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Vibe coders are shipping apps with real users and zero security. A dev with 20+ years of experience just dropped the pre-launch checklist every AI builder should run before going live: → privacy policy if you collect any user data → know exactly where user data is stored → check security headers → scan against OWASP top 10 → test for SQL injection, XSS, broken auth → make sure .env values aren't leaking → check API responses for sensitive fields → strip secrets from logs → never expose API keys in the frontend → move keys server-side or behind a proxy → rate limit before someone burns your bill AI can build the app in a weekend. But ship it without security, privacy, and abuse checks and you didn't launch a product. You launched a liability.

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Vibe coders are getting sued. People are launching apps with real users but skipping the boring stuff that can actually kill the product. A developer with 20+ years of experience just shared the pre-launch checklist every AI builder should run: → privacy policy if you collect user data → know where user data is stored → check security headers → scan against OWASP basics → look for SQL injection / XSS / auth issues → make sure .env values are not leaking → check API responses for sensitive data → remove secrets from logs → never expose API keys in frontend code → move keys server-side or behind a proxy → add rate limits before someone burns your API bill This is what most vibe coders are missing. AI can help you build the app. But if you launch without security, privacy, and abuse checks... you didn't ship a product. you shipped a liability.

99% of people using Lovable are doing it wrong. They jump straight into the builder. Spend $200 in credits. Ship a buggy MVP. The 1% use Claude as the planning brain FIRST — then let Lovable execute the plan. Here are 8 prompts that turn Claude + Lovable into a 1-person dev team: Save this thread 🧵👇

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Anthropic acaba de lanzar el abogado más barato del mundo Se llama claude-for-legal. Y esto es lo que es capaz de hacer: • Leer y revisar contratos • Redactar respuestas legales • Construir tablas de reclamaciones para juicios • Vigilar fechas de vencimiento y renovaciones • Conectarse solo a tus herramientas: Slack, DocuSign, Ironclad, Lexis+… Todo eso sin salir de Claude Cómo funciona: → Lo instalas en 60 segundos → Funciona en Claude Cowork, Claude Code o tu propia API → Es open-source y 100% gratuito Qué áreas cubre: • Contratos comerciales y privacidad • Litigación y regulatorio • Gobernanza de IA • Formación jurídica Lo que antes le llevaba horas a los abogados, ahora se hace en minutos Enlace abajo👇

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layerzero now has three stacked trust events. mcpepes multisig trading, kelp $292m exploit from 1-of-1 configs, and FTX estate alleging $45m loan forgiveness through crisis exploitation. after kelp alone, 14 protocols migrated in 48 hours. switching costs turned out to be a myth. chainlink CCIP absorbed $3b in volume during that rotation. the FTX case enters discovery soon and if internal comms show intentional exploitation of alameda's distress, that's the catalyst for wave two. cross-chain infrastructure loyalty evaporates the moment trust does. the $45m might get settled quietly but the migration math compounds with every headline

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🚨 BREAKING: Claude can now build your entire mobile app — like a $350K Apple-level developer — in minutes, for free. What used to take a full team weeks (and thousands of dollars)… can now be done with a few powerful prompts.

$BTC We are back inside last year's range. Holding above last year's low gives bulls a very easy bias level. Low time frame $78-80k should be support.

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Claude has a feature called Projects. And 99% of users ignore it every single day. That’s a mistake. Because it’s not just a feature — it’s the closest thing to building a second brain for your entire business inside Claude. Here’s how to set up 5 Projects that can run your whole operation: 👇👇

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Most of the crypto industry is dead and never coming back. Eventually people will realize it.

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I’ve been asking myself why has it taken me so long to write this? Ultimately I still carry a huge amount of cognitive dissonance here. In my mind LayerZero the protocol was like Gnosis Safe and the application was setting their config, and who the )@(!$ would secure billions in TVL on a 1/1? I even tweeted about it, literally 0, I would have bet almost anything on that because almost every major application we helped setup their configs. Someone then going and manually changing that to a 1/1 was outside of the realm of possibility for me. I was wrong. It’s easy to sit back and say ‘it’s just a protocol we have no control over how people use it’ but we have the opportunity to be better. There was a conversation this week speaking to a customer and they just… screamed at me, at the top of their lungs, and swore for a solid ~3-5 minutes straight. We had implemented additional security measures of forcing a more stringent RPC quorum and forcing every chain to provide multiple RPCs and we had done it without telling them and it !)@$d with their business, which frankly is a deadly sin. We had messed with their business and they said communication wise we were completely blowing this. They were completely right. This is something I care about a ton, it is both the result of a huge portion of my life and something that I fundamentally believe in. I literally gifted a copy of Unreasonable Hospitality to every single manager in the company. The entire point of what we’ve built is to enable others to build on top of it, it is to provide a protocol and a platform for people to build on, and we’ve been failing some of our largest customers. The past two weeks have been unbelievably miserable. I’m incredibly grateful for all of the applications who have worked with us over the past 2 weeks, for @zeroshadow_io who has spent endless cycles with us tracking and seizing millions in attacker funds which will be returned to the rsETH team, and for all of the parties who brought together DefiUnited. Particularly @aave for leading and @MikeSilagadze for pushing everyone to get their !@)($ together and sort things out as quickly as possible, and putting himself in the frontline of acquisition talks and everything else to try to get to a solution quickly. @LayerZero_Core is one of the most critical pieces of infrastructure in the industry, the LayerZero protocol has earned the trust of the largest and most important asset issuers in the space. We will do better and we will make the industry better for it. My entire focus over the past 2 weeks has singularly been working with applications to harden their setup, building tooling to assist in tracking and freezing hacker funds, and the rsETH recovery efforts. That is going to shift now to where LayerZero Labs spends it's time and effort. The only thing this company will spend time on is how we can better serve our asset issuers and the upcoming launch of Zero.

This is AI motion transfer (also called mimic motion). Tools like Pollo AI Mimic, Viggle AI, or Kling AI motion control let you upload a reference video (the woman's poses) and apply the exact movements, expressions, and timing to another image or character. Split-screen edit makes the side-by-side comparison pop. Super common for viral clips right now.