BREAKING: The U.S. Space Force is giving SpaceX broad freedom to design its new $2.3 billion military satellite backbone - including how many satellites it needs to build.
Rather than prescribing a constellation size or design, the Pentagon is setting requirements for coverage, capacity and speed and letting SpaceX determine the architecture, SpaceNews reports.
The government-owned Space Data Network will use optical links to move military data around the world, connecting sensors, command systems and weapons through a high-speed network in low Earth orbit.
The approach effectively allows SpaceX to apply the manufacturing, networking and constellation expertise developed through Starlink to a purpose-built military system, while the Space Force focuses on the performance it needs rather than dictating the hardware.
$SPCX is required to deliver a fully operational prototype by the end of 2027.
As a result Hermes Agent gets dumber as it goes along. There is one workflow I still use Hermes with regularly but I have to reset the agent every so often because of that drift
Hermes is better at self-retarding then self improving
Everything is fine as long as there’s no issue, but make a correction and she’ll burn your house down
Its attempts at “improvements” involve bloating skill and memory files with performance theater, process porn, fine print and a million friction points
@thsottiaux There’s definitely some regression. I have a straightforward audio production workflow that Sol medium handled just fine but Astra High struggled with across multiple turns and corrections