I now rank Nemotron 3 Ultra among the top 5 Opensource models out there Frontier intelligence at home
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Love stumbling upon tears advising to buy GPU for local models
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I just love randomly stumbling upon tears that say “Buy a GPU and run your own models locally! “
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Simply say what you want, the model invokes the skills
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They are not designed for people to invoke them, although you can do so if you wish. Simply tell the model what you want to happen, and it will do the work to invoke the right skills for you.
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Opus best model for long tasks: autonomous execution tips
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Observation of many benchmarks showing that Opus is the best model for long tasks. Five tips for running Opus autonomously for hours/days: 1. Use automatic mode for permissions so that Claude does not ask for approval.
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Codex evolves from assistant to AI teammate across domains
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Codex use-cases: “From software engineering and design to data analysis and operations, Codex is becoming an AI teammate instead of just an AI assistant.”
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Samsung MeKi: Memory-Based Expert Knowledge Injection for LLMs
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Want to scale LLMs without skyrocketing compute costs? Samsung presents MeKi: Memory-based Expert Knowledge Injection. Instead of making models bigger to learn everything, MeKi gives LLMs a dynamic memory bank of expert knowledge. Think of it as a cheat sheet the model can
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OPRD: On-Policy Distillation of Teacher Representations Before LM Head
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"OPRD: On-Policy Representation Distillation" On-policy distillation usually matches teacher and student only at the token probability level, throwing away the teacher’s hidden states. This paper moves the loss before the LM head, aligning student and teacher representations on
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Better models help researchers build better models faster
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The biggest misconception about AI progress is that it's only about bigger models.
Anthropic's data suggests something different:
Better models are helping researchers build better models faster.
That's a very different kind of scaling law.
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Hermes Agent distributes tasks between local agents and Claude Code/Codex
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Hermes Agent can do that for your setup.
— Shubham Saboo (@Saboo_Shubham_) 7 juin 2026
Direct small tasks to Local and open-source coding agents and bigger ones stay on Claude Code and Codex.
Hermes handles the handoff and everything is tracked natively in Hermes Kanban board. https://t.co/cR9Ai6l8ga pic.twitter.com/AmrbckT9JpHermes Agent can do that for your setup. Direct small tasks to Local and open-source coding agents and bigger ones stay on Claude Code and Codex. Hermes handles the handoff and everything is tracked natively in Hermes Kanban board.