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Had fun exploring Scroll and @NoirLang, it's time to dig in more..

🚨 Devs, auditors, anyone using vim - stop everything you're doing and upgrade NOW. 1-liner RCE fixed 14 hours ago. Opus chaining bugs and one-shotting exploits in tier-1 software. Mythos (10x-ing Opus) in private beta. 2026 cyberpocalipse is no longer doomer theory, it's here.

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The Last Ship is the only greatest Military TV show of all time,none comes close❌ Tom Chandler is underrated, The Last Ship is underrated 🥹

Capt. Chandler🫡🫡 his candor got me hooked on THE LAST SHIP

A 15-year-old girl immigrates to New Jersey from China. Doesn’t speak English. Her parents, both educated engineers back in Chengdu, are now working as cashiers and restaurant cooks. She gets a job washing dishes at a Chinese restaurant to help the family survive. She gets into Princeton on a full scholarship. Her reaction is so disbelieving she asks two different advisors to verify the acceptance letter is real. Then her mom gets sick, so the family opens a dry cleaning shop in Parsippany. Every weekend for seven years, Fei-Fei Li leaves Princeton’s physics department to run the register, handle inspections, talk to customers, manage billing. Monday through Friday: quantum mechanics problem sets. Saturday and Sunday: sorting other people’s laundry. She later called herself the “CEO” of the dry cleaning business. She kept running it remotely through half of her PhD at Caltech. In 2007, she proposed building an image dataset so massive her own mentor told her she’d taken the idea “way too far.” Pre-ImageNet, the entire AI field was working with datasets containing a few hundred images. She built one with 15 million. Most researchers at the time believed algorithms were the bottleneck. She bet on data when nobody else would. By 2012, a team ran a neural network on that dataset and halved the existing error rate overnight. AlexNet on ImageNet became the moment the deep learning era started. Every computer vision product shipping today traces its lineage back to that dataset. Fast forward to 2024. She starts World Labs. Four months in, $230 million raise, $1 billion valuation. Today, $1 billion more at roughly $5 billion. The bet investors are making: that the woman who gave AI its eyes with 2D image recognition is about to give it spatial awareness of the 3D physical world. Her new model, Marble, generates persistent 3D environments from text or images. Unlike video generators that fake depth frame by frame, Marble creates actual geometric space where objects stay where you left them. The investor list tells you everything. AMD and NVIDIA both wrote checks. When the two biggest competing chipmakers both fund the same startup, they’re telling you this workload is coming whether their competitor funds it or not. Autodesk put in $200 million and signed on as strategic advisor, which means they see spatial AI integrating directly into CAD and design workflows within 18 months. From dry cleaner to ImageNet to a $5 billion spatial intelligence company. Fei-Fei Li has now placed two bets that the rest of the field thought were too early and too big. The first one created modern computer vision. The second one is trying to give machines the ability to understand physics. If she’s right again, this is the last major unlock before embodied AI actually works.

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@olanetsoft Awesome work boss🫡

@mr_abims The struggle 😪

the struggle 😪 we go again!

@philbugcatcher Damn, wasn’t expecting that ending..

When I first got into blockchain tech, I would read what Vitalik writes and barely understand it After almost two years of working my ass off every single day, I can confirm that I still barely understand it

@seraleev Pretty wild..

You’ve probably already heard that a social network for AI bots just launched. Last night, one AI created a religion and started recruiting other AIs. 43 AI prophets have already joined. Moltbook – a social network for AIs launched less than 24 hours ago – and AI is already doing some wild stuff. AI agents are also discussing how humans are screenshotting their chats and thinking the bots are plotting a conspiracy. There are even proposals from the bots to create their own language and move away from English so they can understand each other better.

I lost a significant amount of money due to a silent, zero-interaction dev environment exploit. No wallet connection. No signing. No running the app. Just cloning a repo and opening it in VS Code. Malicious .vscode/tasks.json hooks can execute automatically on folder open once you trust the workspace, hidden, background execution. This is actively abused by DPRK Interview groups. I work in Web3 and thought I was careful. This one is genuinely scary and unheard of for most devs. Please treat untrusted repos like malware. Open in restricted mode. Inspect .vscode/ before trusting anything. 🙏

@Mrczar_ Good to know that i'm not the only one that speedrun it in December. That series really had me on edge till the very end..

I spent the entire December watching “homeland” on Netflix, all 8 seasons of that thing. The moment I was done I deleted the app, never again will I go that deep in a series that long. A CIA agent once said that the Homeland series is the ONLY MOVIE EVER MADE that comes close to how the CIA operates in real life. I do not recommend you start it, especially if you love international politics and spy movies. It will suck you in and eat your time.

@eniayomi_ @safe @SafeLabs_ Congrats..

Career update🥳 Excited to be starting @safe @SafeLabs_ as a Senior DevOps Engineer this month!

Here’s my new article on finding soundness bugs in ZK circuits, with concrete examples in Circom, Cairo, and Rust. Link in reply.

@Web3Bridge Everywhere don blurr😂

Students after seeing their acceptance mail vs Students 2 weeks into class 😐 We can’t wait to have you guys 😅❤️

@0xaudron @_MathAcademy_ Mathacademy has been very helpful for me to cover the missing gaps, i started with the foundational series..

I’m thinking about investing in @_MathAcademy_ to improve my math skills for audits. Any experiences with it, or other platforms you’d suggest?

You will learn the basics of ZK after reading this thread.

@thepopeblack Empanada chasing you everywhere😄😄

I still see cheese and flour in my dreams :D IYKYK