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Dear friends. Are you curious about the meaning of life and how the AI race is progressing? Yesterday I…FB
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Dear friends. Are you curious about the meaning of life and how the AI race is progressing? Yesterday I…

Dear friends. Are you curious about the meaning of life and how the AI race is progressing? Yesterday I discussed AI tools with Roger and we came across Hermes. Hermes is an open-source AI agent from Nous Research. It’s not just a chatbot, but rather an orchestration over various models and tools.

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⚡ How fast is our code, really?FB
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⚡ How fast is our code, really?

⚡ How fast is our code, really? After a while, I decided to do a classic exercise again: Python 🐍 vs Cython 🚀 vs C ⚡ vs Assembler 🔩 vs Kotlin⚡ and a few others. I took Fibonacci and the calculation of π and measured: ⏱️ operations per second 📦 size of the resulting programs.

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