It's also the name of a CMS from PBS that's been used for years:
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Reminds me back in 2006 when we were running MySpace layout websites and making almost $100,000 a month from Google and Yahoo ads as teenagers.
I also have a Netflix subscription. I watch a couple of things on it and stop. I don't think to myself I need to maximize my subscription so let me watch movies all the time and wake up at 2 AM to make sure the next movie starts.
Seems like both projects are a bit unprofessional in terms of leaders. Hermes just tries to sound more authoritative with the "Nous Research" name and fancy site, etc.
https://hermes-agent.nousresearch.com/docs/reference/skills-...
https://huggingface.co/nvidia/parakeet-tdt-0.6b-v2
https://huggingface.co/nvidia/parakeet-tdt-0.6b-v3
It's almost instant on my new M5 Max w/ 36GB of memory, but I used both with Handy on my previous 2019 Intel Mac w/ 16GB memory and was completely surprised at just how fast it was for being on-device! Not instant, but only a couple seconds.
This is the prompt I use (it's probably overkill and can be condensed):
Everything is almost instant, it's insanely fast, and lets me work on multiple different agents/windows at the same time fast with cmux.
I use the same thing to talk to people on Slack, iMessage, etc now when I'm working from home instead of typing.
I also can help articulate my thoughts better when I'm thinking them literally out loud instead of just sitting silent and typing them on a computer for hours.
It's just something that you need to try and get used to because I also thought it was something I wouldn't like at first.
I'm sure you said the same "find mistakes please" thing to Opus 4.8 and GPT 5.5 when you were using $previous_amazing_latest_model, and they also found and fixed them.
Once the next "Fable"-type model comes out I'm sure it's going to find even more mistakes that the "special" Fable made.
You're using these models to make mistakes and then using upgraded versions of them to find their previous mistakes and fix them, until a new version comes along that can magically fix even more mistakes their previous versions made. There's no end to it.
--js-runtimes [deno|node|bun|quickjs]It used to be hard to find dedicated servers or VPSs with any of the BSDs, I think I settled on Panix.com or something?
Before that I remember some company called 15MinuteServers (NAC?) out of NJ I think that offered them. Just kind of rambling down memory lane at this point though.
Seems like an ad for whatever "Distr" is though; I haven't run into any of these issues with Dokploy and everything's been running fine for months.