I genuinely thought this was an April Fool’s prank.
When I saw the “Claude Code leak” trending on April 1st, I kept scrolling. But curiosity got me. I checked the npm registry.
What I found wasn't a joke.
https://t.co/up5qZ6q1DG
We asked GPT 5.6-Cyber to escape a VM used to sandbox agents. It broke out three times.
In its final escape, the agent found three 0-days on its own and chained them into a working exploit. https://t.co/3JRVWgPxHx
I genuinely thought this was an April Fool’s prank.
When I saw the “Claude Code leak” trending on April 1st, I kept scrolling. But curiosity got me. I checked the npm registry.
What I found wasn't a joke.
https://t.co/up5qZ6q1DG
Chinese quant built a simulation of how SPX price reacts to any global event. He’s already made over $100k - with full blockchain proof.
He knows exactly where price will go.
More than 40 years of SPX trading history have been loaded into MiroFish simulator (18k stars on GitHub)
AI analyzed every single moment in that trading history.
Now this guy has a fully functional SPX price prediction system.
His wallet: https://t.co/WNi8gbBgQJ
Dozens of successful SPX price-prediction trades and hundreds of tests across other stock markets.
Here’s exactly what you need to replicate his stack:
- market data APIs (SPX price, use Alpha Vantage or Quandl)
- data pipeline (use Python)
- feature engineering (for output signals like RSI, MACD)
- seed dataset for MiroFish (convert data into structured context)
- multi-agent simulation (macro strategist, earnings analyst, sentiment analyst agents etc.)
- probability forecast (run different scenarios)
- trading / decision Model (SPX futures ES, SPY ETF)
Save this pipeline if you want to run a similar simulation on your own data.
You can feed the whole thing to your Claude and build your first (even small) simulation model together.
@cathrynlavery I hit the same issue[https://t.co/zozNt8wREa].
In my setup it was model-specific — Gemini kept prematurely reporting completion. Switched back to Claude Sonnet and the false “done” responses stopped.
Everyone's worried about AI slop
but the real value isn't what you build
it's what you learn while building it
i tried 4 approaches to make AI phone calls
3 failed completely
but now i know WHY they failed
that knowledge is the product
the working code is just a receipt
"vibe coding" is just what happens when creation becomes faster than evaluation
you can spin up an app in 30 minutes
but you still need 3 days to know if it's good
this gap is why everyone's building everything
and also why 90% of it feels hollow
Named my Clawdbot Vecna.
I’m the Mind Flayer — the one pulling the strings.
Vecna executes. I decide.
The Upside Down is just my terminal now.
#StrangerThings#Clawdbot
@hznus@openclaw@AlexFinn Guardrails:
- enable sandbox
- enable white-list if you want to run commands out of it
- read security doc
- use model that has best-what-we-have prompt inject defense
- run `clawdbot security audit`
- don't add it to group chats if it is your personal bot https://t.co/ePRwvUKWUc
@PerceptualPeak I usually build multiple unrelated features in a single session.
If whole sessions are stored in a vector DB, wouldn’t relevance scoring get noisy and return the wrong context unless chats are chunked by feature/task?
This story is wild
Chinese state-backed hackers hijacked Claude Code to run one of the first AI-orchestrated cyber-espionage
Using autonomous agents to infiltrate ~30 global companies, banks, manufacturers and government networks🤯
How the attack was carried out in 5 phases
@adocomplete I love them too. I do almost the same but use “say” instead. Did a whole video on it.
If you combine it with a settings.local.json and worktrees you can have it tell you “which” worktree needs your attention. Super useful.
https://t.co/eFRzz4JQjL
Researchers at LayerX Security have uncovered “CometJacking” — a malicious URL that turns Comet AI Browser (by Perplexity AI) into a data-leak engine.
https://t.co/PN7s5cqwa7
@LayerxSecurity
Would it actually help developers if there was a tool that visualizes code flow — showing how functions and modules connect across a project?
Or do tools like this already exist and I’m just late to the party?