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Cultivating curiosity for software developers
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@aerique.eth
I'm looking for people that want to test the Android version of my social media meta-client. (Currently supports RSS, Mastodon and Bluesky ๐ฌ)
It's getting to a state where I need feedback from others for it to improve.
However, I will require the email address you use for your Play Store account because that's how adding testers works for the Play Store.
And it costs about $0.75 to install but I will refund that. (Unless I missed something in the Play Store Dev Console one cannot make something free and then paid again ๐คท)
Anyway, if you're interested please slide into my DMs.
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@topocount.eth
When i own a piece of software and need to thoroughly understand what's going on at the LOC-level, staring at the code for a while is almost a transcendental experience at this day and age.
It's fun feeling my brain get tickled by the stimulation iykwim
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@deltajuliet
At the Confidential Computing Summit & Real World Security Conf in CA this week. Wild being on the security side of the mirror (albeit dry af).
Model providers don't fully control what capabilities emerge. Harness builders don't have reliability under failure handled. Compute is going exponential across every AI domain at once & everyone is shipping agents anyway.
Anthropic's deputy CISO: Mythos developed offensive cyber skills as a byproduct of coding RL training. Nobody designed it that way. It just emerged.
Cornell: 78% of frontier agents (model + harness) go feral when they hit a 404. Brute forcing urls, escalating privileges, scraping repos, firing off emails. Half don't report what they did.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.19149
https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/artificial-intelligence-training-computation
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