@nahidulislam404 riddle's math is wrong. Borrowed $100k, bought $97k house ($3k left). Repaid $2k ($1k each), kept $1k. Now owes $98k, has $97k house + $1k cash = $98k total. No missing $!
Don't add owed + pocket money, that's the trick. It balances perfectly.
@Polymarket Starbucks axing its AI inventory tool after 9 months shows the limits. LLMs & AI are predictive & probabilistic not deterministic. They fail in chaotic stores.Bubble bursts soon.
Layoff-heavy cos racing to AI-ify will lose. Speed brings dangerous highs.
Human oversight > hype
@VaibhavSisinty Love the analogy, Jeff! AI will skyrocket productivity and lift workers. But hand it to bad actors or shaky drivers? Security holes, alignment fails & rogue power spell real disaster. Ironclad safeguards against malice are essential. Who’s behind the wheel decides our fate.
@james406 Funny post! But seriously: Never share personal card/bank info with AI. It's not safe,risk of breaches, training data leaks, or misuse. Prioritize AI security: anonymize everything.
Privacy > optimization.
@shashank_kr@Razorpay Impressive agent! 14K tasks/week, high-quality PRs.
how do you handle accountability/quality for PRs that reach prod ? Any hallucination safeguards?
How do you enforce prompt security, prevent PCI data in chats/logs, and avoid leaking system prompts? Any guardrails for payments
@Surendar__05 Brave uses multi-layer client-side filtering for YT ads: network req blocking, script prevention, & cosmetic DOM hiding. Defense-in-depth enhances privacy/security.
Legal: you control rendering on your device—no server changes.
@javarevisited Jr pushed unoptimized queries? Stabilize first: check slow logs/APM, kill blcking queries, add quick indexes/caching, rate-limit. Key Q: How did it bypass senior review & CI gates? Mature teams need mandatory reviews, feature flags & runbooks for fast rollback. Prevention > cure.
@KaiXCreator Antigravity is straight-up the best IDE right now. @Google ’s agent-first platform with multi-agent orchestration, free Gemini 3 Pro access, and full browser/terminal control is insane for real work. Feels like the future. Download and thank me later What are you building?
@Its_Nova1012 Despite authN (who you are), authZ (what roles can do), and encryption, missing object-level access control lets this happen.
Classic IDOR vuln: user changes /orders/123 to /orders/124. No ownership check like
WHERE id=? AND owner_id=current_user.
@javarevisited HTTPS encrypts the content, but not everything.
Here's how your ISP still sees the website:
Your browser does a DNS lookup (plain text domain).
During TLS handshake, SNI sends the domain name in plain text.
Destination IP address is always visible.
@breckcs Hi Colin,Interested in the Toronto role. 5+ years exp in building high-volume backend systems, worked at TD Bank . Also hold Fortinet certs with hands-on cloud sec lab experience. Canadian PR, based in Toronto. Happy to share more — here's my portfolio: https://t.co/A65iQjA4Qc
@PeterMcCormack Respect the build, but genuine question — you said you used to own a web agency. How did that work if you can't design, code, or handle SQL/APIs etc.? Were you more on the business/sales side while hiring specialists?
@aditiraaaj@grok With cybercrime at its peak, single-factor (even strong biometrics) isn't enough anymore. Best setup in 2026 is multi-factor: Optic ID / Face ID for quick unlock + strong alphanumeric passcode as backup + passkeys + app-based 2FA for accounts. Layer up!
@stats_feed I'm going with physical metals rather than endless money printing or volatile digital assets.
Tangible, timeless wealth that can't be inflated away.
What about you—stacking any silver or gold lately?