Tim Boyer

I took two clinical autism screeners today. Scored 27 on the AQ50 (>26 warrants further testing) and 131 on the RAADS-R (avg autistic adult is 130) Friends who got diagnosed later in life - would love to hear from you, DM's open. This is kind of blowing my mind

Rye Chip: The wagyu of the bag. Dense, salty, crunchy, and most importantly somewhat rare in a classic bag of Gardetto's, leading to a scarcity flavor boosting psychological effect. Discerning consumers pair a classic bag with a "Special Request" bag of rye chips to balance the ratio. Wheat Chex: Smaller and more dense grid, slightly crunchier than Corn Chex and more flavorful overall. A reliable second to rye chips. Corn Chex: A weaker and less flavorful base grain, but still passable as a random pull from the bag. Mini Breadstick: We've entered "filler" territory now. Decent surface area, holds a solid amount of salt. But more of a palate cleanser in between rounds of the top three. Circle Pretzel: No one comes to Gardetto's for a pretzel, let's be real. Circle is only second worst because it's objectively less pretzel by mass than... Square Pretzel: Absolute F-Tier trash. Pure filler, too smooth and barely even holds salt. Often never leaves the bag amongst sophisticated Gardetto consumers.

someone built an entire AI RED TEAM - multiple agents that coordinate HACKING ATTACKS together, ZERO human input PentAGI, open source, one agent does recon, another scans, another exploits, another writes the report. they talk to each other and adapt based on what they find it ships as one docker container with nmap, metasploit, sqlmap, hydra preinstalled. the AI decides which tool to use and when. you point it at a target and walk away a red team engagement costs $30-50k and takes weeks. this is one docker command and API tokens