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Open claw seems to just break all the time. It's fine tuned. It can do the job and it's very powerful, but it can break a lot. And it's like a top of the range tool where you need to know what you're doing. Whereas Hermes, it's like a reliable Honda that will just plug along and keep going.

Alan

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Agent Deep Dive: Hermes vs OpenClaw with Alan

At 48:20 · chapter starts 40:30

Business

Amazon Acquired Annapurna Labs in 2015 — And Built a Secret $50B Chip Empire

Anthropic + SpaceX, Codex 100x'd Claude Code & Half Cash Ha… · May 8, 2026 Business

Amazon bought Israeli chip startup Annapurna Labs in 2015 and spent 11 years quietly building. The CEO now says that chip business would generate $50B in annual revenue if standalone — making it effectively the second-largest chip company in the world. US export rules keep it internal-only.

Business

$50B Amazon chip run rate

Anthropic + SpaceX, Codex 100x'd Claude Code & Half Cash Ha… · May 8, 2026

Amazon's CEO stated that if its Annapurna Labs chip business were standalone, it would have an annual revenue run rate of $50 billion.

Technology

Hermes vs OpenClaw: Honda vs Ferrari

Anthropic + SpaceX, Codex 100x'd Claude Code & Half Cash Ha… · May 8, 2026 Technology

OpenClaw is a Ferrari: blindingly fast, but breaks constantly and requires expert tuning. Hermes is a Honda: reliable, observable, and keeps chugging to the finish line. For most builders, reliability beats peak performance.

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