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Going for abundance is far worse. Efficiency was never a sin. The thing abundance checkboxes greed and gluttony.
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what a delightful Hermes update After install, I tightened up the output further with this prompt: Format this for Telegram Rich Messages in a clean Claude-like style: - Use a short title heading - One concise summary paragraph - Use a simple markdown table when helpful - Use plain status words: Done, In progress, Blocked - Use task-list checkboxes for checklists - Avoid inline code unless needed - Avoid emoji except checkboxes/status when useful - End with a collapsible Risks section only if there are real risks
Seeing a lot of people struggling to enable Telegram Rich Messages in Hermes @NousResearch 
Here’s the fastest way to turn it on: 
Tell your agent:
 1️⃣ Update yourself 2️⃣ Enable rich messages in my config:
rich_messages: true 
3️⃣ Restart the gateway 
4️⃣ Send a test message 
Then test it with this prompt: Let’s test now Summarize this as a Telegram rich table with columns: Task, Owner, Status. Give me a checklist for the deployment, using completed and incomplete task boxes. Format this as: - heading - short summary - table - checklist - collapsible details section for risks ## Supported useful formats Use normal Markdown-style syntax: ## Sprint Status | Item | Owner | Status | |---|---|---| | Driver App release | Alex | ✅ Done | | Portal QA | Sam | In progress | | Route optimizer | Luke | Blocked | - [x] Review PR - [ ] Run staging smoke test - [ ] Send release note <details> <summary>Risks</summary> - QA may slip if staging data is stale. - Route optimizer dependency needs confirmation. </details>
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days ago i met a lady with most of the my ideal categories's checkboxes would be ticked off. until i saw her necklace's pendant. forget it.
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built-in governance is the enterprise way of saying we added three more mandatory checkboxes to the pull request template
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Replying to @wealthmoose
Canadian Reality vs. Liberal Propaganda: Propaganda: “Strong economy! Record immigration! We’re building a better future!” Reality: • Households drowning in $3.25 TRILLION debt (180% of income — 6 quarters rising) • Housing & rents crushed by population surge • Healthcare waits: 28 weeks • Food costs 28%, productivity stalled for years • Young Canadians locked out of the Dream their parents had Taxpayers fund globalist checkboxes while basics become unaffordable. We’re not “thriving.” We’re surviving — on credit, in crowded services, with a shrinking future. Canadians first. Fix the fundamentals. 🇨🇦
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Replying to @tvc1five
Canadian Reality vs. Liberal Propaganda: Propaganda: “Strong economy! Record immigration! We’re building a better future!” Reality: • Households drowning in $3.25 TRILLION debt (180% of income — 6 quarters rising) • Housing & rents crushed by population surge • Healthcare waits: 28 weeks • Food costs 28%, productivity stalled for years • Young Canadians locked out of the Dream their parents had Taxpayers fund globalist checkboxes while basics become unaffordable. We’re not “thriving.” We’re surviving — on credit, in crowded services, with a shrinking future. Canadians first. Fix the fundamentals. 🇨🇦
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Replying to @LarryBrockMP
Canadian Reality vs. Liberal Propaganda: Propaganda: “Strong economy! Record immigration! We’re building a better future!” Reality: • Households drowning in $3.25 TRILLION debt (180% of income — 6 quarters rising) • Housing & rents crushed by population surge • Healthcare waits: 28 weeks • Food costs 28%, productivity stalled for years • Young Canadians locked out of the Dream their parents had Taxpayers fund globalist checkboxes while basics become unaffordable. We’re not “thriving.” We’re surviving — on credit, in crowded services, with a shrinking future. Canadians first. Fix the fundamentals. 🇨🇦
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Replying to @wealthmoose
Canadian Reality vs. Liberal Propaganda: Propaganda: “Strong economy! Record immigration! We’re building a better future!” Reality: • Households drowning in $3.25 TRILLION debt (180% of income — 6 quarters rising) • Housing & rents crushed by population surge • Healthcare waits: 28 weeks • Food costs 28%, productivity stalled for years • Young Canadians locked out of the Dream their parents had Taxpayers fund globalist checkboxes while basics become unaffordable. We’re not “thriving.” We’re surviving — on credit, in crowded services, with a shrinking future. Canadians first. Fix the fundamentals. 🇨🇦
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Replying to @Dagnum_PI
Metallicus been certified on all 4 fednow checkboxes for some time now.
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Replying to @tekbog
Institutions are saturated with dorks. As time goes on, checkboxes and formal metrics push out any real innovators. When you optimize for checkbox checkers, you get checkbox checkers
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Replying to @colmtuite
I just can’t justify using these triangle arrows alongside gradient checkboxes 🥲
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Replying to @MyLordBebo
🚨This wasn’t “one bad day.” It was multiple people, in sequence, seeing a woman get strapped in with zero ankle ropes and still saying “all good.” x.com/MyLordBebo/status/2065… That level of casual incompetence is everywhere now — pilots on autopilot, surgeons checking TikTok, engineers copy-pasting code. We’ve replaced accountability with vibes and DEI checkboxes. The real horror isn’t just the fall. It’s how numb we’ve become to it. We’re not “cooked.” We’re already done. 🔥
🇧🇷‼️🚨 WOMAN THROWN DOWN FROM BRIDGE - FORGOT ROPE This is probably the stupidest way to die. You pay the guys to throw you down the bridge … but they are sloppy and forgot the rope. You fall to your death. The tragic accident happened on Skeleton Bridge between Limeira and Cordeirópolis in the state of San Paolo. The rope jumping instructors simply forgot to tie the rope to the lady’s feet and threw her down from 40 meters height (130 feet). Sad, rip girl. On social media she wrote shortly before: "Who was the crazy guy who let me jump off a bridge???".
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Your M365 'security' is based on compliance checklists? That's building a bulletproof vest then leaving your brain exposed. Real security is active, not checkboxes. 🧠 wintive.com
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2/ The Hidden Switch Turning off the first one isn't enough. Most people stop there and think they're done. Same settings page → scroll down to Google Workspace smart features → Manage Workspace smart feature settings → turn off both checkboxes → Save. Both switches need to be off or the AI keeps reading.
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Replying to @elonmusk
Exactly. If Arizona already requires proof of citizenship for state elections, there’s no excuse for not requiring it for federal elections too. The Motor Voter system was designed to make registration easy — but easy became dangerous when it removed basic safeguards. Proof of citizenship should be mandatory everywhere. No more checkboxes.
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The "tissue paper" comparison is incredibly accurate. For over a decade, social media platforms have relied on self-regulation, using easily bypassable age check checkboxes and buried reporting tools. This has allowed online grooming, algorithmic rabbit holes, and severe cyberbullying to flourish. Treating child safety as a corporate choice rather than a mandatory requirement has repeatedly failed. Banning children 16 and under is probably the most reasonable solution at this point.
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Took a detour from a major update in BeadsGPU. The WebGPU-based physics engine can now simulate ‘beads’ interacting with cloth. I can now click on any point on the cloth to drag, including the corners. Also added checkboxes to the GUI to pin the lower corners. #webgpu #cg
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What’s the point of being outraged by everything? Outrage achieves nothing. But my position on women is perfectly clear: I support genuine equality based on merit, not quotas or identity checkboxes. I find that approach utterly demeaning. No woman of real merit would ever agree to being a quota hire. As for Peta Credlin, she consistently calls out this nonsense, especially when it comes to DEI. And if people don’t understand or agree with what you write, welcome to X. Plenty disagree with what I post too (you included). Many still misread things despite clear wording. Perhaps stick to the actual topic instead of reading things into comments that aren’t there.
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