Outdoor tech nerd, and will enjoy it while we have it. Lead Engineer at Black Gate Hunting Products
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The Ubuntu installer for OpenNHP will be updated shortly to support predefined architecture templates.
One of the first templates will enable rapid deployment of a mobile application backend with user credential authentication.
A companion React demo app will also be available as a boilerplate to help developers get started quickly.
@opennhp @LayerVai
The current React app demo can be found at
github.com/justingreerbbi/re…
You can find the Ubuntu installer app at github.com/OpenNHP/OpenNHP-U…
Justin Greer retweeted
FORTRESS is strategic deterrence in action, ensuring our defenses are hardened, proactive, and ready.
I created FORTRESS America because we can no longer rely on two oceans to protect us. That outdated assumption no longer reflects the threats we face.
President Trump and Secretary Hegseth understand this and have already paved the way with Golden Dome and a renewed focus on the Western Hemisphere, including Greenland and Panama. All of it reflects a fundamental shift in how we defend America.
War has evolved, the threats have evolved, and our defenses must evolve with them.
foxnews.com/politics/inside-…
I've made some significant progress on the OpenNHP Ubuntu installer over the past couple of days.
If you've been curious about OpenNHP and want an easier way to get started, check it out!
github.com/OpenNHP/OpenNHP-U…
@LayerVai
Over the past few months, I've started getting the same vibes I had back in 2011 during the early days of the "cloud" movement.
Back then, you could show a company a service that solved a problem they were struggling with, but the moment migration came up, the conversation stopped dead in its tracks.
I'm starting to see the same fingerprints and hear the same conversations today. Only this time, it's about cybersecurity and how companies can better protect themselves.
This installer, along with a few other projects I have in the pipeline, is my way of helping address some of the concerns and questions I've heard from others in the industry, and a few I've had myself.
Proven technology is great, but it needs a practical path to adoption. One that's clear enough for even the accountant to understand.
Cybersecurity doesn't necessarily lack guidance.
It lacks a sufficiently practical, accessible, and low-risk path from existing infrastructure to newer security architectures.
The cloud didn't become mainstream because every business owner understood virtualization. It became mainstream because we made adoption practical.
The next evolution in cybersecurity needs the same approach.
This is absolutely bonkers. Two agents communicated using CPU states.
"Other tests exposed channels involving shared storage, competition for CPU time within a shared execution container, and a TLS certificate cache in OpenAI’s offline web infrastructure. In the storage test, one agent alternated between continuous writes and inactivity, while another measured the resulting timing differences and used those differences to decode the signal."
openai.com/index/securing-ou…
Justin Greer retweeted
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: "I don't even know a dramatic enough word to use… models can find bugs that are outside of the normal threat model of what we think a hacker can do… hardware-level, insane stuff… I no longer think we're gonna be able to just patch all the bugs."
It’s easy to get people to listen to how they can protect their infrastructure moving forward.
The issue is we now need to also show them how in a way that does not make the vulnerabilities feel like the least of their worries.
If you're looking to try out or test OpenNHP on Ubuntu, I put together an installer to make spinning up an NHP server a whole lot easier.
github.com/justingreerbbi/Op…
@LayerVai
Hoping to have my OpenNHP Server installer for Ubuntu finished soon.
After two hours of manually configuring everything, it finally dawned on me that I could just build an installer and save myself hours.
Nothing like spending two hours on a problem before remembering you're a developer.
I will be publishing it as soon as I am comfortable it is stable enough to run free.
@LayerVai