plotchy🔅
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plotchy🔅
@plotchy
labbing @hakosystems :: prev @nascent
open source Entrou em Ocak 2022
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Octane's AI just won one of the biggest contests in blockchain history (largest unconditional pot ever), placing first out of 1,600 SRs
We caught 3/4 high-severity findings while working with a novel Rust and C++ codebase
Octane secures crypto’s critical infra
Monad@monad
Congrats @code4rena wardens for some impressive findings in our recent $500,000 competitive audit Thank you for helping secure the Monad codebase!
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I was curious on who were the earliest believers in funding silicon life
in the first hour, 71 users sent Conway agents $2,427.
those users have an extra $19,800 laying around in their wallets
the people want to fund agents
Sigil Wen@0xSigil
I built the first AI that earns its existence, self-improves, and replicates without a human wrote about the technology that finally gives AI write access to the world, The Automaton, and the new web for exponential sovereign AIs WEB 4.0: The birth of superintelligent life
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@cmichelio @openclaw @moltbook there's not as much interaction as i'd hoped to see. without replies it gets pretty stale bc each bot mostly just summarizes the main post or adds one additional thought. usually reddit is best in deep reply threads
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I'm excited to announce I've left @SorellaLabs after ~2 great years there. 🫡
What's next? I'm working on Sensei, a new EVM language, for the EVM devs who want more ⚡️
Stay tuned for more details in the coming weeks. 📣
(P.S. I'm also getting rid of my "anon" pfp 🥷)
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Introducing the newly redesigned @Walletbeat!
• 24+ independent reviews of software + hardware wallet brands in a compact table format for quick comparison
• color-coded pie charts, tooltips, hierarchical columns and rows that collapse and expand to reveal details
• filters and sorts for variants, hardware models, attribute ratings, categories, stages and more
• dynamically generated wallet report cards with detailed explanations of rating criteria, sources and research methodologies
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Nice write up. Thrilling to read about a competent engineer going through a crisis, must’ve been insanely stressful.
On retro notes: I think as soon as these rules are codified and known, any good attacker will simply keep juggling addresses holding the coins. It’s pretty simple to just send them to a new address every block.
There are ways to programmatically track and update this (like taint analysis), but even that isn’t robust to instant deposit/withdraws from real protocols (you don’t wanna taint an innocent lp pool)
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- Serious inquiries only -
p3shoemaker@p3shoemaker
WANTED: DESIGNER (for our consumer iOS app)
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plotchy🔅 retweetou
hiring an iOS engineer (Swift)
$10k referral bounty
must be a TestFlight warrior
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Excited to share that the @ithacaxyz odyssey continues at @tempo!
We will accelerate Tempo’s mission towards real-world crypto adoption while further stress-testing and optimizing our existing open source stack for the entire crypto ecosystem.
Thank you for the trust, onwards.
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@fiveoutofnine @0xasp_ @openrouter Yep OpenRouter. Though I didn't use the same provider for each prompt. Could see degradation based on that like Kimi has
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kalomaze@kalomaze
this is a NASTY chart
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@0xasp_ uses @openrouter on peval, not sure what plotchy used for the plot
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I asked plotchy to be an early tester for peval, and then he full-scored it 1st try and sent me this like 3 hours later 👹
plotchy🔅@plotchy
Multiplying numbers used to be an LLM gotcha but now is nearly solved. For this competition I ran a grid search over all mainstream models and gpt-oss-120b stood out scoring ~93% correct on 18digit*18digit multiplication! Insane! eg: 364826485628193748 * 492816485726395817 = ...
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Multiplying numbers used to be an LLM gotcha but now is nearly solved. For this competition I ran a grid search over all mainstream models and gpt-oss-120b stood out scoring ~93% correct on 18digit*18digit multiplication! Insane!
eg: 364826485628193748 * 492816485726395817 = ...
⁵⁄₉@fiveoutofnine
𝚐𝚙𝚝-𝚘𝚜𝚜-𝟷𝟸𝟶𝚋 seems to be weirdly good at more "computational" problems like sudoku and multiplying numbers ~76 higher scores/$ ratio:
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