I pointed a fake crypto exchange at the open internet for two weeks. 4,641 addresses knocked, 95,231 SSH attempts, and the only login that ever worked was mine.
Part two of the honeypot experiment: https://t.co/b0rnx6r8OX
I spent a week watching bots try the front door of a store that doesn't exist. 51,561 requests, 29,481 SSH logins, zero attackers who read the shop. https://t.co/TD9puPFODB
Most of every AI request isn't your question — it's a system prompt, tools, and memory you never wrote, re-sent on every single turn. I cut that fixed overhead by 38% per call.
https://t.co/vMVQwSFMwn
Move fast and break things had a second half nobody said out loud. Facebook retired it in 2014. AI kept the speed and removed the understanding. https://t.co/G6qIjZG8eq
45% of AI-generated code ships with a security flaw — and the people shipping it are the ones most sure it is secure. We spent years telling people to change admin/admin. Now we tell them to read the code they did not write.
https://t.co/YyPA74QDmE
We reached AGI seven times this year. I skipped the seventh announcement. The independent benchmark scored it 61, tied with the model it replaced. Meanwhile, very happy with DeepSeek.
https://t.co/qlZWOB35Ue
My bank blocked both cards over a $2 domain, then an AI phone tree made me prove who I am for 12 minutes before hanging up. The hang-up is the feature.
https://t.co/HoIMy2XRTN
Cheapest tokens ever, biggest build-out ever — in the same quarter. Who gets paid when the math stops working? I walk through three theories: the bakery, the gold rush, and the streaming lesson.
https://t.co/uPH2b7pNVH
FiletOfFish1066 automated his job for 6 years, played games, got fired — and forgot how to code. Vibe coding is that story in fast-forward: the market still pays for the skill, not the tool.
https://t.co/MvcDMbDPZz
More details are now disclosed about the reported Telegram vuln on ZDI:
“allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code on Android and Linux application instances, via sending appropriately crafted media.”
…”Specifically, the vulnerability could allow arbitrary code execution remotely by sending appropriately crafted multimedia files —particularly animated stickers —“
https://t.co/4NjhQqGOex
small, daily reminder of why code is leverage
the only 70mm imax in town is completely sold out for dune. every single show. every. single. day, for the next 3 weeks. been keeping an eye for new days added to the schedule. no luck. best seats always gone
but you know, scrapers gotta scrape
wrote a super quick script, half of which AI generated because i'm a lazy mf, scheduled with replit cron deployments to run every 3 minutes (we'll ship them out to GA soon). it would send me a telegram message when the next day show would open. just happened a few minutes ago. snatched the best seats of the room yass
did literally the same a few days ago to book anniversary dinner at a nice spot. scraped resy, booked as soon as the new day dropped
small things. but they go to show that while not everyone need to work as a dev, every can benefit from coding a little bit. code is leverage. and replit makes it dead simple