I never understood why people think VR can be a mass market product. It’s literally single user. It cannot be looked at by two people at the same time. Such a silly concept. It’s good for gaming, some work, robotics, remote access, etc. But mass market? iPhone-killer? Price-accessible to all? I don’t get it.
Basically, if you put up a fake “future AI product” on there, meme-ify it, blast social media and HackerNews with it, and get people talking about it, regardless of whether it’s good talk or shit talk, you can sell it to some idiot VC for $25000000.
it just happened to me! I've been using telegram to chat with it all this time. Finally downloaded their desktop app and tried it out. It worked for one day and now it's throwing a "No LLM provider configured" error for Ollama local after an update.
I asked the telegram chat to figure this out and it's currently reading it's own internal code to "figure out when No LLM provider configured is called". 😂😂
I’m a little surprised to hear you say PAYG for Opus sub agents is economical. Maybe the superpowers and ponytail really do have a massive impact on things. I’ll send these to three people I know building heavy production apps right now. And integrate them into my own Hermes setup.
what's opencode go and how is it different than opencode?
I'll check out the subagent reporting issue. I did run into it with Gemma-4 but Qwen3.5 and 3.6 both work well in completing tasks. Local models aren't perfect, but they're damn close!
“Less” intrusive? A 360 dash cam will store everything on a memory card. The meta glasses uploads video directly into Zuck’s brain.