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Working from home and Getting gifts from kids on father's day is awesome

do you understand what just happened? Anthropic has sent this email to Claude users starting tomorrow at 12pm PT… you can no longer use your subscription limits for third-party tools like OpenClaw here's what it means: → your flat rate Pro or Max subscription now only covers Claude's own products… Claude Code, Cowork, and claude(.)ai → third-party tools that connect via OAuth will require "extra usage"… a separate pay as you go bill on top of your subscription → this starts April 4 with OpenClaw but applies to all third-party harnesses going forward → to soften the blow… Anthropic is offering a one time credit equal to your monthly subscription price. redeem by April 17 → they're also introducing pre-purchase bundles with up to 30% discount on extra usage → you can still use OpenClaw with your Claude account. this isn't a ban. it's a billing change. API key access is unaffected here's what actually happened behind the scenes… users were running $1,000-$5,000 worth of agentic workloads through a $200/month Max subscription by routing through third-party tools that's like buying an all you can eat buffet pass and feeding your entire office through the door with it Anthropic's systems were getting crushed. the email literally says "these tools put an outsized strain on our systems" so it appears the $200/mo AI max plan arbitrage era is officially over... if you're running OpenClaw or any third-party harness on Claude… → turn on extra usage billing before 12pm PT tomorrow to keep things running → or switch to API keys instead of OAuth → grab that free credit before April 17 this was always coming: the math never worked for Anthropic at flat rate pricing with unlimited third-party access the real question now is what this means for every open source tool built on top of Claude's subscription layer the ecosystem just got a lot more expensive overnight

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It’s happened. Mac Studio is here. Gemma 4 31b @GoogleDeepMind installed, chatting with my main @openclaw for $0 in token expenses now... I've burned $5-6k on tokens on my crazy ideas over past few months, so this mac studio should pencil out for me within 3 months or so 🤓

here's an index of 460 common solidity vulnerabilities across 31 unique protocol types scraped from over 10000 solodit findings optimized for LLMs github.com/kadenzipfel/pr…

Windows 11 Local Account setup Method 3: Works on latest versions 😀

@SoloditOfficial Good work

The wait is over. The Solodit API is now live. Get instant access to 50,000 smart contract vulnerabilities. Free. No application required. Here’s what you need to know 🧵

The upcoming Solana bootcamp will have the following projects: - Voting - Escrow - Private Transfers - Stablecoins - Stable Swap - Private Launchpad - Prediction Market - Security Checklist - Deploying to Production Get ready to learn. Targeted to release in February.

Any time someone asks me about math in Solidity, I send them to Mikhail Vladimirov's great series. If you don't understand how numbers behave in Solidity, you are auditing blind. Links in the comments 👇

Happy New Year! 🎉 I’ve made an entire penetration testing course I previously created for a training platform (now defunct after an acquisition) freely available on YouTube. If you’re interested in hands-on, practical security training, you can watch the full course here: 👉 youtube.com/playlist?list=… If you find the material useful and want to support more free, high-quality cybersecurity content, you can do so here: ☕ ko-fi.com/georgiaweidman

What was the first code editor you ever used? Mine was Sublime Text

I've just upgraded Turbo Intruder with a shiny new algorithm called HTTP Anomaly Rank, which automatically finds the most unusual responses in your attack! Here's a quick demo, full details in the writeup below: youtu.be/z92GobdN40Y

Oh just kill me now.... Changing the Host value to localhost grants access to the AdminDatabase.aspx page. cloud.google.com/blog/topics/th… /me weeps openly

I'm really excited to share my first research article related to hacking Google Gemini! buganizer.cc/hacking-gemini… #bugSWAT #GoogleVRP

The Solidity function dispatcher is a tree where: - Internal nodes perform binary splits. - Leaf nodes contain up to 4 function selectors, tested linearly. Protip 1: the `fallback` function's bytecode is generated twice in the bytecode. To reduce bytecode size, wrap the fallback logic in an internal function. Protip 2: if you have a very frequently used function, make an alias with a `0x00000000` function selector, which makes it the cheapest to lookup.

@GigaBasedDad So nowadays 56 years Karens

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Presenting 'The Road to Core Solidity', a series of blog posts through which we will share where we are headed with the language. Let's take a look at the overview!

Maybe unpopular opinion, I think Solidity as-is is mostly fine, and the highest priority thing to fix is _not_ new syntax / language features but the complier: - make compilation 100x faster - make gas optimization 100x better - solving stack too deep - making the compiler easier to extend & experiment so that EVM devs can propose new EIPs that improve the EVM All for generics & better syntax, just doesn't feel like high priority. I fear a python2 to python3 moment.

I have spent the last 4 months tinkering with Rust across different stacks, from building backend APIs to writing smart contracts on chains like Arbitrum (Stylus), Stellar (Soroban), Solana (Anchor), and Polkadot (Ink!). My conclusion: Rust is a beautiful and versatile language. I’m hooked. 🦀✨

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