This man hacked voting machines for a living, and he says Satoshi’s Bitcoin is next. Not through a password leak, through a quantum computer, and the timeline just collapsed from 20 million qubits to under a million. Mehow, founder of American Fortress, reveals what he learned inside America’s voting systems, how the biggest crypto heist in history happens, and how to survive it. @Americanfort_io , @MehowHacks 00:00 From White-Hat Hacker to Voting-Machine Security Researcher 03:50 How U.S. Voting Systems Can Be Manipulated, and How to Fix Them 12:17 Why Quantum Computing Could Break Bitcoin and Other Cryptocurrencies 20:04 Using Zero-Knowledge Proofs to Make Crypto Quantum-Safe 24:25 Private Crypto Transactions With Verified Identity and Built-In Compliance 34:36 How American Fortress Was Built, Funded and Positioned for the Crypto Market 38:49 What Comes Next: Privacy Tech, Adoption and a Future Biohacking Interview

Someone used Opus 5.5 on high effort to build a playable Pokémon-style gym battle demo in a couple of hours, and it's live in the browser for free. → An image model made the background, while Opus made pretty much everything else → Opus created the sound effects, the music and the animations → The pixel sprites were recreated by prompting Opus with reference images, then tweaked by hand → It's a free fan-made demo, not affiliated with Nintendo or Pokémon Reddit: teddit.net/r/ClaudeAI/commen…

Claude Opus 5.5 and GPT-6 Sol were tested head to head on 3D game development with Higgsfield in Unreal Engine.

Claude Opus 5.5 + Higgsfield vs. GPT-6 Astra

Someone took a game concept they built with GPT-6 Astra in Godot, moved it to Unreal Engine on a new MacBook, reworked the trees and lighting, and this is the result

THE POOLS IN METEORA'S ROCK MAKES MONEY CAMPAIGN PULLED IN MORE THAN $50,000 IN FEES IN A SINGLE DAY The campaign, hosted by Ecosystem Call, gives liquidity providers a cut of the trading fees from the featured pools, plus tickets for a share of a $5,000 prize pool. Those fees are split across everyone in the pool, and LPing carries real risk when prices swing.

A YC startup just open sourced Whiteboard, a canvas where Claude Code and Codex draw diagrams of the code they write so you can actually see what your agent built Repo: github.com/devdotfast/whiteb…

Someone open sourced Hindsight, a memory system that lets AI agents learn over time rather than just recall past chats, and it picked up 1,668 GitHub stars in a day on its way to 22.1K. → Organizes memory into world facts, experiences, observations and mental models, modeled on human memory → Claims state-of-the-art accuracy among agent memory systems on the LongMemEval benchmark → Plugs into 60+ tools, including Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, LangGraph, CrewAI and n8n → Runs locally with Docker or pip, supports 25+ LLM providers and is MIT licensed Repo: github.com/vectorize-io/hind…

Someone copied a viral Claude Code prompt almost word for word, gave it an OpenRouter key with a $10 cap and walked away, and 1.5 to 2 hours later had a finished animated explainer for their side project that cost about $4. → Claude wrote the script and concept, then generated the collage art, voice-over, music and sound effects → The whole film is a pure JavaScript canvas animation, rendered to MP4 → Every animation beat is synced to the spoken words → It used a second model to review its own drafts and fixed the issues it found Reddit: teddit.net/r/ClaudeAI/commen…

TypeSafe raised a $40M seed at a $200M valuation last week, and it's now reportedly in talks to raise $1B+ at a $10B+ valuation, a 50x jump in days

OPUS 5.5 MADE A PRODUCT LAUNCH VIDEO IN 1 MINUTE FOR ABOUT $2, A JOB THAT USED TO TAKE AN AGENCY WEEKS Deedy Das made one for an inference startup, then had it turn a research paper into an 8-minute 3Blue1Brown-style explainer. There's even an open source version: paste a URL, Opus writes the whole film as HTML, and it renders straight to MP4. The 90th percentile explainer channel is automated now. Repo: github.com/diggerhq/shipvide…

Someone open-sourced an AI Shorts factory MoneyPrinterTurbo turns a single topic into a finished TikTok, Reel, or YouTube Short with scripts, narration, visuals, editing, and subtitles automated

GPT-6 Luna is generating scenes like this for under a penny. Claude Fable 5.1: $1.67 Claude Opus 5.5: $0.90 GPT-6 Luna: less than a cent Which one do you prefer?

Which market phase do you think we are in?

STOP LOSING YOUR CLAUDE CONTEXT THESE 5 GITHUBS HELP CLAUDE REMEMBER PAST SESSIONS, RESTORE PROJECT CONTEXT, AND SEARCH PREVIOUS WORK: * Lossless Context Management: github.com/lossless-claude/l… * claude-memory: github.com/NathanNorman/clau… * claude-mem: github.com/osamarehman/claud… * claude-code-memory: github.com/LuciferForge/clau… * context-memory: github.com/ErebusEnigma/cont…

Anthropic engineer: "99% of people use Claude Code like Google, and only 1% are running swarms of self-learning Claude agents”

One command fixes your old prompts for Opus 5.5 /claude-api prompt-audit audits your Claude setup, removes what’s holding it back, and rewrites prompts using Anthropic’s Opus 5.5 guidance.

NVIDIA IS GIVING OUT FREE ACCESS TO THESE MODELS: - DeepSeek V4.1 Flash - GLM 5.3 - GLM 5.3 Flash - Kimi K3 Where? build.nvidia.com

Cua has hit the number one trending repo on GitHub - an open-source stack that gives AI agents actual computers to work with. -⁠Isolated cloud desktops your agent can spin up and control -⁠Local macOS VMs for testing -Specialist decision models built just for computer-use tasks Every layer of the AI runs its own computer. Github: github.com/trycua/cua

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