THIS GUY TURNS HERMES AGENT'S HARNESS AND CLAUDE-POWERED LOOP ENGINEERING INTO SOMETHING YOU ACTUALLY GET
the full harness diagram is on screen by 1:02
but the line that makes it stick lands at 3:06 - the base model is the horse, the harness is what keeps it pointed at the goal instead of running wherever it wants
4:18 is where the loop shows up
how Hermes decides on its own to open a terminal, hit the browser, or hand a task off to a sub-agent running Claude CLI
stay for 9:32 - three memory layers, laid out clean:
> skills.md - how to act
> memory.md - facts about you
> state.db - the raw history
by 11:05 you're watching the agent write its own skill file mid-conversation
13:09 is where it gets real. a cron bug. skills that try to save themselves twice
and at 15:24 he lands on the part nobody says out loud - memory is the moat, not the loop
watch it 👇
How I will judge whether the Optimus is epic?
Could I see millions of business people buying one?
That's it.
And that comes down to "can it do the job?" and "can I train it to do a new one?"
I assume it will do all the basics well, like walking, jumping, dancing, and fighting. :-)
Oh, and can I do all that for an affordable price.
Business people look at labor as a cost.
Robots potentially could reduce costs.
I assume Optimus will have:
1. An extremely capable generalized world model.
2. Very dexterous hands.
3. Capable of lifting a full suitcase into a Cybercab.
And do it for a price that is less than the labor cost now. Including maintainance.
I keep wondering why Elon would sell them?
He would find plenty of demand from factory and warehouse owners that need to start automating their businesses, even if they rented it for a "salary" every week.
It should be pretty close to minimum wage when it gets to scale.
Oh, and if it gets business people, instead of letting them go with Figure or some other robot, well, then it'll get consumers too.
Personally it would impress me just fine if it tosses a football at a waiting teenager, and walks over to a table where it rolls a cigar.
All those liberals brag that Manhattan is superior because it's 45% brown and black now, which makes it a shining beacon of diversity, a utopian paradise. Yet, the NYC bakery needs a security guard and the Seoul location doesn't
I was in Madrid when Spain won the World Cup.
Almost 2 million people celebrated in the streets.
I saw 0 violence.
0 property damage.
0 rioting.
Spain’s government later reported a total of 6 arrests, and no serious incidents.
Almost 2 million people.
Almost entirely peaceful.
When a Parisian team won the Champions League in 2026, riots broke out and trashed the city.
And it happened before that, in 2025.
And there was violence before that, in 2018, when France won the World Cup.
Guess when their celebrations were peaceful?
In 1998 - before their immigration policy created an entire population of people who didn’t assimilate.
Immigration can be great for a country.
But not when you do it without being thoughtful who you admit, how many, and for how long.
If Spain makes the same mistakes as France, soon their “celebrations” will look like Paris’s.
England is already well underway.
मजेदार यादें! 😂
जब UFC 3 में कीथ हैकनी ने 600+ पाउंड या कहिये लगभग 270 किलो से अधिक के सुमो पहलवान इमैनुएल यारबोरो से मुकाबला किया था!और टेक्नीकल नॉकआउट में पहले ही मुकाबले में बाहर कर दिया था।
यह 94 के आसपास की ऐतिहासिक फाइट है। जिसमें कीथ को जाइंट किलर का खिताब मिला था।