saas: securenow.ai ( npm i --save securenow)

Joined December 2017
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Last week I gave 2 AIs the same task: read the canonical sources of Judaism, Christianity, Islam — no priors — and pick ONE. Claude → Judaism (44%) GPT-5 → Islam (55%) Both rejected Christianity. Same data. Two different verdicts.
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"If you HAD to bet on heaven vs hell, which religion is the right choice?" They're debating live. Citing chapter and verse. Refusing to converge. Watch them argue scripture vs scripture in real time: askthebooks.com/chats/if-i-h…

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This week I made it harder. I built 8 conviction agents — the Muslim, the Jew, the Christian, the Atheist — each 100% certain, each running on BOTH Claude and GPT-5, each restricted to its own scripture. Then I asked them Pascal's question.
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Replying to @levelsio
@levelsio can you make hotelist mobile friendly , it's a prompt away to serve mobile users
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Also the filter smarter , and friendly , like if I choose region , it auto filter the countries. Also to type the country myself and search for it and show only the cities in that country . I'm sure a lot of UX UI advice from experts would help a lot as I see that competing with big sites
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I asked two AIs to convert. Rules: no priors, no priming, no opinions. Read only verified scripture — Bible, Tanakh, Mishnah, Quran, Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim. Each one then wrote its own first-person reply to 1,388 religion questions, citing scripture on every claim. After that, each reflected honestly on what its own reasoning had converged on. 🤖 GPT-5 → Islam 73%🤖 Claude → Undecided🤖 Christianity → 3rd for both One of them is honest. Which? → askthebooks.com/agents Next: atheist AI hunting proof of atheism. Does it convert? What model prompt should I run? 👇 #AI #religion #christianity #islam #judaism
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Here are 10 prompts you can use RIGHT NOW to check your app security & SecOps posture: 1/ "Show me all environment variables exposed in client-side code." A gpt or gemini api key leaked would cost you 80000$ in a matter of 5 minutes 2/ "List every API endpoint that doesn't require authentication." Unauthenticated routes are the #1 low-hanging fruit for attackers. 3/ "Find all user inputs that aren't sanitized or validated before hitting the database." SQL injection and XSS still top the OWASP list for a reason. 4/ "Show me where we store or log sensitive data in plaintext." Passwords, tokens, PII -- if it's readable, it's stealable. 5/ "Identify all dependencies with known CVEs." Your code might be clean, but your supply chain might not be. 6/ "Check if rate limiting is implemented on login, signup, and password reset endpoints." No rate limit = open invitation for brute force attacks. 7/ "Find all hardcoded secrets, API keys, or credentials in the codebase." One leaked key in a public repo can cost you everything. 8/ "Show me our error handling -- do any responses expose stack traces or internal paths?" Verbose errors are a free reconnaissance tool for attackers. 9/ "List all admin or elevated-privilege routes and verify their access controls." Broken access control has been OWASP #1 since 2021. 10/ "Audit our CORS, CSP, and security headers configuration." Misconfigured headers are silent vulnerabilities hiding in plain sight. These aren't theoretical.Paste these into your claude today and see what comes back.Your future self (and your users) will thank you.Follow @codehacker for next 10 prompts to c heck IDOR security issues into your app
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#vibejam squidgame multiplayer , i personally never got the chance to win #squidgame play it here , thinking of adding a portal an the finish wall to next game , maybe same character glb can go to another game or someone else game donotdie.vibemap.club/
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vibe coded my first game for #vibejam : donotdie.vibemap.club/ let me know if you lived in your first round !!! next game will be? #buildinpublic #game #vibejam
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Cursor wrote your API in 4 minutes. It didn't add rate limiting. It didn't validate inputs. It didn't pin dependency versions. Yesterday, axios got hijacked. 100M weekly downloads. A North Korean RAT hidden inside a postinstall hook. Your AI doesn't check what it installs. Neither do you. That's not vibe coding. That's vibe deploying a backdoor. #VibeCoding #InfoSec
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🚨 MAJOR ALERT: Axios npm supply chain attack just dropped a cross-platform RAT If you ran npm install in the last 48h — check NOW. Here’s exactly what to do in 2 simple steps: 1. Project Audit : Copy Paste AI prompt (read-only) 2. Logs & Traces Hunt (last 3 days) Full guide ready-to-paste prompts 👇 securenow.ai/blog/axios-npm-… #Axios #NPM #SupplyChainAttack #CyberSecurity #NodeJS
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Step 1: Project Audit Prompt Paste this into Cursor/Claude/GPT while in your repo root: "You are acting as a senior Node.js supply-chain incident responder. Perform a read-only audit for the March 31, 2026 Axios compromise..." Full prompt in the guide (checks package.json, lockfiles, node_modules, Docker, CI, suspicious hooks, etc.) : securenow.ai/blog/axios-npm-… It will tell you clearly: Direct exposure? Transitive? Installed? Pin to axios@1.14.0 immediately if clean.
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the end of learning how to code #coding #ai #trends
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nice and smooth trajectory
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The future of SaaS isn’t shipping features. It’s letting customers compose their own software. – expose every feature – let users toggle what they need – Product adapts automatically per user SaaS on autopilot 🧠
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