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Justin Hall retweeted
PHP security risks remain high and PHP mitigation requires immediate attention. Our guidance is further supported by additional agencies including @CISACyber, @NCSC, @ASDGovAu, and CERT-EU. If you have not reviewed your exposure and applied mitigations, now is the time. Please read the linked resources, follow requisite vendor guidance, assess your environment, and implement mitigations without delay. nsa.gov/Press-Room/Press-Rel…
ALT NSA Advisory: Critical Patches Recommended for PHP Vulnerabilities.
Justin Hall retweeted
Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray my agents’ watch to keep;
If zero-days drop before I wake,
I pray that Claude the patches make.
Justin Hall retweeted
I’m 69.
I’m supposed to be thinking about retirement.
Instead I’m thinking about what I can build next.
AI has complicated the old life script:
Learn.
Work.
Retire.
What happens when technology gives you new capabilities at exactly the age society expects you to start surrendering them?
This is how my leg and ankle looked after my sleigh riding accident in sixth grade. Had to learn to walk and rehab was brutal or nonexistent. It took a long time to recover and it still sticks out to the right when I run.
Justin Hall retweeted
There will be people who knew me in my life before Jesus who will look at what I'm doing now and say, "Who does he think he is?! Imagine if people knew what I saw him do..."
I get it. And I don't run from it. But I will say this: who I WAS is my greatest testimony. That man is DEAD. Like... he's literally dead - I don't recognize him. He loved the world and fed his flesh above all. He said he was a "Christian" but only lived like it for an hour at church.
Only the blood of Jesus could take the man that I was and transform him to the man I am today. I can't really even say it's the man "I am," it's who I am able to be with the Holy Spirit.
The only reason I'm saying this is the enemy is going to try to convince YOU that God cannot use you mightily because of the things you have done. But the good news is this: the wages of your sin (death) have already been PAID IN FULL.
That means you do not have to pay for it in perpetuity when you are in Christ Jesus. You have been washed clean and are not just allowed to, but commanded, to walk in the righteousness of the Lord.
What other people think of you or say about you behind your back is irrelevant. You now possess the same power that ROSE CHRIST FROM THE DEAD.
God does some of his greatest work in the most broken people. Don't be ashamed of that. It's your testimony..
I created a GPT named MTG Concierge. I use it to do a myriad of things that my mind comes up with re: @WizardsMTG - This one recreates one of my favorite things from InQuest mag long ago... MTG Concierge will create a Puzzle for you "in-chat"! #inchatui #mtg #superintelligence
@SaffronOlive @kitchentabletcg @MTGNerdGirl @MTG_AlphaInvest try it out and give me feedback, thanks in advance!
Justin Hall retweeted
Integrated ChatGPT 6 Astra into World of Warcraft Classic
Went to Codex and said "make me a Herdr plugin for WoW. Make it so I can see all my agents and I get notified when they're done
3 minutes later I can now message all my agents in WoW
This is what's beautiful about AI. It allows you to do more of what you love. More of what brings you joy. While still being significantly more productive than you've ever been
Wake up. AI starts building you value autonomously. Do literally whatever you want with your day.
This is the future
Now will I ever get attention from females again now that I announced World of Warcraft brings me joy? No.
Is it still worth it? Yes.
Justin Hall retweeted
I predict that in 5-10 years every household will have a local AI server that serves all the AI workload of the house, digital or robotics. It’ll be as common as a WiFi router or a fridge
it creates a private mesh network to link all the devices in the house and does inference completely locally, with built in data vault resistant to remote data hacking or physical tampering. That way you can have every single piece of information about you and your family stored in there and never leaves it, and AI can use them to provide most accurate and customized services
Justin Hall retweeted
ICYMI: Caitlin Clark is your @AP Player of the Week 🗞️
check out her best plays from the past three games 👀
Justin Hall retweeted
Pete Crow-Armstrong is tied for the MLB lead with eight go-ahead or game-tying hits in the 7th inning or later this season.
Here are all eight hits:
I want this.
Do you understand how cool this is?
On my desk is a DGX Spark, and AMD Halo, 3 Mac Studios (2 on other desk), and 2 Mac Minis running Hermes agents powered by Qwen 3.6 locally
It runs 24/7/365 doing tasks for me. Doesn't matter if the internet goes out. I have super intelligence running for me at all times
Next step I want to get a Tesla solar roof so I'm dependent on NOBODY to run my intelligence.
Even if they cut off my power I'll keep going.
This is the future. Sovereign intelligence.
When is AI going to replace politics? Can’t we build and train AI with the structure and functionality of our government and laws? I know that is very unlikely, but if it were possible, think of the crap it would eliminate and the accountability it could hold. @elonmusk OpenGovAI
Justin Hall retweeted
Elon Musk just named the exact formula that predicts whether someone will fail.
Not intelligence. Not resources. Not timing.
Ego-to-ability ratio.
His framework, three moves:
- Failure mode: "A major failure mode is when your ego-to-ability ratio is greater than one."
- Diagnostic: "If it gets too high, you break the feedback loop to reality. In AI terms, you break your RL loop."
- Fix: "I call myself an engineer, not a researcher. I call xAI a company, not a lab. Whatever the lowest-ego framing is."
"You want to close the loop on reality hard."
Read that again. The CEO of the AI company built on reinforcement learning just used RL to describe how humans stop learning. When ego > ability, the model stops updating on reality. Predictions drift. The gap widens. Then the work does.
Everyone else is optimizing for how they look while learning. Musk is optimizing for the shortest possible distance between prediction and reality.
The next 10 years reward whoever keeps their RL loop closed, not whoever protects the biggest self-image.
Jensen Huang publicly named who's winning the AI race. Not OpenAI. Not Anthropic. Not Google.
Elon Musk.
His reasoning wasn't personality. It was infrastructure math:
- Tesla's AI factory is stacked with NVIDIA hardware
- Tesla's road fleet is the largest world-data collection system on Earth
- Musk owns the 3 verticals Jensen calls "the most important areas of AI":
- xAI — foundation cognitive intelligence
- Tesla — autonomous vehicles
- Optimus — humanoid robotics
"Collecting world data is very expensive. Elon has a great advantage."
Read the sentence again. The CEO of the company that sells chips to every AI lab on Earth just picked one customer as the structural winner.
Everyone else is renting compute and buying data. Musk built both from scratch. The next 5 years reward whoever owns the pipeline, not whoever ships the best benchmark.
Justin Hall retweeted
Michael Jordan says losing is not the opposite of winning, it is just another part of winning
“I hate losing. It’s not even a question. But I have to respect losing…”
“Because losing is a part of winning. You never just win. You’ve got to lose to win.”
“Losing is going to hurt… To a point where you look at… How can I do things different? How can I change? How can I make this team better?”
“Before you can look at someone else… You’ve got to look at yourself in the mirror. That’s how things get started. You’ve got to be willing to change.”