could probably get a bunch of clicks right now by exposing an awesome coming-soon feature from one of my favorite companies, but I don't want to ruin it for them. so instead I'll vaguepost and build out my custom harness to take advantage of how great it is.
maybe the saddest part of building with AI for me is that much of the insanely cool stuff I've done with my own devices would get me sued out of existence if I shared it with anyone. copyright should be gutted and strictly limited to attribution.
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maybe the saddest part of building with AI for me is that much of the insanely cool stuff I've done with my own devices would get me sued out of existence if I shared it with anyone. copyright should be gutted and strictly limited to attribution.
$200 a month to learn more hands on that most ever do in any college course. $200 a month for hundreds of hours of entertainment. Or, the upside of an extra $20 per month over the course of years. Enjoy your two extra burritos.
pretty sad that fable 5.2 still produces such slop design
never ship anything human-facing without running it through impeccable .style (tld) just tell your agent to use it.
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just cyber rejections all the way down. and I can't readd my card to orcarouter to continue. if anybody wants to toss me some unrestricted model credits, dms are open lol
so fun that you can only tell it's working when the big guys blow up. they'll patch that next.
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doctors are almost universally midwits who will seethe to their dying breaths that they *are* the second opinion from here on out. actually healing patients will take a back seat to ego because men are weak and stupid at every rank in society
working on this exploit chain, and I'm doing nearly as much work to get around daybreak & cvp guardrails as I am making actual progress. yes every bug can be turned into an exploit. that is literally the problem. the idea of "defensive-only" cyber work is just insultingly dumb.
lmao new in codex billing, what an incredibly sneaky way to entice (and inevitably coerce) companies to an API cost funnel
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I don't think the Chinese companies understand how to successfully market directly to Americans. The Qwen 4 hype train has been an embarrassment. Can't just tease and tease and never deliver. They managed to ruin their own release.
People don't have a sense of the distance between the best engineers and the ones who worked on nearly everything else in your house. Companies without the aptitude, culture, or interest in sound design & security are absolute bonanzas for exploitation. Candy from a baby.
Reality of our days:
1. I am sitting on a set of vulns (4+) that allows me to remotely take over a consumer home automation device I have (3+ diff ways).
2. The vendor doesn't only serve consumers, but also critical infra (announced partnerships include pharma manufacturing plants, airport logistics, hospitals, etc) across various locations in Europe and the US (not the same product line, ofc, so maybe moot).
3. Claude and Astra refuse to help me explore even my own device, so now I'm using Chinese hosted models for investigating.
4. The vendor (with a revenue of $0.75B) does not maintain any security disclosure practice whatsoever, nor does respond to emails.
So, to recap, I need to outsource vulnerability hunting of (potentially, I don't know) critical western infrastructure to Chinese models, because the western models refuse; and the vendor doesn't give a shit. Fun timeline.
PS: The vendor is Swiss.
gotta love when you can hear the cyber model guardrails make the metal gear solid !!! sound
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