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> be me
> find a small oopsie woopsie vulnerability with @bitrefill (~$10-15k at risk)
> dm founder reporting it like the gud guy i am (prolly expecting a smol bounty)
> get ghosted for two months
> jab and exploit it for 500$ hoping to get attention
> they fix the vuln (no acknowledgments, no bounties)
> dm again
> ghost again
fml
"we must implement hierarchical context distillation, sliding-window KV-cache eviction, semantic dedup with cosine thresholds, and adaptive chunk re-ranking to save tokens"
meanwhile me who uses caveman code. delete words. bill small. me no know what cosine is. me no need know.
Never expected intelligence to get commoditized so fast
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Dash retweeted
But my favorite insight is even simpler
In their model, automation does not increase productivity, because firms automate when machines are as productive as humans
The gains come in the years after firms have automated themselves, because machines improve faster than humans
Insane read
1/ This is the full story of how I found a JupiterZ RFQ vulnerability, extracted ~$45k in a controlled white-hat test, returned the funds, and worked with the teams involved to get the issue fixed and safely back in production.
The One-Byte Heist 🧵
"Because of the privacy properties of Orchard, there is no way to cryptographically prove whether the vulnerability was exploited before it was remediated"
F in the chat
Scarcity mindset. I would rather die than live with such a mindset
Remember, capital is in abundance and it comes to those who think in abundance
High-paid tech workers are cutting life down to the basics so they can invest and retire by 30
One Meta engineer makes over $300K a year and still owns no car, couch or TV
More successful Gen Z are choosing calm life over career and money
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cc'ing a related banger here
xitter.cf/the_real_dilan/status/…
Dash retweeted
Keep your eyes peeled. The era where you go around assuming "If something could be exploited, it wouldve already been exploited" is over. Dark forest theory seems to be fading away
AI has simply created an abundance in vulnerabilities just out there in the open. These attack vectors arent new
EYES PEELED
Keep your eyes peeled. The era where you go around assuming "If something could be exploited, it wouldve already been exploited" is over. Dark forest theory seems to be fading away
AI has simply created an abundance in vulnerabilities just out there in the open. These attack vectors arent new
EYES PEELED
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