agent experience design @inference_sh, fellow @EWOR_official
Munich, Germany
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the current AI supply chain updated with King Slide
King Slide Works is up there with Toto Toilet as underrated AI winner:
▫️Up 3,000% to $43B in past 4 years.
▫️In 1980s, the Taiwanese firm started in furniture (cabinet handles, kitchen drawers).
▫️Expanded to specialized server rails in data centres (controls 70%+ of high-end server market).
▫️85-year old founder Lin Tsung-chi worth $16B and was briefly Taiwan's richest person a few weeks ago.
▫️Modern server are quite heavy and complex; King Slide’s rails ideal for data centre workers to pull out racks and do maintenance on chips and wiring without disrupting setup or cooling system.
▫️Per Bloomberg, King Slide first started making server rails in 2000: “A critical moment came about [in 2000], when it was forced to pivot from furniture hardware to the server supply chain after a major US customer demanded a 30% price cut during the rise of Chinese manufacturing. Rather than accept the lower prices, King Slide walked away, a decision that led to the loss of nearly half of its workforce. It later secured orders from companies including Compaq Computer Corp. and International Business Machines Corp., and laid the foundations to become a key supplier to the tech industry.”
The King Slide website is a trip to peruse.
Products for kitchen handles next to high-end servers.
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agents will not automate what you are doing today but will allow you to automate what you don't have time to do today
what winning looks like
okay apparently there is now a "cyber letter of marque" that allows us companies to attack foreign attackers back. time to have a lot of fun
congress.gov/bill/119th-cong…
i’m fighting an ai attacker swarm in real time. this is a first of it’s kind experience, partly scary and partly exciting. civilian cyber forward defense should be legalised. i really want to hack the hackers back and stop them for good instead of having to play defense the whole time :)
will it ever stop?
what would happen if anthropic started charging everyone in EUR suddenly (without changing the total USD amount)
i'm prompt injecting the attackers to make them download a binary which gets their device fingerprints for legal action.
law, please allow me to hack them back.
STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND PROTECT YOUR COMPUTERS AND PROJECTS NOW
protect yourself against github.com/jiwoochris/artex-… now
protect yourself against github.com/jiwoochris/artex-… now
FORGIVE ME FOR SHOUTING BUT THIS IS SERIOUS TAKE PRECAUTIONS YOU ARE NEXT
this is when i decided to roll my own auth despite every feedback and what felt like a crazy idea today is paying off
auth feels unsolved. every provider has weird limits. tried @supabase, ran into frontend headaches. switched to @clerk after @theo's rec, looked promising until i hit the edge of customisability. should’ve known better than to take auth advice from a guy mid 99th db migration (respectfully). this next one might be my last, probably rolling my own despite all common sense.
more than 11000 unique attack vectors have been tried on @inference_sh in the last 24 hours. if the attackers are nice enough to share a pentest report at the end that would be awesome :)
