Image created with Gemini. Image prompt: A 1920s Dada Merz collage cover on aged board showing a crude rocket built from layered tram tickets, torn ledger paper and a faded vermilion candy-wrapper nose cone launching diagonally with a plume of shredded newsprint, a circle cut from foxed cream paper as a moon in the upper right stamped with faint ledger digits, the title MOONSHOT spelled in mismatched cut-out letterpress letters glued at slight angles across the top, flat even lighting, visible paper fiber edges, glue stains and buckling, muted palette of kraft brown, vermilion, ink black and slate blue, photographed straight on like a scanned physical artwork.
Playing with Hermes Agent at Starbucks yesterday – I wanted to look at USGS S1M DEM data for the Tetons. Here’s what Hermes and Kimi-K2.7 generated. Amazing terrain relief at 1m resolution.
https://t.co/gytweoIqsP AI agents like Hermes can ad hoc generate just about any GIS”
https://x.com/RandyGeorge17/status/2068020022019326201
The Kimi API is now live on AWS Marketplace. 🚀 If your team is already running on AWS, you can now access Kimi with consolidated billing. Plus, eligible customers can apply Kimi API usage directly toward their AWS EDP commitments. Build and scale with Kimi today:”
https://x.com/Kimi_Moonshot/status/2069718757338202140
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