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The elites don’t want you to know you can get delicious, instant, $5 gnocchi at Bathurst and Bloor
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The HL Radio Singapore recordings are now live.
At the @HyperliquidX Community Event on October 5, we sat down with @chameleon_jeff and builders and contributors from across the Hyperliquid ecosystem.
All 13 sessions available here: piped.video/playlist?list=PL…
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We’re about to learn that most code written over the last 20 years was complete slop and most software developers were never that good
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New on our Frontier Red Team blog: using Claude to formally verify software at large scale.
Formal verification can prove that code is free of certain bugs, but historically it has only been feasible for small codebases (or required a lot of expert time).
With AI models, however, this is beginning to change. In collaboration with @theoremlabs, we used Claude to prove security properties in over one hundred real-world open-source libraries over the span of a few weeks.
Read our research in full here: anthropic.com/research/forma…
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who’s hiring? not asking for a friend.
DMs are open.
if you know me or we’ve worked together, a RT would mean a lot ❤️
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hi everyone! excited to finally share what we've been building at sprout
our team of ex-fb engineers and a PM (founders’ median tenure: 6 years) banded together to save your kids from brainrot, and give parents their time back.
We just launched ParentBench, a live board testing whether AI can do the school-app errands parents do every day. Muse is way ahead: Muse Power can save parents 56 minutes every week. Help us map your kid's apps: sproutgoodhabits.com/map
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The first rule of cybersecurity is to have fun and be yourself
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What if you could see EXACTLY how much each PR cost you? 🤔
Well, now you can :).
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Five days to go. Toronto, the choice is yours.
If you want to change the city, you have to change the mayor.
Vote for change on October 26.
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she's a 10 but that was supposed to be a random 384-bit number
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Tbh as much as I love the railway UX, the biggest friction with AWS (cumbersome to manage) is actually largely irrelevant if you have responsible agent usage and well-defined IaC
I woke up to an email from AWS: "Your AWS Account may be compromised!"
As head of engineering, that's the email I have nightmares about.
Someone had stolen our AWS keys and was using them to run Claude. AWS blocked over 3,000 of their requests and locked down our whole account, so we couldn't make new deployments.
(The one request that got through was Opus. At least they have taste.)
I checked everything else. No new users, nothing deleted. Ok. Breathe.
Then OpenAI emailed. Then Stripe told us our live key was "publicly available online."
Everyone on the team ran a forensic script on their laptop. My agent went through CI, our servers and git history, and checked for the npm worm going around. All clean. (Which was somehow worse.)
Then we found it. We hadn't used one of the stolen keys since July, and the only place it still existed was an old Railway service that wasn't even running anymore.
Three weeks ago we moved our core infra from Railway to AWS, partly because of all the downtime and partly because we were tired of running up against Railway limits. It took a few months to make the jump, and we'd started wondering if we made the wrong call.
A few hours later, Railway announced it had been breached. AWS told us at 4am. Railway told everyone at 3pm.
They said "rotate your keys". But they also said deployments are frozen. We'd just migrated off, so we dodged that bullet by a hair.
Everyone still on Railway gets to choose: Leave your credentials exposed, or take down your servers?
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So excited 😆 😭
Replace ticket-taking with shared problem framing. @samjulien on collaborative product-engineering dialogue.
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It’s our honor to host @luanalopeslara for an exclusive fireside chat on Nov. 2, alongside an industry panel on institutional adoption. We’re looking forward to bringing this conversation to Chicago!
Join us in Chicago on Nov 2 for an exclusive fireside chat with @luanalopeslara !
Plus, an industry panel exploring institutional adoption of prediction markets, featuring representatives from @Cboe, @zerohashx & @CFTC !
Presenting sponsor @Kalshi | Hosted by @FiftyOneAlpha
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The Coverup Beneath the AI Hacking Scandals
Effective Altruist Hiring Scheme Caused and Covered Up AI Cybersecurity Problems 🧵
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Where do you go next after reporting from the Strait of Hormuz? For the past three months, Citrini Research, an independent research firm, has been working with our team and an internal research model to see if they could use AI to create a new drug. What follows is an entertaining, candid, and humbling account of a group of motivated nonexperts (or “filthy casuals”, as Citrini would say) trying to tackle a real problem in human health with Claude.
We landed on scorpion neurotoxins, which kill over 3,000 people a year. Of the 211 designs we produced and tested, 17 met our criteria for a binder. None of the designs bound more than one toxin and none have been tested for neutralizing a toxin.
One of my favorite quotes from the piece is: “Our virtual biologist may have compressed a year's worth of work into a couple days, but biology works at the speed of life…Over two days, we watched Claude work through problems at a speed that was difficult to comprehend. For the next two months, we spent much of the time becoming familiar with laboratory turnaround times (This mostly involved sending memes in Slack).”
What is AI really capable of in bio?
To separate hype from reality, we spent 3 months working firsthand with @AnthropicAI's internal research model to see if it could create an experimental scorpion antivenom.
Introducing Citrini Therapeutics.
citriniresearch.com/p/citrin…
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