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Good places to keep up to date on LLMs?
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this post was submitted on 04 Oct 2026
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Well, that's super wordy for my taste, but that's the beauty of local, you can change things to your taste. I'll probably go Gemma 4 12B or 31B (Qwen 3.8 27B is great for code but I like Gemma for text munging), and am AMD based, but hermes is probably a good tool.
Did you just mod the Reddit Reading skill to use redlib? Why not just use the skill raw (presumably with the OAuth)?
Thanks again.
the skill I'm using was just one that it made itself when I pointed it at my local instance, sent it along a few tasks, and told it to record its learning in a skill.
Cool, been a while since I played with hermes, don't remember that being an option, sounds like a Qwen 27B job. Fun, new things to learn.