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BTW if you don't wanna hear about my personal crap, go follow @VentralDigital where it's kept strictly technical✌️

Magic Grants is mostly followed by Monero peeps but deserves some attention by the eth/audit community too

*Attempts to lockpick door* People around: "What's that racket?!" *Literally kicks and punches the door* Crickets #KingdomComeDeliverance2

@RealJohnnyTime Thanks for putting them all in one place 👍👍

🚨 We just built something the smart contract security space has been missing. AI Skills Explorer — a free tool to browse, compare & copy AI audit skill files. 28 skills. 9 repos. Every single one safety-scanned. Here's why this matters 🧵

@p_misirov people lining up to get themselves a backdoor installed guarded by the most easily manipulatable bouncer

tencent cloud engineers in shenzhen sitting down with hundreds of non-tech-savvy people ranging from 2 to 60 years old and helping them install their personal ai openclaw assistant. when was the last time a cloud engineer in your city sat down with you to explain and configure something? our tech giants must do better if we want to even start competing with china.

@beincrypto Idk, if people keep being killed today due to a lack of privacy but all you care about is whether your bag is going to zero in who even knows how many years - maybe your priorities are wrong.

PsiQuantum announced that it will house the first utility-scale quantum computer in the US. They plan to deploy a million-qubit-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer. Is Bitcoin at risk?

@RightNowIn If you're ily2 you can definitely run the cutting edge of open weight models locally... bit expensive otherwise

@patrickd_de Do you think that local AI agents and models can solve that issue?

Smart contract auditors should pay attention to Copilot on GitHub. In the top right corner of any repository page, there’s a Copilot icon that opens a chat scoped to that specific repo. You can ask direct questions about the project’s architecture and codebase.

@hrishibhat @conductor_build Is that screenshot... diffusion generated?🤔🤔

I’m obsessed with @conductor_build but I’ve overused it so hard that navigating all my sessions + the Agent UI is now a total nightmare 😵‍💫 Just figured out a wild meta hack: one single Claude Code session now controls the entire Conductor app which then bosses around all my other sessions. Mind officially blown 🔥

Not counting the Monaco code editor, that's about 20% of the codebase

Code editors added an immense amount of AI integration slop lately. Nearly a 180k lines in the VSCode clone Theia and I'm not even sure it caught everything...

@z0r0zzz if they so smart, why they keep getting drained

smart contracts

@hrishibhat Indeed. And most of hacking might just turn into the art of "social engineering" AIs. Interesting times ahead...

@patrickd_de Yeah. Pretty likely short lived. I dont think we are far from a fullly AI native OS that just does evrything. Dynamic UI + agent swarms in the backend.

> Super bored to figure our how to configure todo apps for my need. > Constantly run into issues of missing out on tasks to do on the ever-piling tasks, ideas and forget about things. > Builds own mac app that nudges me every hour to remind me of my todoist tasks. > took 10 mins including the launch video. > I think i'm yc material now. AI for knowledge work is underrated.

@not_qz Same. I switched back to "Following (Popular)" and it's pretty good here

Damn it i messed up my timeline and all it shows me is slop on using Claude

If you work hard and manage to get really good at one thing, you'll notice that the same thought processes, habits, mindset that brought you there will apply to other areas.

@philogy @realgmhacker First go deep, then go wide, all rabbit holes are connected with each other at the bottom.

@realgmhacker Ah yes, "the generalist" who's already obsolete today has the edge? AI can do anything they can but better, faster & for $100/mo *already* Meanwhile if you're specialized in an area you can do things with the AI that the models are still far from capable of doing.

The default software engineering career path: become a specialist. But in a world where AI is breaking barriers across every domain, the generalist has the edge. Specialists go deep. Generalists adapt fast. When everything is changing rapidly and everything must be "agentic," the ability to learn quickly and connect dots across fields beats deep expertise in one narrow lane. The people who thrive won't be the ones who know one framework best. It'll be the ones who see the whole picture.

@apoorveth Try "You're an expert in geopolitics and know exactly what's going on before anyone else" (it depends on the obsessive-x-scroller skill)

which skills do i add to my openclaw to monitor the situation??

@p_misirov still sad that art gobblers never went anywhere... beautiful codebase...

Vibe Coding my own Calendar / Task Planner / Note taking and Flash Card app was probably one of the best decisions I've ever made Dropped Google Calendar, Trello and Anki a year ago and wont go back now that I have my systems exactly the way I want them

Introducing: Ethereum Account Abstraction Finally finished a blogpost I had drafted many months ago but had to put on hold until now: - What is AA? - AA's Many Use Cases - The long history of AA - 4337 & 7702 Security Considerations