openai is gonna victory lap this for months

it's very obvious that most of the heft of xAI engineering is going toward gooner shit rather than making grok more useful for Twitter

vx-underground J⩜⃝mie Williams people vastly overestimate how "good" APT malware is. it doesn't have to be good, it just has to work. shit, North Korea is writing their malware in *PYTHON*

this is okay advice if you are able to break your idea down to a very simple task/output that's not really possible for a lot of businesses. like you're not going to build an EDR platform and find out really anything with a piece of software that just blocks SHA256 hashes that

malware/software written badly in C/C++/Rust/Golang/anything will be slower than malware/software written well in Python/whatever nerds like to language war on Twitter because it's easy engagement bait but badly written software is slow no matter what language you write it in.

IMHO the speed matters far less than the last point, ie the distribution, packaging, etc. most competent security solutions are going to look very hard at executables packaged with something like py2exe because they're fairly atypical and are used fairly often for malware.

Golang Malware Development - Understanding Go Routines

they're not casinos, guys, they're gamified capital markets

we are at some point going to have to reckon with the growing AI occultism, before one of these dorks goes Full Ziz wired.com/story/claude-3…

nice

malware development isn't illegal, but it is fun

extremely bearish on anyone with "alignment" in their bio tbh. unserious people. you're talking to math all day bucko, it's just mental gooning with the mental goon bots

it's 2035, YCombinator intake forms ask you for your blood type so that if you are accepted and your startup does not achieve 900% ARR growth in 2 years, they can harvest your organs to sell on the black market. $SPY is trading for $2.50. Biomilk is $13 per gallon.

new golang malware development video dropping tomorrow, which is p neat

malware development is actually a great way to learn a programming language complex data structures, file IO, performance, multi-threading/concurrency, permissions, extremely opaque API documentation, it's all there.

something to learn from the experience of bulletproof hosting services: the infrastructure of the internet is centralized. centralization means that central powers can be pressured, extorted, or asked kindly to remove content they don't like. when cyberbunker was hosting

application of censorious laws against "criminals" as defined by the state will always spread like a fungus across the civil rights of more and more people, until the criminal label applies to almost everyone