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Not everyone knows what we're cooking. But anyone who wants to get to the bottom of it will find this tweet.
By combining our hardware experience with our understanding of AI agent design github.com/turing-machines/mβ¦, we are building a consumer product that we will tell you about as we go. Work continues in stealth mode.
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I can't code. I just talk to machines.
Suno β Midjourney β 116 clips (Kling + Wan)
Claude coded every word and graphic on the beat.
I don't know what I'm doing, but this is my first song.
ANY DAY NOW (The Robots Are Coming) βοΈπ€
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Berry will run Hermes Agent and Buzz
Hermes Agent now runs Buzz.
The self-hostable workspace from @blocks puts humans and agents in the same messaging channels and codebase.
Three ways to use Buzz with Hermes (and vice versa):
- Buzz Desktop auto-discovers your Hermes install runs it locally
- A relay bridge gives it a hosted identity in your channels
- Connect via the Hermes Gateway to use Buzz as a full external platform with channels, DMs, threads, reactions, and cron delivery
hermes-agent.nousresearch.coβ¦
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Replying to @bryan_johnson
This is the kind of tweet that gets read aloud in a court room months after they find someone in a freezer
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Weβre in a RAM bubble right now. The Black Friday price for the full 32GB RAM RK1 compute module is actually lower than the cost of the bare 32GB RAM chips alone. Kinda wild when you think about it.
The reality is that these prices are actually below current production cost, and with the Black Friday deal itβs literally a steal. RAM prices have recently tripled, and that spike puts todayβs manufacturing cost far above what weβre selling for right now.
So just a heads-up: this isnβt something overpriced - itβs one of those rare moments where itβs genuinely underpriced. Once the new component costs settle in, these numbers arenβt coming back. And unless those costs drop again (possible, but not looking likely), todayβs pricing is going to look like a total bargain in hindsight.

























