adrianmcli

日本企業がGitHubを構築した場合はこう

@oskarth You can write a bash script for this bro. Completely abstract it away.

so many years wasted because some SJWs insisted we change default git branch from master to main

🇯🇵🧻Japan colonoscopy life hack🇯🇵🧻 - no fibre for 3 days - fly to Japan - eat nothing but top‑tier sushi 🍣 - drink pocari sweat 🥤 - embrace the bidet ⛲️ - do colonoscopy 🔍 You’re welcome.

@zellersamuel @clarestique The one demographic they don’t want. And now it’s the only demographic that have the capital to move here.

@clarestique Yeah exactly and who has the most money? China

You save money for years You learn Japanese, you train as a barista You move from your country to Japan You invest all your money into starting a cafe The place is successful, 4.5 stars avg rating on Google You hire a full time Japanese employee And now you have to leave... all because Japan force existing business owner to comply to the new law of 30M ¥ of capital (189'000$) It's real and it's happening all across the country

@chitake @zellersamuel Honestly it’s not about nationality at all. The government wants to crush all small and medium sized businesses by foreigners.

@zellersamuel I didn’t know that. What a disgraceful law amendment so quickly passed while reducing consumption tax is still up in the air.

@Teknium @zeeg I’m just curious about how that’s all structured. Still wrapping my head around multi-agent workflows.

@adrianmcli @zeeg Because we have 4500 PRs to review and thousands of ideas on my roadmap for hermes agent?

Everyone is slowly coming to this realization, and I assure you, no one is running multitudes of agents overnight. No one that is doing anything of substance at least. There _are_ people pretending to be scientists, or fully caught up in their drug infused AI overdose, that think their slop machines are changing the world. They're not tho, and they're just wasting a bunch of money and compute to create a lot of LoC that will just get thrown away. The state of the art is still "can we even one shot a production quality patch that we wont regret later", and its rarer than you'd expect based on discourse.

@Teknium @zeeg Why do you need 12 instances?

@zeeg I’m running 12 instances of Hermes almost every waking hour to build Hermes and we are now one of the top 100 github repos of all time do i count

@sovereignatlas @BalanceBorn @mrjeffu You’re just wrong. It’s a reality for us who hold an actual visa.

@BalanceBorn @mrjeffu False. Bot

San Mai San, a Hong Kong-style congee restaurant in Tokyo with many positive reviews, will be shutting down in May because the Takaichi Administration raised the capital requirements for a Business Manager Visa from 5 million yen ($31K) to 30 million yen ($190K). The owner, a 47 year-old man from Hong Kong, told the Asahi Shimbun, “I didn’t want to give up on the restaurant so easily, but I had no choice.” Even though his restaurant was popular, the new capital requirement was too much. The change of visa requirements was justified as a measure to prevent foreign people from setting up fake "paper" companies, but it's also having an impact on legitimate small businesses that were set up by legal immigrants who pay taxes and contribute to the local community.

I also hold a business manager visa. And it’s a requirement for you to: Inject additional 2.5M JPY And hire a Japanese national or PR (w JLPT N2) And get your business plan vetted by a paid professional By 2028 or else you’re out. If you can’t do that then there’s no point in staying. No matter how profitable your business is. Korea and Taiwan is much friendlier for business.

@SimpRazor @artur @mrjeffu It is a strict requirement if you are registering your company now. If you did it 3 years ago you just need to do an update of your company assets

AI bois be like:

@LysandreJik @art_zucker @remi_or_ Excellent, I am excited to get involved.

We're opening a Hugging Face office in Tokyo! Our goal: help open-source AI develop in Japan and grow the local community. Let's meet! ハギングフェイスの東京オフィスがオープンしました！ 私たちの目標は、日本におけるオープンソースAIの発展を支援し、ローカルコミュニティを育てることです。ぜひお会いしましょう！

@evan_van_ness @isaacpatka I like the team, but it also does seem like they’re less effective after the spin out. Case in point, many ppl don’t remember their name.

@isaacpatka Geodework is probably who you're referring to Steven is great

SCOOP: Vitalik has decided to spin out ecodev from EF The decision was made fortnights ago when he tweeted something to that effect but was only announced internally a week ago. The details of how it gets spun out are in flux Thread 🧵

@HamelHusain Is browser-automation much better as well? I mean, compared to just asking OpenClaw to use a headless Chrome?

Lots of people asking what’s so good about the new codex desktop computer use. Here’s 5 things that come to mind 1. operate Mac Apps without a great API: Slack, Google Sheets, Notes, IMessage without installing separate plugins. It instantly transforms all your apps into tools 2. If you need to operate your browser more visually it works really smoothly and fast (good for sites that are still human centric) 3. It uses its own cursor, keyboard etc so you can keep working. 4. Once you do any task once you can simply ask Codex to reflect on what it did and how it would accomplish the task next time with the benefit of hindsight and create a skill AND schedule an automation. It’s really nice that codex can just schedule and edit automations when asked! it’s very Claw like in this way. This last point is not computer use specific but is powerful when combined with computer use 5. The UI polish is insane: you get nice icons for any application you want to tag into computer use plus all the other built in new stuff like built in file viewer and browser so there is no context switching. So you can iterate really fast and not lose focus. Because of the polish it also feels nice and delightful to use.

tl;dw - use GPT 5.4

@801Rob How does it compare to Codex GPT-5.4?

I’ve been using the free trial of Xiaomi MiMo-V2-Pro in my Hermes agent for the last week. I’m honestly kind of speechless. Insanely good model, and honestly a pleasure to communicate with. Once I got my Hermes agent fully setup, got the soul.md dialed in Hermes is an absolute joy to interact with and use. Insanely smart and intuitive. Huge thanks to @NousResearch and @Teknium for all their work!

@DennisonBertram @AnthropicAI I f'n LOVE my ScanSnap iX2500. It rips through tons of papers and integrates automatically into so many cloud services. I have a similar setup w/ Google Cloud and OpenClaw.

@DennisonBertram It feels like a lazy Sonnet

When did AI start making us its motivational coach 🤔