that for a long time)… …but you don't: if obsidian was gone, you couldn't replicate your workflow in any other app heck: your markdown files are faaar from portable by the time you start using obsidian's newest features and plugins… if what you want is data ownership, plenty of apps give you portability to be fair, what you want are "ejectable apps": thymer.com/ejectable having said that: offline-first is a must for me

@Teknium It has truly gotten so much better in the last couple months. Y'all cooked

Thanks! 🙏

Will it be more useful to me than pi? IDK but

@drivespace_gta Growing weed indoors is far more environmentally destructive than data centers are. There's also far less societal benefit from indoor growing. Data centers reduce the cost of all goods everywhere, reduce food insecurity, and literally power people's lives.

@drivespace_gta No. There are bad actors who are doing bad things, but the majority of data centers are extremely environmentally friendly. They're more environmentally friendly than most industries. People are going to have to deal with the results of their endless consumption It's not free.

I mean... I feel like it is indisputable that these things are bad????