SHE FOUND HER DAD'S OLD 2011 MAC MINI SITTING IN A SAFE AND TURNED IT INTO A FULLY WORKING HERMES AI AGENT MACHINE
It started with a 14-year-old Mac Mini powered by an Intel Core i5, running a version of macOS Apple no longer supports
Instead of throwing it away, she gave it a second life
< Replaced macOS with Ubuntu
< Connected it directly to the router instead of using Wi-Fi
< Installed the required drivers and finished the setup
< Enabled remote access through SSH, so no monitor or keyboard was needed afterward
< Installed Hermes Agent and turned it into a dedicated AI machine
A computer many people would call obsolete is now running AI agents remotely
It's a good reminder that you don't always need the newest Mac or an expensive workstation to experiment with AI
Sometimes Linux, SSH, and a little curiosity are enough
SHE FOUND HER DAD'S OLD 2011 MAC MINI SITTING IN A SAFE AND TURNED IT INTO A FULLY WORKING HERMES AI AGENT MACHINE
It started with a 14-year-old Mac Mini powered by an Intel Core i5, running a version of macOS Apple no longer supports
Instead of throwing it away, she gave it a second life
< Replaced macOS with Ubuntu
< Connected it directly to the router instead of using Wi-Fi
< Installed the required drivers and finished the setup
< Enabled remote access through SSH, so no monitor or keyboard was needed afterward
< Installed Hermes Agent and turned it into a dedicated AI machine
A computer many people would call obsolete is now running AI agents remotely
It's a good reminder that you don't always need the newest Mac or an expensive workstation to experiment with AI
Sometimes Linux, SSH, and a little curiosity are enough
SHE MAKES $87,000 A MONTH FROM 14-SECOND AI DANCE VIDEOS
Brands are spending more and more on virtual creators instead of real influencers.
These twin dancers don't exist.
A 22-year-old creator from Los Angeles runs the entire business from home using custom AI models and RTX GPUs.
The movement stays perfectly synced because every frame is refined with a custom video diffusion pipeline.
Skin details, lighting, and body motion are adjusted so both characters naturally blend into every scene instead of looking pasted on.
A fully automated workflow picks trending audio, generates new choreography, renders fresh videos, and publishes them across more than 40 accounts.
No filming.
No editing.
No talent contracts.
Just an AI pipeline running around the clock.
More than 40 million weekly views.
Almost zero operating costs.
Two AI twins plus one automated system can build a business that never sleeps.
SHE MAKES $87,000 A MONTH FROM 14-SECOND AI DANCE VIDEOS
Brands are spending more and more on virtual creators instead of real influencers.
These twin dancers don't exist.
A 22-year-old creator from Los Angeles runs the entire business from home using custom AI models and RTX GPUs.
The movement stays perfectly synced because every frame is refined with a custom video diffusion pipeline.
Skin details, lighting, and body motion are adjusted so both characters naturally blend into every scene instead of looking pasted on.
A fully automated workflow picks trending audio, generates new choreography, renders fresh videos, and publishes them across more than 40 accounts.
No filming.
No editing.
No talent contracts.
Just an AI pipeline running around the clock.
More than 40 million weekly views.
Almost zero operating costs.
Two AI twins plus one automated system can build a business that never sleeps.
A STUDENT FOUND A WAY TO RUN 32 AI AGENTS AT ONCE WITHOUT THE USUAL SLOWDOWN
Most multi-agent systems rely on queues or schedulers, forcing agents to wait their turn before doing anything.
Instead, he connected all 32 agents to a single shared topological graph where they can read and update the same state simultaneously.
That means there's no need to keep dozens of separate copies of the workflow in sync.
One prompt is enough to distribute work across every agent automatically, without manually breaking tasks into pieces.
Even conflicts are handled inside the graph itself instead of a central controller deciding who gets priority.
Watch all 32 agents work together below π
A STUDENT FOUND A WAY TO RUN 32 AI AGENTS AT ONCE WITHOUT THE USUAL SLOWDOWN
Most multi-agent systems rely on queues or schedulers, forcing agents to wait their turn before doing anything.
Instead, he connected all 32 agents to a single shared topological graph where they can read and update the same state simultaneously.
That means there's no need to keep dozens of separate copies of the workflow in sync.
One prompt is enough to distribute work across every agent automatically, without manually breaking tasks into pieces.
Even conflicts are handled inside the graph itself instead of a central controller deciding who gets priority.
Watch all 32 agents work together below π
A 20-year-old guy from South Korea created an AI girl and made $6,980 in just 18 days
He used Claude to generate both the images and short videos
Then he launched a TikTok account where she posted dance videos
Within a week, the account had already gained more than 61,000 followers
After seeing the engagement, he opened a Fanvue page for the character
> TikTok for reach
> Fanvue for monetization
In just 18 days, 634 people subscribed at $10.99/month, generating around $6,980 in revenue
AI keeps creating business models that barely existed a few years ago