claude fable has become insufferable. unnecessarily opinionated. always stopping on auto mode to ask a permission for a trivial task even after being given explicit permission to continue autonomously. kimik3 with pi.dev is really the only auto option with frontier level intelligence

no public ip infrastructure access beyond the access for the service itself View quoted note →

I think we're in a world were almost every piece of personal infrastructure and hobby projects even need to be locked behind something like wire guard or tail scale 

nix-bitcoin is wonderful

as a long time listener of @ODELL and @MartyBent it is pretty tough to listen to then right now. i'm sure they are embarrassed but it is pretty tough earning back listeners trust. they have been amazing educators but it is wild to see them invest in a security company and not demand a security audit as part of their investment or a condition of their share ownership. presumably the only reason they invested was that nvk and dochex wanted some exit liquidity

run kimi k3 against any system you maintain. it is so so good at finding bugs and then just ask it to fix them and document them. super simple.

saipan is a shithole old abandoned island with military remnants a barely functioning hospital and population in terminal decline. View quoted note →

never succumb to violence end the cycle bitcoin is peace  View quoted note →

peter gray claims to have created the first usb keylogger

resume

warning on libngu years ago

GitHub

libngu/ngu/random.c at 0cf31968852ef8312254067dae274c8fd093648b · switck/libngu

libNgU. Contribute to switck/libngu development by creating an account on GitHub.

I'm pretty sure this guy dochex had to have known there was a problem in the code, he wrote both the library and the implementation of the library 

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what if we now know that the lead and maybe only developer at coinkite wrote all the sub modules (under a pseudonym) View quoted note →

this article assumes doc_hex Peter Gray didn't understand what he was doing

When random.bytes() runs but doesn't work

What a commit message tells us about the recent COLDCARD bug

but if libngu was written by him (pseudonym switck) then perhaps that is a wrong interpretation

@Peter Todd did you ever meet the CTO at coinkite? View quoted note →

did anyone at ten31 when they invested ever meet peter at coinkite?

coinkite customer data retention contradictions