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@RHouseResearch @OnodaCapital Flying American
> 2 hours on tarmac because "the ac broke"
> 4 hour flight
> 1 hour (and waiting) on the tarmac because no available gate
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@OnodaCapital Spirit going out of business will naturally bring bad airline experiences down though.. Or will they actually go up as former Spirit customers end up on other airlines..
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Lot of bad airline experiences and stories recently. Can’t help but think these will increase as our society fractures
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Going live soon!
We’ll be discussing:
- @garrytan GBrain
- Claude extending Fable for subscription plebs
- Building your company brain
We’re starting at 12:30 ET with co-host @jordanurbs
Then at 1:30 ET, we’ll be joined by special guest @lew_xyz x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
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Now that the US is knocked out, I am formally extending an invitation to the American people to support Norway.
Why?
1: The Vikings discovered America before Columbus.
2: There are more ethnic Norwegians in the US than in Norway.
3: Next weekend we can pillage the English peasants together.
4:
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@Globalflows this is what I imagine @adreon's desk looks like except there's like 10 Hermes instances running
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i can think of a guy that lives in Austin that's aligned with this
losing dog bookie@qarnes
guys in brooklyn like ok yeah lemme just grab my tiny shirt and enormous pants
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@0xDannyHype Nice. Been working on this for awhile now and can't quite dial it in. Will checkout this article for inspo 🫡
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One of the biggest learning moments I had when trying to figure out how to get an AI agent to help me write, sound like me and improve my content, is that it isn't a quick fix.
It takes time, and you need to train it and its all about your structured folder set up and recursive learning loops that you give it to make sure it's improving. This seems obvious, but the amount of people that tell me they've tried and it just doesn't work, and then admit they spent at best a day or so trying, is surprising.
Just like training a new hire, you shouldn't expect great work on day one. You get it by giving them context, examples, feedback and a system.
And just like cooking, it's all in the prep!
If you missed our live stream yesterday about this, here's a brilliant play by play from @0xxDana on the exact folder set up and content structure to enable an agent to write anything you want, exactly as you would.
Dana • 🌸@0xxDana
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@dan_uptop nice! just wrapping up something similiar for a media production agency client of mine im working with
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built a fun / simple BD prospecting workflow yesterday.
> searches all job boards for VC backed FDE openings
> identifies all possible decision-makers
> opens 10 individual DM's profiles in new tabs
> i do 100% manual messaging
> prompt 'next 10' → it marks the previous batch as 'messaged' in my CRM, and opens the next 10 profiles.
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@makracker I don't understand the obsession with Somalia, of all countries
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To recap the America 250 week in Buffalo:
City Hall cancelled a fireworks display and hung a Somali flag instead.
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Looking for a video/ audio content operator to own the distribution for a new brand launching in 45 days.
You'd be responsible for:
Editing interview + teardown videos (biweekly)
Pulling clips for X and LinkedIn
Uploading to Spotify / Apple Podcasts
Turning transcripts into SEO articles
Scheduling and publishing across platforms
Tools: Riverside, Descript, or Premiere, Capcut for clips
This is a ground-floor role building something from scratch. Ideal if you've done this for a podcast or creator before and want ownership over a content engine, not just execution.
Full autonomy in how you'd like to operate, and I will 100% pay a premium for somebody with high agency willing to evolve the brand and go all in.
Tag somebody you know who could crush + DM me examples of your work and your rate if interested!
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After spending more time down this rabbit hole lately, it seems like @NousResearch Hermes + GBrain (+ Obsidian + GitHub) is the most optimal path
I’ve been setting up an Hermes agent recently and I am wildly impressed by how good it is. With building a strong foundation that is portable + scalable + lightweight, it’s become clear where this direction is heading and I don’t feel pressured by model lock-in
This is 100% the future of agentic workflows
Connor King@connorking
some f/u thoughts: the active problem is that as agents start taking real actions (eg agentic robinhood — trading on your behalf, managing accounts, paying), the agent's memory of you basically *is the agent. risk tolerance, prior decisions, what worked, what didnt work last week, etc I think there’s three problems today: 1. trapped — your robinhood agent's memory of you lives in robinhood, your claude memory lives in anthropic. switching = blank slate. lock-in moat for the labs 2. unverifiable — when an agent moves real money "based on what it knows about you," you can't audit what memory it actually used or whether it got tampered with. memory poisoning is already a real attack vector 3. not yours — same data, same value accrual, sits on the lab's balance sheet the bet is agent memory becomes a portable verifiable user-owned primitive that sits *outside the lab, gets read by whichever model/agent you point at it. matters most when agents start touching things that have real consequences (money, contracts, accounts, etc) this isn't about helping the labs with their HBM problem, it's about owning the memory layer they currently own by default
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my most useful openclaw agent by far is my fitness tracker
basic loop:
-i send rambling voice memos on Telegram after a session
-it logs all my lifts to a local text file
-glazes me a bit
-next workout reminds me where i'm at
-can recap gains/trends
any base model works
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looking for someone to help us bring Hermes agent to the world. if you're a hermes agent power user and want to help others become one as well, hit my dms or email us to apply!
more info on the forward deployed engineer role: nousresearch.com/forward-deploy…
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@maybeltr Paprika is dehydrated granulated red bell pepper
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@KeithSingery ive seen some crazy shit throughout my youth, have spent a lot of times in the woods
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