@trashh_dev literally the main reason I do not use hyprland. I am afraid it is going to make me hate having to work with other OSes even more
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Felix Hoops
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Felix Hoops
@felixhoops_
PhD Candidate @TU_Muenchen on Blockchain & Self-Sovereign Identity for Business | Stealth Founder @reach_haven | Local LLM Ultra
Munich Katılım Kasım 2022
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I have been saying this for a while. While this worst case probably won't happen to you, we need to ask ourselves what is wrong with digital identity management that this is even possible.
The Smart Ape 🔥@the_smart_ape
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@kepano constantly having to tell people their Obsidian feature request is implemented already got to be my favorite (involuntary) running gag on here
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@itsolelehmann I use a heavily modified version of the llm-wiki skill that ships with hermes. Modified it to live embedded in my vault, instead of having its own. It sees what I write and can use that as context when it ingests content or writes reports.
Will do a write-up about this soon.
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are you using obisidian with your hermes?
if yes, what's your setup?
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@NVIDIA_AI_PC Around 20. Only have a 1TB drive on the inference system. Hard choices must be made every time a new model drops…
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Be honest — how many local models do you have downloaded right now? 👀
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@cormachayden_ crazy way to tell people you do not know what ssh is
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SSI has consumed most of my waking hours over the past few years, and I wouldn’t have it any other way. I had the privilege to write my PhD at @TU_Muenchen on the topic, focusing on SSI in a b2b setting.
SSI is great because it is self-guaranteeing its promises, and organizations need digital sovereignty just as much as people do. Now, I continue my work building digital supply chain software with SSI at heart.
It has also made it impossible for me to unsee the crazy asymmetry of information/power around internet identity. Never looking at a social login the same way.
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Has the concept of self-sovereignty affected your career or life? Tell me your story!
Christopher Allen@ChristopherA
Do you use the term "self-sovereign"—for identity, for keys, for your wallet? If you do, it was ten years ago today I chose this term, using it to describe an inalienable right to control your own digital life. We've learned much in the last decade, so I'm offering an update.🧵…
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@pastaraspberry Fake stars aside, these agents are not having the same users as "traditional" repos. Lots of people without deep tech background use AI to mess with agentic tools. Many may have just given a star while excitedly copying install commands. Says nothing about long-term use.
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I don't understand who the users are.
I mean, there should be at least couple million users to get that many stars, right? Or github stars are fully like browser bookmarks now?
Teknium 🪽@Teknium
Happy to announce that Hermes Agent's repo just surpassed Anthropic's Claude Code repo
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@AxelMtbr Everything is political. We try to ignore that sometimes...
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@marcba Yeah, browser alone is the one reason for pretty much anyone (not using Safari) to not get a Neo. Ironically that also makes it a difficult long-term choice for students...
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@thdxr same person that changed their todo list app every week before this
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you used to spend a day messing with your neovim config, feel self conscious, then get back to work
now people are spending weeks on some hyper customized coding agent workflow that definitely is worse than vanilla but they can talk about it like they're ahead of the game
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Do you use the term "self-sovereign"—for identity, for keys, for your wallet? If you do, it was ten years ago today I chose this term, using it to describe an inalienable right to control your own digital life. We've learned much in the last decade, so I'm offering an update.🧵…
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@ChristopherA Thanks for all your work on this topic!
As someone who just submitted his PhD thesis on SSI, issues like DID centralization were a big focus. Lots of that may not even be intentional/malicious, just easier.
Looking forwards to dive into your new draft and hope I can contribute!
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Felix Hoops retweetledi
I like blockchain tech quite a bit because it extends open source to open source+state, a genuine/exciting innovation in computing paradigms. I'm just sad and struggle to get over it coming packaged with so much braindead bs (get rich quick pumps/dumps/scams/spams/memes etc.). Ew
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I want to connect with more Germans in the Space.
If you speak German, just comment and I'll follow you, brudi.
Antidote@AxelMtbr
I want to connect with more Germans in the Space. If you speak German, just comment and I'll follow you, brudi.
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I want to connect with more Germans in the Space.
If you speak German, just comment and I'll follow you, brudi.
Lost 🎯@lostsol
Ich möchte mich mit mehr deutschen connecten im Space. Wenn du deutsch sprichst kommentier einfach und ich folge dir brudi
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One of the cool things with @NousResearch hermes agent is that you can just tell it to change itself. And the update (by default) just stashes your code changes and reapplies them afterwards. So nothing breaks.
For example, my dashboard had suspiciously low token counts. I suspected that it did not count cached tokens. Just told it to change that:
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@ChristopherA Hard agree on the philosophy. Looking at your numbers, prompt eval seems suspiciously low, even for Metal (assuming ctx depth 0). For agentic tools this would be unusable. This may be ollama. I really recommend llama.cpp (directly or sth like LM Studio).
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@ImLunaHey arch btw (actually EndeavourOS)
macos bc macbooks are unfortunately goated
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