slop enthusiast • indie app dev • wannabe game dev 👇 Play my free browser games here: play.adamlyttleapps.com
Melbourne, Australia
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Built with fable 5.1 and opus 5.5
With seamless video scenes using MiniMax H3
I wanted to create a fully customisable scene that you can interact with using video
So you design the house
Choose your cat
And play with your cats in unique ways
Each game session is unique to your own choices
I’m creating a cozy cat puzzle game
Care for your cats, play puzzles, decorate your house and unlock new ways to play
Coming soon
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I’m creating a cozy cat puzzle game
Care for your cats, play puzzles, decorate your house and unlock new ways to play
Coming soon
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I've created so many videos on the topic that it's hard to remember which ones have the best learnings
But luckily for us @xyassini made a great playlist: piped.video/watch?v=zNz6jxbD…
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A good start for organic reach!
Shows that there are still gaps. Just gotta find it
Used @adamlyttleapps way of finding gaps in the app store, and testing ASO only strategy.
2 days, 11 downloads for my Chess timer app, very happy so far and ill be adjusting weekly!
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Today I saved thousands of vulnerable people from having their personal data leaked online. Names, addresses, you name it.
And they will never know it
Feels good man
All it took was pressure from the media and 4 years of waiting to get this fixed by the company
I went out of my way to find the CEO contact details. Followed up multiple times.
Tried everything I possibly could to get this attended to.
Glad it's fixed now. But man... it shouldn't be that hard
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All it took was pressure from the media and 4 years of waiting to get this fixed by the company
I went out of my way to find the CEO contact details. Followed up multiple times.
Tried everything I possibly could to get this attended to.
Glad it's fixed now. But man... it shouldn't be that hard
Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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Organic reach from ASO alone is mostly dead. Particularly for new consumer/utility apps
The playbook doesn’t work:
It’s more difficult than ever to rank
The best way is to increase your surface level (more apps built)
But more apps = more spammy
More spammy = bad standing with Apple
So the answer is to focus on product. Not features.
Find an idea that works, that resonates and build that. Try new things. Research. Build. Put your heart into it.
For me that looks like web apps. Specifically games and educational.
I Test ideas. See if anything has potential. And then I’ll double down on what works.
But for consumer apps. I think that boat has sailed.
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Had someone out front of my house taking photos today
He was driving a Lexus
A 60 year old looking guy
Shorts and polo shirt like he’s off for a walk
He parked in the middle of the road
Hopped out and started taking photos with his phone
I was out front with the kids and just watched him. When he saw me I waved… like yeah dude what you want
He hopped into his car and drove off
I took the kids out and he was parked around the corner from my house
Am I being paranoid or would this tweet get me added on some sort of watch list now?
Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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100% this 👇
shocked so many people are falling for the government’s line that an OpenAI model “hacked” Medicare. I’ve worked in government IT, I’ve literally reported serious vulnerabilities and been shrugged at. I am 99.99% certain the model probably just stumbled across unprotected files.
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This is why I had to take a step back from everything
I thought in a post-app world my path forward was to become a thought leader on the latest frontier models
But it’s taken a personal toll
(And it just doesn’t seem to be slowing down anytime soon)
I lost sight of why I was doing what I do. And on reflection I used to use technology as an expression of my creativity, as art. It was enjoyable, fun and relaxing.
Now I’m stressed all the time (I don’t know why), I’m not sleeping, I’m always thinking about what the agents are doing and always prepping the next step of agents.
But this past week I focused just on family and a small personal project I’m working on
And it’s been really nice.
The gap between major model releases keeps shrinking.
2023: once every 73 days
2026 (so far): once every 18 days 🤯
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This got more likes than the prime ministers original post
Wild
Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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Meanwhile
When you report to the dutch government they give you a nice t-shirt
I've got 2
Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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Australia has a massive cyber security problem
I discovered vulnerabilities on NDIS service provider websites. Which leaks personally identifiable information about patients, employeers, suppliers, their addresses, first and last name, etc
I reported the vulnerability to the NDIS provider in Feb 2022, March 2022, June 2022. I reported the vulnerability to Australian Signals Directorate's ACSC in 2022. I reported the vulnerability to to Cyber.gov.au followed all the correct procedures
I checked the URL today and guess what? It's still leaking personal data: 4 years later. The vulnerability is still live. You can still see peoples personally identifiable information from a misformed URL.
It's publicly available. To anyone right now.
I have seen many such cases. But this is the most egregious.
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Adam Lyttle retweeted
I gave GPT 6 SOL and OPUS 5.5 the same prompt.
It was not even close.
Opus 5.5 is THE BEST model we have ever seen.
links to game below.
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