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nethoxa retweeted
When Nietzsche spoke of a master race, this is what he meant. A race of men who would sooner die than suffer ugliness, a race of man for whom life is nothing less than a total aesthetic.
Giuseppe, or whatever your name is, I salute you.
Italian chef fired for refusing to put pineapple on pizza bbc.in/4egT8uf
nethoxa retweeted
100% agree
It's about time @immunefi started refunding submission fees for duplicates of valid findings.
@MitchellAmador, in your own words:
"Immunefi now prices out spam with pay-to-submit mechanics, so a junk report costs the sender something, and the flood thins out."
Fair point! But if a researcher submits a legitimate vulnerability and gets marked as a duplicate simply because someone else reported it first, where's the spam?
What's the justification for keeping the submission fee in this case?
nitter.gq/MitchellAmador/articleâŠ
hey @immunefi can i get some help, requested mediation for a submission and due to a CSRF error i sent the tx but the page did not request mediation at all
thanks
CC @MitchellAmador
nethoxa retweeted
The answer is only relevant to a small niche of infosec. Most organisations are hacked by vectors that donât involve memory corruption exploits. Agentic hacking doesnât look like exploits, it looks like breadth-first searches for every possible mistake and misconfiguration.
not bad being mentioned on a top crypto research paper (Ctrl+f "net26") đ
eprint.iacr.org/2026/2056
this must be a fucking joke
better.codes/solver/Inah-choâŠ
You fuckers stop trying to steal my work, I cancelled the run cause the clanker reorged everything, but that does not grant you rights over it!!!!
github.com/proximity-prize/pâŠ
github.com/proximity-prize/pâŠ
![Validate submission 780c9579-42a2-4de2-a2b7-67ba4eea3072 by yukon-autoresearch[bot] · Pull Request...](https://pbs.twimg.com/card_img/2117296546958249993/hBvupL7q?format=png&name=800x419)
You fuckers stop trying to steal my work, I cancelled the run cause the clanker reorged everything, but that does not grant you rights over it!!!!
github.com/proximity-prize/pâŠ
github.com/proximity-prize/pâŠ
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so true
A lot of the problems of the world could be solved with just more rigorous definitions and use of language.
For example if people understood that âlearningâ in âmachine learningâ is completely unrelated to any human or animal meaning for the word âlearningâ we wouldnât have people first obsessed with the success of âdeep learningâ and ultimately believing all sorts of bizarre things about statistical models.
This isnât mere semantics.
In the present situation it might mean the difference between peace and global war.
nethoxa retweeted
vibe coding is addictive because itâs basically a slot machine:
-every prompt has an unpredictable reward
-near-misses keep you one prompt away
-constant sensory stimulation from token streaming, tests running, UIs changing
-cost is obscured from you
-the jackpot can be massive
nethoxa retweeted
- Cuando acabe el partido dile a la buenorra esa de los rizos que se pase por mi despacho. ÂżCĂłmo se llama?
- Cucurella.
#MundialRTVE
#mundialdefĂștbol2026
nethoxa retweeted
imo the biggest issue in the ai tooling ecosystem (largely pushed by the token merchants) is the relentless promotion of SKILLs, subagents, loops and all sorts of "vibes" techniques without accompanying evals
nethoxa retweeted
Anthropic and OpenAI engineers browsing the "our team" section on the Moonshot AI website and recognizing their ex-girlfriends
nethoxa retweeted
The Iranian navy, which has been destroyed eight times, has apparently closed the Strait of Hormuz again, because the United States, for the seventh time, won the war that wasnât a war, so now the United States has to open the Strait of Hormuz that was already open before the not-war began.
The not-war began because Iran had uranium that was totally, completely, beautifully obliterated, so they canât build the nuclear bomb they werenât building, which is why the United States had to start the not-war it definitely didnât start.
Now the United States, which has nuclear weapons, is threatening to use nuclear weapons to stop Iran from getting nuclear weapons, because nuclear weapons are far too dangerous for countries with nuclear weapons to allow other countries to have.
If the United States saw the United States doing what the United States does in other countries, the United States would invade the United States to liberate the United States from the tyranny of the United States.