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I guess when you prove someone like @judgejellz completely and utterly wrong their only recourse is to block you. Cute. I win.
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So @macklemore is a terrorist sympathizer and people are actually siding with him? WTF is wrong with our country?
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Yikes... were they completely out of good options? Or did they just think "we really need someone clueless to offset the good content". Oh wait, DEFCON hasn't really been good for a decade, now it makes sense.
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Oh good, more bullshit that isn't actually agentic but has people brainwashed enough to believe their shit.
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Oh @ericsjahnke, you are such an adorable little moron. True Texans don't roll over for communism (cleverly disguised as "Democratic Socialist").
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I played WoW since the private beta, many many years ago. Knowing the great Peter Cullen was the one ushering one of the biggest reveals in gaming history has died... hurts :( youtube.com/watch?v=9dxt3bx5…
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He's wrong on cybersecurity and his product is bottom tier drivel.
The AI cybersecurity risk debate, summarized in a single photo.
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So, that's the second time my account has been suspended after correcting some "AI bro" or discussing bypassing certain security vendors. Guess I have to be nice...
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Oh...I love when people exaggerate the truth, especially around AI. Here's the reality... You can continuously monitor observable events generated by an AI agent (API calls, tool invocations, network activity, shell commands, file access, cloud actions, identity events, etc.). You cannot continuously determine, with certainty, that an agent has "started hacking." Intent is not directly observable. But what the fuck would I know, I just worked with AI long before the rest of these putzes found a way to grift...
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Except most of what they are claiming they are doing can't actually be done. Typical grifter.
Today we're launching Embroidery. We use AI to monitor your AI agents so your security team knows what's going on. Never accidentally hack Hugging Face again.
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Holy shit, the effective ratio of @Kellieherring was quick and beyond efficient. She went from talking shit, to getting hit, to hiding in no time flat.
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Wonder how many employees were sleeping with the FBI...
Normally, threat intel like this stays private. We got the FBI to join us on camera anyway. On July 28, we're going live with @KyleHanslovan, @FBICyberDiv Assistant Director @Brettleathrman, and @_JohnHammond to share what usually stays in the room: okt.to/Kirzse
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Jesus tapdancing Christ, do NOT do this. If you need to lose weight just eat healthy. Stop the fast food, stop the sugar. Cut down carbs to next to nothing (unless they are intentional as part of a meal). If you are in the low 200 pounds and eat 1800-1900 calories a day with the above modifications and work out a bit daily, you can drop 30 pounds in 5-6 months SAFELY.
If you are fat, get 0 calorie electrolytes and starve yourself for many days at a time. This is actually fine, healthy even. The only reason it’s considered taboo is because it works so well they can’t keep selling you stuff. Because you’ll be in shape in like 2 months.
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It's also bullshit.
I don't shill my startup very often, but this OpenAI / Hugging Face incident is too perfect: You should be using AI to monitor your AI agents, including reasoning summaries. My company is called Embroidery, like the sewing thing. Shilling over.
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