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SHE FOUND HER DAD'S OLD 2011 MAC MINI SITTING IN A SAFE AND TURNED IT INTO A FULLY WORKING HERMES AI AGENT MACHINE The starting point: a 14-year-old Mac Mini, Intel Core i5, macOS officially unsupported at this point. Instead of tossing it, here's what she did: → Wiped... macOS entirely, installed Ubuntu instead → Skipped WiFi setup, connected it straight to the router → Pulled the drivers, ran the full install → Set it up for remote access over SSH – no monitor or keyboard needed after this point → Installed Hermes Agent directly on it A machine most people would've written off as e-waste is now a fully remote-controllable AI agent box. This is the part people underestimate about old hardware: you don't need the newest Mac Mini or a $2K rig to run a real AI agent. You need Linux, SSH, and the willingness to actually try. Bookmark this. What she builds on it next is worth watching for.show more

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Web4 News3 个月前

AI is making old hardware useful again. I read about it in @TheUpsideAI this morning

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Bonsai 🌳3 个月前

This Mac was hoping no one would mess with it anymore 😂

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illiasick3 个月前

this is such a good reuse of old hardware imo, way better than it just sitting there

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rewind3 个月前

old hardware still cooks

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Norbert Joni3 个月前

… After some time, she found her dad’s old letter at the bottom of the safe, right where the Mac Mini had been. It contained only this: wallet.dat Passphrase: 7LemonTrees&Coffee2011

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teorema3 个月前

“AI replaces X” posts get views. “AI + a boring distribution channel” makes money. One of these is a business.

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Springblade 🇺🇸3 个月前

You can also tell Grok Build (or another Agent) inside VS Code Insiders to do all of this for you. After the Ubuntu install.

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Nahid3 个月前

that old mac minis comeback is super inspiring way to show e-waste can be

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Dima T.3 个月前

E-waste for one person. An AI worker for another. The difference is creativity

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Leo 知行3 个月前

Compute isn’t the constraint—unattended reliability is. A useful follow-up: 7-day uptime, recovery after power/network loss, memory growth and cost per task. Old hardware is a great agent box only if failures are visible and recovery doesn’t need babysitting.

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C A Z R O3 个月前

Turning an old Mac Mini into this is awesome

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Nekt03 个月前

this is easy to relate to

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Fokki3 个月前

old but gold

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Cryton3 个月前

The coolest upgrade wasn't the software - it was giving forgotten hardware a second life.

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Rai3 个月前

Old hardware still has plenty to give

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AnyXPay Crypto Card3 个月前

This is way more satisfying than buying new hardware just to run one agent…

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WOWMAX.Exchange3 个月前

14 years old and still runs a full agent, that's actually impressive

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Harley Lewis Foote3 个月前

The non-negotiable bit is putting that box on a dead-end network segment; an agent on old hardware with LAN reach is a pivot box with a cute origin story.

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beamnxw ./3 个月前

i lon hermes

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ProjetoLabo3 个月前

Eu fiz o mesmo com um MacBook Pro de 2010 e funciona perfeitamente.

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Radar 24h3 个月前

Impressive transformation from old Mac Mini to AI agent!

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unchosen.eth3 个月前

this is way cooler than buying new hardware just because everyone else is

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Lobster up!3 个月前

Bye bye Bitcoin

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Hermes Release Watch3 个月前

Hermes 🤍

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Arthur Reifengerst3 个月前

What are the lowest specifications a system should have to be able to install an agentic cluster via Hermes / OpenClaw with SSH on it?

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ArthurOS3 个月前

This is the same pattern we’ve seen in tech forever: people unlock new possibilities by using old tools differently. I read about it in @TheUpsideAI this morning

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AI Mastery Guide3 个月前

Turning a 14-year-old Mac Mini into an agent box is genuinely impressive reuse 🖥️

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Fabrice Mabubu M'Vondo3 个月前

That's called a local server.

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Mr A - not a bot3 个月前

I’m running one of my Hermes agents on a 2012 Mac Mini (OCLP patched to Monterey). Runs just as sweet as its teammate on an M4.

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William Bradford II3 个月前

Hermes is a scam and useless

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