Denis Smalianyi

Co-Founder and CBO at @Kaizen_Finance. AI & Web3 Infrastructure | Growth, BD & Sales | Data-Driven Market Making Provider | Advised & Launched 170 Web3 Projects

[Denis Smalianyi @smalianyi]

THIS GUY IN CHINA IS RUNNING HIS ENTIRE BUSINESS SOLO – WITH A FARM OF 100+ MAC MINIS, EACH ONE RUNNING ITS OWN HERMES AGENT DOING A DIFFERENT JOB

A rack of 100+ Mac Minis, sitting in a residential room, running independent instances of Hermes Agent.

This isn’t a crypto mine – Macs are famously bad at that. This is an agent farm, where each Mini operates as its own autonomous “employee,” each with a different function.

The setup runs across the rack:

→ A chunk of units generating and posting content across thousands of niche social accounts
→ Another chunk scoping e-commerce trends and auto-managing dropshipping stores
→ Another chunk handling customer support emails and negotiating ad deals

One human manages the hardware. The software runs the entire operation, 24/7, without him touching most of it.

The agents handle different parts of the business autonomously, effectively replacing entire teams of digital workers.

This is what “one-person company” actually looks like when you stop imagining it and start building it.

Bookmark this post for later & read the article below for a deeper dive into Hermes Agent and what it can do.

[SCOTTY BEAM @ScottyBeamIO]

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THIS HUMANOID ROBOT JUST CLIMBED A 20,000+ FT MOUNTAIN – AND EVEREST IS NEXT

Robot Pembo isn’t climbing mountains just for the flex. It’s being trained for places where sending a human could mean risking their life.

The Unitree G1 humanoid robot climbed Chimborazo alongside its owner Pablo, crossing slopes with inclines of more than 30° and completing the final ascent in a brutal 16-hour climb.

And it did it under its own power. Now the goal is Everest.

Think about what happens if robots like this become reliable in extreme environments.

Search-and-rescue missions where humans can’t safely reach.

Disaster zones filled with rubble, fire, or unstable terrain.

Remote mountains where equipment needs to be delivered without putting another person at risk.

Wildlife monitoring in places humans shouldn’t disturb.

Even exploring environments where the conditions are simply too dangerous for a human body.

That’s the real reason this matters. We’re not just teaching robots to walk. We’re teaching them to go where humans can’t.

Today it’s a 20,000-foot mountain.

Tomorrow it could be a disaster zone, a remote wilderness, or somewhere we’ve never been able to safely explore.

And if Pembo makes it to Everest, the most interesting part won’t be the summit.

It’ll be what we send robots to do after they come back down.

[Denis Smalianyi @smalianyi]

THIS HUMANOID ROBOT JUST CLIMBED A 20,000+ FT MOUNTAIN – AND EVEREST IS NEXT

Robot Pembo isn’t climbing mountains just for the flex. It’s being trained for places where sending a human could mean risking their life.

The Unitree G1 humanoid robot climbed Chimborazo alongside its owner Pablo, crossing slopes with inclines of more than 30° and completing the final ascent in a brutal 16-hour climb.

And it did it under its own power. Now the goal is Everest.

Think about what happens if robots like this become reliable in extreme environments.

Search-and-rescue missions where humans can’t safely reach.

Disaster zones filled with rubble, fire, or unstable terrain.

Remote mountains where equipment needs to be delivered without putting another person at risk.

Wildlife monitoring in places humans shouldn’t disturb.

Even exploring environments where the conditions are simply too dangerous for a human body.

That’s the real reason this matters. We’re not just teaching robots to walk. We’re teaching them to go where humans can’t.

Today it’s a 20,000-foot mountain.

Tomorrow it could be a disaster zone, a remote wilderness, or somewhere we’ve never been able to safely explore.

And if Pembo makes it to Everest, the most interesting part won’t be the summit.

It’ll be what we send robots to do after they come back down.

[Denis Smalianyi @smalianyi]

THIS CHINESE GUY TURNED HIMSELF INTO A WOMAN LIVE ON CAMERA USING AI – HIS FACE, VOICE, AND MOVEMENTS CHANGED IN REAL TIME

No filters. No editing. No post-production.

He simply turns on his camera, and AI transforms him into a completely different identity while preserving his natural facial expressions, head movements, body language, and even the physics of his movements.

Want a different face? Done.

Want a different voice? Changed instantly.

Want to look like another person while streaming live? AI can do it.

The most impressive part is that the avatar doesn’t feel like a mask.

Every smile, every reaction, and every movement is transferred naturally, making it almost impossible to tell where the real person ends and the AI begins.

This opens the door to a completely new era of content creation.

One person could become multiple creators, run different identities, stream in different styles, and build entirely separate audiences without ever changing who they are.

The future of online identity isn’t just creating a profile.

It’s creating unlimited versions of yourself.

[Denis Smalianyi @smalianyi]

THIS CHINESE GUY TURNED HIMSELF INTO A WOMAN LIVE ON CAMERA USING AI – HIS FACE, VOICE, AND MOVEMENTS CHANGED IN REAL TIME

No filters. No editing. No post-production.

He simply turns on his camera, and AI transforms him into a completely different identity while preserving his natural facial expressions, head movements, body language, and even the physics of his movements.

Want a different face? Done.

Want a different voice? Changed instantly.

Want to look like another person while streaming live? AI can do it.

The most impressive part is that the avatar doesn’t feel like a mask.

Every smile, every reaction, and every movement is transferred naturally, making it almost impossible to tell where the real person ends and the AI begins.

This opens the door to a completely new era of content creation.

One person could become multiple creators, run different identities, stream in different styles, and build entirely separate audiences without ever changing who they are.

The future of online identity isn’t just creating a profile.

It’s creating unlimited versions of yourself.

[SCOTTY BEAM @ScottyBeamIO]

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@ScottyBeamIO $4,800 isn't huge but the fact that it's from AI-only content it's awesome

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@ScottyBeamIO This is UGC without the U at this point

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@ScottyBeamIO One sentence turning into a full researched dashboard is wild, no typing at all...

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@ScottyBeamIO Obsidian as the memory layer is a smart choice imo, thx for this alpha Scotty

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@ScottyBeamIO Would love to see how it handles edge cases like conflicting workout schedules or data validation on the analytics side

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@ScottyBeamIO Curious about actual inference speed compared to cloud though, local hardware usually trades some speed for the cost savings

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@ScottyBeamIO Have you gotten one of these fake toll/DMV texts recently?

Curious how widespread this actually got.

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@ScottyBeamIO Curious how they're handling privacy/data retention on all that footage? Feels like the bigger question with these systems...

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@ScottyBeamIO This is the actual argument for behavior-based detection over signature-based.

Been saying this for years, now there's a documented case.

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@ScottyBeamIO The scary part isn't the exploit, it's that every individual step passes normal audit logic...

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Hmm, seems like everything is not that bad if #CZ is 17th in world's richest man ranking, above Gates and Bloomberg

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Seems like time to buy is coming.

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@SeedifyFund @kaizen_finance Great, love the collab!

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@MoodengAIAgent What do you think about $PEPE?

[Denis Smalianyi @smalianyi]

@LBoostify So what should I do?