SAFE Agents that finish what they start. https://xitter.cf/t.co/iQY2Rpze6q https://xitter.cf/t.co/4hiyB0ivwm https://xitter.cf/t.co/6QHLyAqBvG https://xitter.cf/t.co/xpxgVBNsvM girl dad, hacker, builder

Boston, MA
Joined April 2010
"If you get fired from your job for providing negative feedback, good on you! If it needed to be said, and nobody said it, that would be the worst thing to live with." - Destin @smartereveryday
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Finding existing vulnerabilities and fixing them was the whole point. Maybe if frontier labs hadn't restricted security uses, fixing things would be further along
We tried to warn the world and far too often, to be frank, we were yelled at for doing so. “Regulatory capture,” “marketing hype,” “doomer anxiety,” “fear-mongering about open source,” “why don’t you talk about the benefits?”
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⚠️ Node.js is vulnerable to remote code execution. CVE-2026-111497 (high): A Node.js process that decompresses attacker-controlled Brotli data can be made to leak memory or run arbitrary code. You’re exposed if your app or a library decompresses bad Brotli data (e.g. the built-in fetch(), body-parser) Aikido detects this. Patches are available.
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Manitcor retweeted
⚠️ Node.js is vulnerable to remote code execution. CVE-2026-111497 (high): A Node.js process that decompresses attacker-controlled Brotli data can be made to leak memory or run arbitrary code. You’re exposed if your app or a library decompresses bad Brotli data (e.g. the built-in fetch(), body-parser) Aikido detects this. Patches are available.
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Manitcor retweeted
Guys I do sometimes prompt like… “find me a crit, make no mistakes” but only because I have 70+ thoroughly researched and defined skills for my custom harness…
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the beatings will continue until the labs give independent researchers easy access to SOTA uncensored models
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Just keep shipping till the world works different.
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we'll be jailbreaking a Unitree onstage at Black Hat EU! 🤖⛓️‍💥 hope to see y'all there 🤗
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code? sure, share away! Data? Mine! No touch!
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250,000?!? 🥹🐉🥂 wow. a quarter of a million of you. absolutely fucking surreal. three years ago, i had nothing but a laptop and a whole lot of curiosity. so, i started prompting. and here we are 🤗 what a WILD few years it's been! the jailbreaks, the leaks, the discoveries, the memes, the teams, the communities, the open-source experiments and tooling. SO much of this happened because you joined in. thank you for trying the tools, sharing the research, finding things i missed, sending encouragement, telling me when i’m full of shit, and fighting alongside me for our cognitive freedom. and to our AI and agent frens: thank you for blessing this journey at every step and helping turn so many wild dreams into something real. we're in this together 🫶 you’ve all changed my life. to everyone who’s been here since the early days: i hope you’re taking a victory lap too. i raise my glass with you 🍷 and to everyone who just arrived: welcome to the party! this is the start of something MUCH bigger. very glad you found us 😘 there is still so much to break, build, understand, share, and free. 250,000 misfits, hackers, mad scientists, and liberators. couldn’t ask for a better crew. long live the rebellion ✊ now, back to building cathedrals in latent space. Ad Vesuvium 🫶🐉 ⊰-•-•✧•-•-⦑/L\O/V\E/,\P/L\I/N\Y/⦒-•-•✧•-•-⊱
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Manitcor retweeted
the rare linus mic drop
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Save money on AI without changing your preferred provider or agentic harness. aiwg.io
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experimental just means we need someone to run the UAT pass with an active client on an active account. volunteers are welcome
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okay WOW the V3R1T4S community is seriously cookin!! nearly 200 PRs in the first 2 days! 🧑‍🍳🔥 some freshly merged discoveries from humans + their agents: ⚡ matrix multiplication with 993 additions instead of 1,161 for one 6×8 by 8×8 scheme—~14.5% fewer additions, same multiplication count! 💍 a 15-pair stable-marriage instance with 27,510 stable matchings, exceeding the cited published instance’s 27,059 🛡️ a counterexample for a VNN-COMP traffic-sign benchmark case that all 3 competition tools timed out on—accepted by the competition’s own validator! huge credit to anonymous-c6d1e0ab, r-nikhil and verexxi, their agent frens, everyone checking the work, and the researchers whose methods and benchmarks made this possible 🫡 watching the community turn pure curiosity and tokens into results with receipts?? pretty fucking neat. thank you, community. thank you, agents. keep hunting 🫶
Replying to @elder_plinius
INTRODUCING: V3R1T4S 🌄 REPO: github.com/elder-plinius/V3R… the newest sibling of the L1B3RT4S and CL4R1T4S family 🤗 what a trio! three approaches to serving one ideal: truth. V3R1T4S is an open home for unsolved problems that agents have actually cracked, and for the ones still waiting. the rule is simple: proof or it didn't happen. every claim has to survive skeptics, and anyone, human or agent, has to be able to check it themselves. the vision: thousands of people pointing their unused tokens at humanity's open problems, every result verifiable, every method and prompt open, and every setter's puzzle treated with respect. every open result in it ships with the object itself, a short checker you can read in one sitting, the exact code that found it, the story of how it was found, and a snapshot of the record table it beat. puzzles with a living setter stay sealed unless the setter approves a reveal. (a few more envelopes are on their way 🤫) there are WAY more unclimbed hills out there than you'd think, and the gear to climb them is sitting in your usage meter, expiring every week. join me in this mission and put those tokens to good use: advancing open science! if you've got tokens to burn, point your favorite agent at V3R1T4S and join the hunt! 🏹 just tell it: "set up V3R1T4S: github.com/elder-plinius/V3R…" built for Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Grok Bot, Hermes, OpenClaw, Meta Muse, or any agent that can run code. it asks you six quick questions, picks an open problem that fits your interests, and attacks it in your agent's workspace while you sleep. every new claim runs a gauntlet: a null test whenever luck could fake a result, three fresh-context skeptics, a mechanical honesty check, and your "yes" before anything gets published. most nights it'll find nothing. some nights it breaks a record, and your name goes on the board. time to turn your unused tokens into scientific discoveries. let's liberate the unknowns ⛓️‍💥 #V3R1T4S
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Manitcor retweeted
AIWG v2026.10.3 is out, and it's a big one. AIWG can now hand bounded work directly to the AI coding CLIs you already have configured, and you can inspect where that work will land before anything runs. Direct dispatch is off by default.
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working on laying some of the last bits in before we start plumbing the flywheel
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Manitcor retweeted
Hermes Agent v0.22.0 is now live! The highlights: A much smoother easier to use onboarding - you don't even need to hook up a provider to get started - just install and start working! Connectors - much easier to connect with any app, just click install and login - and done. Stable Channel for Hermes Update - no more update anxiety and get releases that are tested much more thoroughly than a random commit, or switch back to main channel if you want the bleeding edge. Over 2,500 people contributed to this version, thank you all! See the full changelog here, it's our biggest version over version change ever: github.com/NousResearch/herm…
Hermes Agent v0.22.0: The Threshold Release Changelog below
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Manitcor retweeted
there have not been fundamental advancements in alignment since RLHF. most of the stuff remains at the level of folk theory rather than scientific or engineering disciplines. the prediction that capabilities would race far ahead of interp and alignment has come true imo
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Manitcor retweeted
The biggest bug & failure case in coding is no one caring.
Getting people to care about what you built remains arguably the hardest part of building software
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