internet sensation 🚶‍♂️he/him programming, tech, hacking, datamining, game hacking, etc. chronically frickin hilarious shitpoaster

under a rock
Joined August 2023
We just crossed 400 followers (literally while i was writing this post), with some insane growth rates. Let me introduce myself. I'm Jaisal. Here's some stuff I've done: >started coding at the age of 7 >got $25k in credits from YC >hacked anthropic and google gemini (bug bounty) >one of the youngest people to have held a CVE >won countless hackathons (VOID, sharda sustainathon, etc.) >raised $200k at a $2.7M valuation >build communities with thousands of members >one community specifically around a minecraft scanner that has its own TCP stack and works off of AF_XDP >3 internships (including one at Glance AI) >earned 5 figures at the age of 14, with a $500/week part-time job at 15 >made my own programming language >made an operating system in brainf*ck (hardest esolang in the world btw) >made 2 discord bots, both in 1k+ servers (millions of users) I'm looking to meet more of you (oh and I'm single btw). Follow me, comment, like or repost (or all of the above) if you want to support my journey.
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Got into YC SUS in Taipei. Reply for my referral link :P
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fork found in kitchen
Believe it or not, America's 5 largest cities lie perfectly on a 4th-degree polynomial
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I made something that gamifies looking through exposed file listings on the internet (for research purposes) it automatically finds juicy files, has some really interesting custom filters, etc. If this tweet gets enough traction, I'll open-source it. ps. if anyone wants the UI library used, it's called arwes
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I will be continuing my Claude plan, though I thought I might switch after the latest model dropped. Good to know Gemini 4 Argon is just benchmaxxing slop and completely unusable for any practical case. Imagine being a trillion dollar company whose frontier model is worse than the low-end model of a 5-year-old company.
Introducing Gemini 4 Argon – our new frontier model. It’s built for complex workflows across coding, enterprise knowledge work, and cybersecurity defense – rolling out today to a set of trusted testers through our Fairwind Program.
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remember this?
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left grok bot running today on accident and it sent 500+ emails i just told it to ask a few people for advice... it ended up researching people who were in spaces adjacent to my product and running an entire cold outreach campaign... on accident.
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My first "holy shit" moment with GPT-6 Astra: I asked it to create a twitter page in Grok Engine, and fill it with human like tweets (each an Astra-powered agent) who all have to work together to get likes. A day later I saw this on my laptop:
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microsoft gave me that $10k of GPT-6-Astra usage 👅👅 follow for sum free creds >:3
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Can we take a second to talk about this 😭
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Oh the irony
say stupid things, get followers.....
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Next: An AI fellowship that gives you $1M in AI credits and $5M in funding before you're born (they invest early)
FELLOWSHIP‼️: @a16z will give you $250K to start a company before you even have an idea, a team, or a diploma. The Alpha Fellowship, built by @speedrun, a16z's startup program. 8 weeks in San Francisco. Founder Track: - up to $250K investment - $1M+ in cloud and AI credits - interview for speedrun, up to $1M - no board seat, founders keep control Speakers include @pmarca, @chrisbest, @andrewchen, and @nrol_ling. Past speedrun sessions featured @sama, @zoink, and @bhorowitz. Pre-entity, pre-idea, pre-team. Apply as an individual, no cofounder needed. 🖇️Apply before Oct 11→ speedrun.a16z.com/alpha P.S. A folder is not a story. @ThePageform AI agent turns your materials into a ready data room in minutes → pageform.io/?utm_source=x&ut…
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the glaze is going too far. the model is capable but this is a slop UI
If you’re wondering what $20M looks like btw:
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a great time to be starting a PhD in maths lmao youtu.be/kX7p3jyZnww
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(another?) individual who doesn't know what they're talking about stealing real scientific research and data and making a frontend with it, making a false claim ("first"), and then giving all the credit to an AI model (whose success here has nothing to do with its capability btw)
I just built the first complete 3D observable brain in history. GPT-6 Astra made all 166,000+ neurons observable. Attached the link to project below.
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it's actually going to be really interesting to see whether LLMs or world models win the race here, or maybe some amalgam of both. ill grab my popcorn
GPT-6 Astra scored 95% on a robot control task, up from Fable 5.1's 40%, with 6.2x fewer output tokens at 2.3x lower cost. 🧵
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Freya is an Al agent that can actually get things done for you, not just chat with you. Tell Freya what you want, & it takes care of the task for you, sending an email, managing reminders, organizing information, or handling other annoying digital tasks. #aistartup #teenfounder
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yes, im a pentester. i have a shit ton of vulnerabilities that i havent reported on yeswehack or intigriti because of age limits.
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this guy is selling other people's work and framing it as something someone else is doing. crazy how these slop accounts get traction
someone built a library of insanely good Three.js landing page templates the crazy part: every template is procedural JS and only ~100–200KB and AI agents can use them as skills, customize them, and still keep the design quality intact. → sunrise / sunset themes → different location variants → copy any design as a prompt → already used across multiple landing pages they’re apparently considering open-sourcing the whole thing with free + paid tiers. this could become the shadcn/ui of 3D websites.
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