THIS IS FCKING GOLD.
I made a virtual capsule toy machine with Claude and somehow it turned into a full probability experiment.
Insert the coin, turn the crank, watch the gears move and see exactly which capsule drops.
Then it keeps going until you collect all 6 toys.
That’s where it gets interesting:
> the crank drives the capsule plate through a 6:1 gear
> one capsule drops every full turn
> duplicates become more common as the collection fills
> the final missing toy can take way longer than expected
> the machine tracks every turn and dollar spent
The last toy in this run took 10 extra turns on its own.
Claude even calculates why collecting all 6 takes about 14.7 turns on average instead of just six.
So you’re not just watching a toy machine work.
You can actually see the mechanics, randomness and money behind every turn.
Claude didn’t just explain probability.
It turned it into a machine I could play with.
The prompts and full setup are in the article below👇
THIS IS F**KING DANGEROUS
SOME COMPANIES ARE LEAVING WAY TOO MUCH EXPOSED
I found 3 OSINT tools that can uncover a ridiculous amount of information from the outside.
LEAKIX -> Give it a domain and it can surface publicly exposed services and databases connected to that infrastructure.
ARGUS -> Runs 135+ recon and security checks against a website to build a much broader picture of its external footprint.
GITGRABER -> Monitors GitHub for accidentally exposed secrets like API keys, passwords, and sensitive information —> with Telegram alerts when something is found.
Different tools.
Same idea: find what shouldn’t be publicly visible.
If you’re learning OSINT, bug bounty, or pentesting, these are worth knowing.
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