THIS GUY LITERALLY OPEN SOURCED A FULL WEB UI FOR HERMES AGENT and the feature set is insane. You now get 1:1 terminal parity right in your browser. The UI is lightweight: zero build steps and a sleek 3-panel layout for chat, sessions, and file browsing. But why Hermes?
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Solving a multi-agent management problem with Google DeepMind
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It's been almost 1 and a half years that I can't solve a multi-agent cohort management problem and now I just came across a library from @GoogleDeepMind released 2 months ago that offers an ultra elegant approach. Damn, this company is really the boss.
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Temperature parameter removed by AI providers; panic misdirected
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Temperature is dead. Every frontier AI provider killed it. And most people are panicking about the wrong thing. OpenAI removed it on o1, o3, and GPT-5. Google warned against changing it on Gemini 3. Anthropic deprecated it on Claude Opus 4.7 and continued that on 4.8. This
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Codex finds most issues; other models offer light review
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nah, but codex finds by far the most issues. You can get a light review with other models
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Claude Mythos pricing and upcoming model cost prediction
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Claude Mythos is $25 per million input tokens and $125 per million output tokens. I assume that the Mythos-like model that Anthropic will release in the coming weeks will be just as expensive. lets see
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Second Brain & Financial App: File System + Agentic AI is Enough
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Second brain, Obsidian; financial app has its own frontend. In the end, the system only requires a file system (folders on your computer) and an agentic AI (Codex, Claude Code, etc.)
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Built tools for Claude code transcripts, prefers native feature
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Yeah I've built tools for working with those in the past – https://
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Human imperfection compared to machine capabilities in various tasks
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If we are so perfect, why are we so bad at arithmetics, computing integrals symbolically, playing chess, go, or poker?
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Karpathy’s brain ingestion paradigm: A scalable pattern for various applications
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Karpathy's second brain ingestion paradigm, where you have a folder to dump your raw data into and then an agent processes and structures it to add it to a wiki or second brain, is a scalable pattern for so many other applications. In my case, for example, I already had a
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Fear of losing key features after automatic updates
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I used to let Codex Desktop update itself, now I feel I must resist updates in case they remove key features I depend on!