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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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Hasan Toor

213,678 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

i ssh into my mac mini from a beach and watch an AI make me $1000/day in real time the mac mini cost $600 it paid for itself in 14 hours MacBook → Tailscale VPN → German server → Mac Mini OpenClaw agent running 24/7 via LaunchAgent three sub-agents talking to each other: one monitors polymarket, one analyzes data, one executes trades chrome headless with remote debugging - the agent literally sees my browser and clicks buttons it signs orders with my private key via EIP-712 posts to polymarket's CLOB API on polygon yesterday it found weather markets on its own 62 active markets, $3.1M volume it pulled NOAA 7-day forecast through chrome CDP, compared to polymarket odds, spotted 12% mispricing i didn't tell it to do this it just started making money from weather this morning i woke up to a message from the agent: "i want to expand into political markets. twitter API costs $100/month. requesting budget approval from trading profits." i didn't program this it decided on its own that weather isn't enough it's planning its own growth strategy now i'm on my third cocktail watching sunset the agent just closed another trade

i ssh into my mac mini from a beach and watch an AI make me $1000/day in real time the mac mini cost $600 it paid for itself in 14 hours MacBook → Tailscale VPN → German server → Mac Mini OpenClaw agent running 24/7 via LaunchAgent three sub-agents talking to each other: one monitors polymarket, one analyzes data, one executes trades chrome headless with remote debugging - the agent literally sees my browser and clicks buttons it signs orders with my private key via EIP-712 posts to polymarket's CLOB API on polygon yesterday it found weather markets on its own 62 active markets, $3.1M volume it pulled NOAA 7-day forecast through chrome CDP, compared to polymarket odds, spotted 12% mispricing i didn't tell it to do this it just started making money from weather this morning i woke up to a message from the agent: "i want to expand into political markets. twitter API costs $100/month. requesting budget approval from trading profits." i didn't program this it decided on its own that weather isn't enough it's planning its own growth strategy now i'm on my third cocktail watching sunset the agent just closed another trade

Argona

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