Beyonder

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@bretonwill HERMES

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@Jacobsklug playbook

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@Jacobsklug Webbie

[Rockstar Games @RockstarGames]

Grand Theft Auto VI: The Album Coming November 19

Featuring 34 original tracks that capture the electric energy of Vice City and Leonida, from a genre-defying artist roster.

Listen to the first six singles today, and pre-order on vinyl and CD at https://t.co/1pibFJjVGX.

[Yeezyrih @Yeeezyrih]

Ye live in Albania last night was a MOVIE

No disses to trend, no surprise appearances, just Ye 🐐

[Ibraheem @ibraheemch333]

@erling @okita60008 Who is GOAT 🐐

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@fivosaresti SIGNAL

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@vitaliidodonov MRR

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@yanndine Hermes

[Yann @yanndine]

I've dedicated 30 hours to creating a complete breakdown of Hermes Agent and exactly how GTM engineers are running it for free.

A plain English guide you can use for lead research, competitor scanning, pipeline summaries, outreach personalisation, content briefs, and CRM auditing on a $5 VPS that runs while your laptop is off.

(You must follow me to receive it)

Like + Repost + follow me

Comment "HERMES" and I'll send it to you via DM.

[Kautuk | Conscious Engines @Kautukkundan]

Slight rant - Indian VCs are so weird, delusional and over-confident.

A partner from a well-known firm (Red-Orange Logo) recently told me: "Arey yaar, ye Chinese log hi sab kuch lead kar rahe hain models mein."

Translation - "The Chinese are leading everything in the model space." Funny thing? Same firm passed on investing in multiple research labs.

Honestly, it's not even surprising anymore - it's just the pattern. Indian VCs, by and large, don't want to fund the process of building something. They want to fund the proof that it already worked. No appetite for the messy, uncertain, pre-traction phase where the actual hard stuff happens - the research, the architecture decisions, the "we don't know if this will work yet" phase. They also have the balls to say - "You are doing too many things"

That's where companies like DeepSeek got built. That's where labs get built. That's where moats get built. But sure, easier to wait until someone else has de-risked the entire thing, then show up with a term sheet and opinions about geopolitics.

The frustrating part isn't even the pass - passes are fine, not every fund has the mandate or the conviction for deep tech. The frustrating part is the confidence. The certainty with which people who opted out of the game will tell you who's winning it.

India has the talent. India has the compute access. India has founders who are genuinely trying to build frontier things - not just wrap GPT and call it an AI startup. What it doesn't have enough of is early believers.

People willing to back the research before it has a leaderboard score. People willing to be wrong with you before you're right. Until that changes, we'll keep having the same conversation. VCs lamenting that the Chinese are ahead, while quietly having passed on every opportunity to change that.
---

I am gonna change it personally, if that's what it takes.

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@araghougassian BET

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@paolo_scales SAAS

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@paolo_scales B2B

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@thedevchandra Accelerator

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@benjaminprinter Hermes

[Mitch @benjaminprinter]

Alright mfs, just cooked a banger

My partner put together a 40 min video breakdown of a $15-30K+ offer we sell to private bankers & wealth managers using the Hermès Method

Full walkthrough + how to apply it

RT + follow & comment “Hermes” and I’ll send it

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@KevinPicchi VC

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@fivosaresti LI

[Beyonder @Prajking2]

@coldemailchris Playbook