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hoppp··on MS Paint Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
I don't know anyone running Paint servers and I'm pretty sure phishing could be possible.
hoppp··on MS Paint Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
It's probably a way to get phished, if you click on a malicious bmp file.
hoppp··on $2.5T has been wiped from US stocks
End year sales are common. Black friday, Christmas whatever. People spend and taking profit feels good.
hoppp··on sshole
Was this exploited in the wild?
hoppp··on Lemmings CSS Animation
On android they fall down along the side all the way to the bottom
hoppp··on A thousand fewer paths to root
There are always more left.
hoppp··on A thousand fewer paths to root
Well at least they are doing public service while hacking the planet.
hoppp··on A new Go API for JSON
Go is lovely. Best language to generate backend services with.
hoppp··on A new Go API for JSON
I like it. I never really liked marshalling anyways, It was weird.

I'm happy it's getting fixed!

hoppp··on AI is forcing us to pay off 40 years of technical debt
"Disaster has been averted"

Yeah, hmm a lot of people don't actually auto update their PHP so.. it's not like the vulnerability disappeared from the wild.

hoppp··on Revolut slashes AI coding costs 10x by cutting out Claude and going self-hosted
They can tokenize AI tokens to speculate on futures or offer options
hoppp··on Resisting Cognitive Surrender
My approach has been that I architect a system myself that is modular and the agent tackles one module at a time. If the module does not work it can be ripped out and replaced without effecting the rest of the working modules due to strong decoupling. This way I may ship code I don't audit but when I have to the issues are already easy to find. And of course document and unit test everything.

So I don't cognitively surrender the system design, only the inner implementation of the modules.

hoppp··on Geoffrey Hinton: it might turn out we were better off without AI
Blockchain dapps were getting hacked long before AI. Not a signal
hoppp··on Geoffrey Hinton: it might turn out we were better off without AI
I think we did good inventing it and it's inevitable. Lets use it well.
hoppp··on Nvidia RTX Spark encrypted firmware slows inference speed to 35% on Linux
Yes, in everything.

I stopped using my laptop for dev and switched to talking to claude code on my phone and as you can imagine I am faster at producing code.

100% cloud with a single entry point device to manage dedicated servers + agents

hoppp··on Embedding boolean circuits in a neural network
If we can plug in a boolean circuit, I wonder what else we can do. What about plugging in something that can serve as dynamic long term memory?
hoppp··on OpenAI seems to be silently re-enabling model training on Codex chats
Do not use frontier labs products if you want to avoid leaking IP

host your own models. There are confidential compute and gpu offerings from google cloud and azure. Pay as you go, rent your own GPU and host your own models there.

hoppp··on Astra can read and write weights to improve Qwen
Maybe thats gonna be the way to make LLMs self improve better?

Similar to implicit learning in humans when the subconscious creates new heuristics based on observations, one LLM could adjust the weights of another to tune it to the environment

hoppp··on Postgres 19 is late because so many more bugs are being found now
If the entire project is developed with AI it can add features effectively but for large old codebases it becomes an issue
hoppp··on AI Data Centers Could Erase 15 Years of America's Climate Progress by 2030
I am not very against data centers, Im just trying to understand why people talk about water consumption more.
hoppp··on AI Data Centers Could Erase 15 Years of America's Climate Progress by 2030
Water is something to protest against now because it's very visible. There is a daily water consumption.

The climate impact, like with cars or the oil industry is a boring future issue.

hoppp··on The Impact of Generative AI on Critical Thinking: Self-Reported (2025)
People have always been bad at critical thinking, it's a high level cognitive skill that requires practice.

Now that it can be outsourced,we will slowly lose this ability that we barely had.

hoppp··on Malware uses LLMs to rank victims by how much they're worth
Generally we don't hear much about attacks in Java like that. But they probably exist but python and javascript are targeted mainly because everyone uses them. They cover a lot of ground.
hoppp··on Malware uses LLMs to rank victims by how much they're worth
I am now developing with claude code on mobile and sandboxes and a few remote VPS I rent.

No more laptops, just a dedicated android device.

I developed a devops/admin tool and then its claude code + github

hoppp··on Northflank Breached
They use open router.

I've seen attackers install claude code on compromised servers

hoppp··on Northflank Breached
Yup, it's quite fascinating to watch.
hoppp··on The $6.3B Binance hack was pulled off in just 20 minutes
Yeah, why is there $6bn in hot wallets in the first place ..

Makes me think traditional banks have solved this from the start. You can't steal the backing of an unbacked currency.

hoppp··on Anthropic may not secure investment-grade rating after IPO, Blackstone says
Yeah, 9 shares and then 10k people click
hoppp··on AI isn't replacing SREs, it's deskilling them
I already sucked at incident handling before, it was more of a panic attack mixed with the fear of getting fires. So Agents have a good place there.
hoppp··on GitHub Incident with Actions, Pages, and Webhooks
It's hard coded probably.
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