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Hermes is an open-source AI agent that runs in the cloud 24/7 and chats with you through apps like Telegram. This post now leads with the setup I'd recommend today—Nous Portal's $20/month hosted Hermes Cloud, Composio as an MCP server, and Honcho for real memory—followed by the original Railway + OpenRouter walkthrough.

Initially I was impressed by GPT-4o-Mini's ability to read text from images, but I quickly realized that getting consistent, reliable results required some trickery.

Deep cloning in JavaScript used to require bulky libraries, hacky JSON methods, or fragile custom functions. Now, structuredClone changes everything — a native, elegant, and complete solution every developer should know about.

This blog post will delve deep into this critical concept, exploring why the 80/20 rule of project completion is more relevant than ever in the age of AI. We will uncover the inherent limitations of even the most advanced AI when it comes to the nuanced, subjective, and truly innovative aspects of human work, and illustrate why the human touch remains indispensable for transforming mere output into genuine impact. By embracing AI as a powerful co-pilot, not an autonomous driver, you can unlock unprecedented productivity without sacrificing the quality, authenticity, and ultimate success of your endeavors.

AI image generation has made huge strides, but generated images often have subtle flaws that make them unsuitable for professional use.