Ok so in the process of training an LLM, writing a harness, and then implementing it with a JEV - I put it on a Raspberry Pi And it took foreverrrr literally the entire season of East of Eden was Finished and I was still validating the training data 😭 Banging my head against the table with how long this was taking So in the process of deciding that I was going to add a vision model and locomotion - hence the reason for the Nvidia Jetson Orin Nano (ty Facebook marketplace for the win) I literally cannot go through that experience again of training a VLA for hundreds of hours (my mental health) So I created an app called Capture And I entered it into a hackathon (This founder video was made after 8 hours of straight refactoring 😭) colosseum.com/arena/projects…

For Halloween I’m going to be a critical security vulnerability

Hermes agent at 2AM: *wall of text* we need your approval to execute this command that’s completely out of our allowed behaviour Me: (eyes bleary) clicks yes

now we are going to have some fun

Went to a Humanoid Conference in SF Met someone cute Thanks @TheHumanoidHub

-Built an open source app over 4 weeks -Decided to refactor it with Hermes agent the day of the deadline Burned 900m tokens in 1 day 🔥

The most expensive part of building AI (aside from hardware) is Reinforcement Learning Human Feedback (RLHF). A labeled dataset costs up to $0.30 per judgment, or 125 hours of lost time. Over the past few weeks I built a market where humans do work bots can't. Introducing Capture: Prove you're human. Stake a bond. Rate robot vision outputs. Earn $SKR. The more accurate you are, the higher your payout. Consensus of three judges settles every pair. Built for @solanamobile github.com/chunli0x/capturef…

I just joined the waitlist for Tau Robotics (@taurobots): humanoid robots that clean your home, one hour for $30 per humanoid. Join with my referral link and I move up the list: tau-robotics.com/waitlist?re…

Went to a Robot Death Match in SF Thanks for the entertaining Friday night @REK