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@Rhynotic Maybe a NFT bridge for NFT collectible cards and a pool dedicated to that? 👀

we’re still only four days into Fake World Assets and the response has been insane. there are many things we can add, changes we can still make to the current mechanisms, etc. what do you want to see?

@frostyz he should put that in $fwa instead

Machi sold over 62 bored apes over the last 90 days. He still has 135 Apes.

@CookerFlips $fwa coded

The cool thing about $CARDS is projects like this can't simply be PVP'd without insane marketing + benefits This tweet isn't about $CARDS

@stablealt @hosseeb frontier models have like 130 IQ on agentic reasoning, I'm sure that 1 year from now no human in this planet could think of an attack surface AI didn't think of already

@hosseeb what if attackers don't use LLMs

The dominant narrative in AI is that superhuman AI hackers are going to be a security nightmare. I now believe the opposite: everything gets more secure after superhuman LLM hackers, because the commoditization of intelligence favors defenders over attackers. Here's why: • Before LLMs, defense meant covering every idea that any attacker might come up with. Human minds are diverse and attackers are uncorrelated with each other, so attack ideas had high entropy. N attackers meant N independent darts thrown in idea-space. You could outspend all attackers combined, but if even one gets lucky with and thinks of something you didn't, it's gg. • AI collapses that entropy. Attackers and defenders alike now use the same models, which means their ideas are correlated. Even if they're using different models, models are more correlated with each other than humans are. 20 uncoordinated attackers are no longer 20 independent minds: they're running the same search 20 times, burning redundant compute, trying the same attack ideas. • So the game reduces to spend. If you assume entropy is literally 0, the defender only needs to spend as much as the best-funded attacker, not the sum of all attackers. IOTW, attackers used to sum, now they max. • Example: say you have North Korea, Russia, and China all trying to hack you with LLMs, and they're each spending ~$100K of compute trying to attack you ($300K total), you only need to spend ~$200K to ensure nobody gets through. This is because they're not coordinating. In the previous model, they didn't need to coordinate because the entropy in their different attack ideas were large, and thus you'd need to match their collective budgets to stay secure. This model is obviously a simplification, and it gets compounded by other techniques that favor defenders, like formal verification and better testing. But you can already see this playing out in crypto. Big, well-defended protocols have become more secure after superhuman AI has emerged (as I demonstrate in the QT). I believe this is the reason why. It's the same reason why AI slop in writing is so easy to spot, and I think it means the long-term cybersecurity equilibrium is actually a happy one.

@iamapez @TickPick or a simple db transaction 😭

@redactedrain @watchking69 make it a battery

@watchking69 Make it battery acid.

Make it battery acid flavor

I had a $400 Wagyu ribeye for lunch today. I didn't pay for it. An enterprise account executive from a tier 1 cybersecurity firm paid for it. He's been trying to sell me a cloud-native endpoint detection platform for 8 months. We don't need a cloud-native endpoint detection platform. We don't even have endpoints. Half of our workforce is using refurbished laptops from 2014 that are physically incapable of running his software. But I told him we're "evaluating" That phrase means absolutely nothing. But in B2B sales, it's the equivalent of ringing a dinner bell. He's bought me 8 lunches this year. He asks about our migration timeline. I stare out the window, sigh deeply, and whisper about decentralized integration bottlenecks. He furiously takes notes and orders another bottle of sparkling water. My total compensation package is $200K. But my caloric ROI is incalculable. Next week I have a pitch meeting with an AI analytics startup. I checked their Series B funding round before agreeing to the meeting. They have $40M in venture capital burning a hole in their pocket. I'm going to let them buy me omakase. Then I'm going to tell them our legacy infrastructure is experiencing packet loss and we can't deploy until 2029. Corporate America is just a vast ecosystem of free meals if you know how to string along desperate account managers.

@nickbruhman add co-op, also fix mouse click on linux not working

absolutely shocked by how this game has exploded overnight. while I can't exactly get the $80k back, I can keep shipping until it's worth millions. what do you want to see added next?

The Five Eyes are telling you it’s months dawg

@heart_ but given Italy progress from 2001 to now and all the crazy companies we had before they had to migrate away/sell off, lira would've been stronger than GBP rn

@heart_ I think we dropped lire in 2001 not 2022

@aryanpour sexy

slash metal card leaked

new meta hop on

@18pairsonkith yea /redacted/redacted cause Mcdonalds/kiosk_app_backend was embarassing, already in thanks bro

@sleepy__dev it’s over bro

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coinbase - "so what's the pitch" jeff - "you give us $200m a year" coinbase- "ok what do we get" jeff- "you get to watch us burn it" coinbase - "deal" hyperliquid

I love the new aristocratic nomadic class. Most make their money from digital services or creative stuff on the internet but not like the average digital nomad, it's serious money, some influence the world discourse. The NY/SF/London striver dream has been superseded by this.

I have been eating nothing but McDonald's Happy Meals for 6 months straight. Yes, you read that correctly. Here's the math: Right now every McDonald's Happy Meal comes with a pack of McDonald's Pokemon cards. These are special promo cards you can only get inside a Happy Meal. A Happy Meal costs $5.99. The sealed McDonald's Pokemon card pack inside sells on eBay for $6.49. I buy the Happy Meal. I eat the food. I sell the cards. I make $0.50 and eat for free. I do this 15 times a day. I have not paid for food in 6 months. I make $7.50 a day for eating McDonald's. People can laugh but this is the greatest financial arbitrage on earth right now.