https://www.cqurity.ai/technical-whitepapers

I setup a system that is super dope with the new Cline CLI agent! - Terminus on my phone into my computer - Kali Linux in a VM - A local agent that can take my voice intent and translate it into terminal actions (inside the VM) The interesting part is not just convenience, it’s the new risk surface: Imagine a microphone in your hat that can pick up conversation. If an agent can listen to nearby conversations, audio becomes a data feed. Even normal talk can contain sensitive details (names, systems, habits, “we use X vendor,” “our reset process is…”) and an agent could be nudged by that context in ways you did not intend. Overall, it’s just a really cool system to be able to use your voice to run an agent, especially with access to multiple services over SSH!

Hey so amidst jagged AI agent prompting (e.g. AI do *every*single*thing*but*not*every*this*thing*) and learning tons of stuff at a top-level, I feel like I've gotten knowledge-pilled a bit. AKA. my mind can't stop spinning in the new brain spaces. And before you ask, options tried: (3) Sleep. No drugs. Drugs. ❌ while helpful, all three options did not solve. (x) Being one with a thing (Playing piano, singing, etc.) ✅ -- ecastic joy and extreme relief but is fleeting and addictive as fuck, and currently unsustainable. (x.1) Meditation ⚠️ It helps stop it while meditating, but continues to come back. x.1 because it's kind of the same thing-- I find meditation via piano most deeply, others may find it other ways but Choose Your Own Method (CYOM). (y) Non-interactive consumables - Reading, audiobook, movies, etc. ❌ no, also can't pay attention lots of times. (z) interactive consumables - games (idk what else here) ⚠️ Fun for a bit and completely immersive, but afterwards feeling relatively drained (like the end of a Good Book or the end of a TV Show-- "That's all there is?") I think.. I need to get out more. E.g. Museums, experiences places, and also hiking -- but not social gatherings around tech or non-interactive experiences (unless.. maybe a comedy show). This post is framed as "can do on your own" but if anyone wants to do some hikes or something active - flow state related, on the regular? I am looking for options. Would love to be a newbie at something with someone else .

Anyone planning afters for B Sides? If not lets!

Some on my list: Women in Tech - Tarah Wheeler The Art of Deception - Kevin Mitnick and William L. Simon Social Engineering: The Science of Human Hacking - Christopher Hadnagy