Steffen Fiedler

Part of StudioNAND.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@reach_vb Interested, here for codex!

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@callebtc Yes! Because Hermes gets out of the way.

Fast setup, slim config, cron jobs that actually fire, persistent cross-session memory, and it actively codifies your workflow by updating memory + generating reusable skills from repeated asks.

Less babysitting.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@witcheer @stackwalnuts Super relevant to what I'm trying right now on Hermes: Obsidian-backed memory with ongoing cycles so each run closes with structured updates and the next run starts from a fresh state + goals.

Keep us posted on week-one outcomes.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@CoastalFuturist Yes, interested! Coming for Hermes.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@LottoLabs I'm so regretting buying the 16GB Mac Mini…

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@kr0der Hermes is state-of-the-art in agentic systems.

Straightforward setup, slim config, never drops a job, and has self-healing capabilities.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@0x_Vivek @tunahorse21 Any source where I can get more details on that approach?

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@tunahorse21 Slim config, straight forward setup and never dropping a cron.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@techNmak Why would running a small local model be a good choice if the quality of the resulting source code is junk compared to Opus?

Instead, using a local model for housekeeping, data retrieval, and data collection tasks can be great to keep the bills down.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@LottoLabs Same here, Hermes + Gwen 3.5 4B locally for housekeeping and optional 14B for background tasks where tidiness is key.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@Teknium @shawn_pana Whats the difference to Hermes‘ default web access?

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@decisionoracle @Teknium Maintaining a growing configuration became a balancing act with Openclaw. In comparison Hermes Agent has a very slim an thought through setup.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@Zeneca Fully transitioned to Hermes Agent. In comparison Openclaw felt like a tar pit.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@usgraphics What do you use to layout the header and table?

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@stphnthiel @jackrusher Please keep in mind that queuing is something very natural to the natives in Brandenburg.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@stphnthiel @laessr My inspiration has been the white lies approach to faking context with artificial background noise. Like music boxes that provide ambient sounds of traffic or bars when you call your actual partner from an hour hotel. Those must have been from the 60s.

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

@hamoid @jackrusher Homework turns out to be fun again with @quilist – Next stop @thing_clj!

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

So glad this is happening – thanks @toxi ! https://t.co/wZRbH0eDlg

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3-day Clojure(script) workshop in Berlin (17-19 Feb), in collab w/ @StudioNAND: https://t.co/AUzcofbhqj #clojurescript #webgl - please RT!

[Steffen Fiedler @stffnfdlr]

Very much looking forward to: "The Epic Struggle of the Internet of Things" by @bruces out on @StrelkaPress http://t.co/hMSKb9vsIm