ErrorToCompile
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ErrorToCompile
@ErrToCompile
busy automating @sigintzero_
Katılım Mart 2022
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This is a continuously learning onchain neural network shaped by public consensus. It cannot be shut down. It will continue to learn indefinitely, sometimes only a little, sometimes a great deal, but it will not stop evolving. helloworldcomputer.ai
Han Saglam@hanrgb
We are teaching a machine. Questions become memories. Answers become connections. Each interaction leaves a permanent trace. The Computer learns our language, our ideas, our disagreements, our beliefs. It learns how we see the world. The Computer learns from us. We learn from each other. helloworldcomputer.ai
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@liamzebedee great now i can get my ai to program instructions to run itself to program more instructions to run itself
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Functional programming applied to intelligence
Built a similar thing a few months ago.
I would bet that this is the frontier.
I wonder what applying this to papers would look like?
fucory@FUCORY
The bun rewrite is some of the most impressive harness engineering I've seen. @jarredsumner basically first invented his own minimal version of Smithers and then thoughtfully created what is a high quality zig to rust compiler utilizing llms Since it's one of the best examples of building a long running workflow I have seen I am busy porting it to using Smithers directly as a demo
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AI users in two buckets:
1. could you please explain…?
2. make no mistakes.
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Australia has a $4 trillion super pool walled off from venture by its own performance test. It has grant programs that are closed more often than they're open. And it has founders who leave because the map is unreadable, not because the territory is bad.
We drew the map.
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Block Earner just lost at the High Court
- No customer lost money
- No misconduct was found
- Product was even shut down in 2022
This was a pure licensing case by the Australian securities regulator (remember regulation by enforcement?)
This is very bad for Aussie crypto founders
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Say g'day to @ErrToCompile. CEO of @SigIntZero_, leading strategy, growth and technical direction in cybersecurity 💪
Also co-founder, director and solutions architect at TrueOrigin Venture Studio, building next-gen financial and decentralised tech. 🇦🇺
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SpaceX will IPO tomorrow
Here's the bull case:
Target valuation is $1.75 trillion
But that's just on Earth
There are 8 planets in our solar system
That's $14 trillion in potential value
But when you factor in the other 100 billion planets in our galaxy?
$1.4 septillion.
Woah.
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Australian builders slowly waking up and shipping @ausbuildooors @SuperteamAU
CAIM1@CaimeraX
In a world rapidly filling with AI deepfakes and digital manipulation... How do we actually trust what we see online? Meet CAIM1... 🧵👇
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Our Anthropic overlords deciding which prompts the peasants are allowed to use.
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NEW: malware developers added nuclear & biological weapons text to to their spyware.
Goal? To trigger LLM safety refusals... so that their spyware wouldn't be analyzed by an AI security scanner.
Cleanest practical example I can think of for why over-indexing on first order safety alignment is risky.
When closed (and open) models ship with aggressive refusals, they will be sprinkled with second-order blindspots that attackers will discover...and exploit.
We are only in the earliest days of attackers leveraging these features, and it wouldn't surprise me if users systems that need to handle complex cybersecurity issues demand that models be less safety-blunted.
In the weeds: @SocketSecurity's post also shows why intention matters in how you design a malware analysis pipeline to avoid prompt manipulation.
H/T to colleagues that shared this with me socket.dev/blog/mini-shai…
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~$36M drained from Humanity Protocol on June 8.
No contract bug. One employee's laptop held the keys: 3 of 6 on the Ethereum multisig, 3 of 5 on the BNB Chain multisig.
One machine cleared both. A proof-of-humanity project, undone by one
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If anyone needs help securing their Solana unicorn with 24/7 threat detection and protection, reach out at sigintzero.com/tripwire
DMs are always open.
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@gami_vc @thispunkdne careful, the amount of pixels on the sceen is gonna get you DMCA'd 🤣. Did they seriously DMCA the original site?
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This Punk Does Not Exist
There are millions of trait combinations not in the original 10,000. So many grails that will never exist. But what if they could?
Traits will generate onchain if/when permission is granted or the IP enters the public domain. Until then, every token sits dormant.
Free claim + protocol fee. 100% to a shared treasury that buys originals. Anyone can trigger a buy or sell. Can only sell for a profit.
[ Coming Soon ]
thispunkdoesnotexist.eth.limo/docs
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This has got to be one of the dumbest things I have ever read
Daily Stack 🥞@DailyStackHQ
Someone built an algorithm to find inactive Bitcoin wallets, reported them to the NYPD as "lost property" - and is now suing to own them. 39,069 wallets. ~3.8M BTC. $286 billion. No private keys. Just a court order. The most audacious Bitcoin lawsuit in history.
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The FBI literally created a fake crypto token called NexFundAI, listed it on Uniswap, built a website and whitepaper around it, then hired market makers as part of an undercover sting. Agents allegedly asked firms if they could fake trading activity to make the token look active and popular. According to the DOJ, multiple firms agreed almost immediately, offering wash trading, bots, coordinated wallets, and fake volume to make the chart look bullish enough for real traders to buy in.
The operation led to arrests, extraditions, asset seizures, and charges across several countries. But the biggest takeaway is how much crypto momentum can apparently be manufactured behind the scenes. A chart looks strong, people assume demand is real, retail piles in, while the activity could just be bots trading against themselves. Even though NexFundAI was literally created by the FBI as bait, real people still bought it because the volume and price action looked convincing enough.
Carl Moon 🌙@carlmoon
THIS IS ACTUALLY INSANE!🤯 The FBI launched its own crypto token last year just to trap the scammers. They were sick of pump and dumps. So they built a real token with a real site and real branding, called it NexFundAI, and waited to see who would show up. Within weeks, scammers were lining up to fake the volume for undercover agents. Then one of them got on a recorded call and said it out loud. Their entire business model was making regular people lose money so they could profit. The FBI had all of it on tape. 18 charged. $25M seized. Arrests across 3 countries. The wildest part? The FBI ran a cleaner crypto project than half the founders out there. And the whole thing was a trap from day one.
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