Brian DeMuth

I will say it again, we used GPT5.4 and Opus, and we were able to autonomously find zero-days in the Linux Kernel (in the last 3 weeks) Mythos is probably better at the task of finding potential issues in code, but imo the threshold for "scary" was reached in December or even earlier This is a great hype machine for Anthropic, especially that they plan to do IPO eoy I totally agree - this is not a new capability

The scaling path: 16GB Mac mini → 35B agent ($0/month) 48GB Mac Pro → 35B at higher quality + speculative decoding 192GB Mac Studio → 397B frontier model 512GB Mac Pro → 1 TRILLION parameter model Same agent code. Zero changes. Just swap the model file. Everything is open source. The agent, the benchmarks, the retro Mac web UI, all of it. 🍎 github.com/walter-grace/m… One ask: I'd love to test this on a Mac Studio or Mac Pro with 192GB+. If you have one collecting dust and want to help push local AI forward, DM me. I'll run a frontier model on it and publish everything. There are 100 million Macs with Apple Silicon in the world. Every one of them is an untapped AI workstation. Time to use them.

Bro replaced the company with a Mac mini

" vibe naming". Hahaha

24 hours after finding hundreds of exposed clawdbot servers, they are all still vulnerable. This one guy in particular decided it was a great idea to give clawdbot full access to his @signalapp account and then expose it to the public internet. He appears to have no idea and doesn't respond to messages. Patch has been merged to codebase so update your installs folks.

Your enemy isn’t complexity. It’s infinite optionality 🤔

New bucket list item 🤣

This is a great idea! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Friendly reminder to everyone flying out after a delicious Thanksgiving weekend: DCA and IAD are two different airports.

You cannot have a positive life and a negative mind. #DailyMotivation #inspiration #motivation #bestadvice #lifelessons #changeyourmindset

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It's time for Microsoft to have another XPSP2 moment. No more AI, no more features. Just fixes. When I was working on Windows XP, Blaster hit. It was a big enough deal that we set aside all feature work. For the next several months, all we did was improve security. We didn't add "security features"; we fixed bugs. Lots of bugs. Until there weren't security bugs to fix anymore. Then we fixed the ones we didn't know about yet. Put more simply, we stopped trying to "add value" to the product through features that PMs thought users would like, and instead we focused on the things that had been important for a long time, but overlooked. Like performance and configurability today. Rather than trying to improve and add value to the system through new AI features -now-, I argue it's time for Microsoft to stabilize, improve, and make the system more performant. And more usable for power users. Just for one release. Just till it doesn't suck.

🇺🇸 LAS VEGAS POLICE LAUNCH TESLA CYBERTRUCK FLEET WITH LIVE DRONE SUPPORT Las Vegas just unveiled a Tesla-powered police fleet built for the future. Sheriff Kevin McMahill says the new Cybertrucks are safer, smarter, and fully equipped for tactical response. Each vehicle connects to a real-time drone operations hub using facial recognition, and gunshot detection. When an alert triggers, drones launch automatically, streaming live intelligence to officers on the move. The result is faster response, greater safety, and a glimpse of what policing in the next decade will look like. Source: @BenSchafferUP

Perhaps the most ominous satellite presentation we've seen. Cat 5 Melissa within 2 hours of landfall in Jamaica. Winds at 185 mph (tied for 2nd highest on record). Pressure at 892 mb (tied for 3rd lowest). Will be one of strongest Atlantic storms to make landfall ever recorded.

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Episode 002 of the weekly patch goes live tomorrow. So if you haven't already checked out episode 001 - now is your chance. They are not in anyway related, but, I'm trying to push those view numbers 👀🤷🏽‍♀️ @wehackhealth @HackingDave youtu.be/XuZeAj2LxiI

Clowns #VAGovDebate

Bob Ross vibe coding was the AI slop I never knew I needed in my life

One of the most important things you can do for health and longevity is focus on consistent sleep. I abused my body early on, and especially early on in my career in cybersecurity. I would code till 4-5AM (often fueled by alcohol), get two hours of sleep and rinse and repeat. Sleep has changed my game on all aspects - recovery, energy, repair, and longevity. My biomarkers are better than when I was in my 20s. Get adequate sleep! #wehackhealth

"Exploit Allows for Takeover of Fleets of @UnitreeRobotics Robots Security researchers find a wormable vulnerability" by @BotJunkie of @IEEESpectrum, featuring work by @Bin4ryDigit spectrum.ieee.org/unitree-robot-…