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@TechCrunch please add the link. Do the right thing.
You don't even say how you sourced this.
Because I reverse engineered it.
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This is why I have always used my real name everywhere. Even on Reddit.
Privacy has always been an illusion on the internet!
Using your real name means you create less artifacts that can be exploited later on.
Exclusive: FoxIO researcher says Bun never answered its May report of a server-crashing HTTP/3 flaw
FoxIO's Sébastien Féry says he reported a QPACK bug to Bun on May 24th; his Oct. 20th report names Bun 1.4.3 as vulnerable.
runtimewire.com/article/rese…
In 2009 I incubated my first startup in the same office as the first company cutting deals to put their chips in TVs to listen/collect data.
Their work area
They are still around. Raised $40M.
This tech is almost 20 years old...
Astrolab's FLIP rover will test whether LLMs can make useful decisions on the Moon when help from Earth is delayed.
FLIP will carry HPE's Spaceborne Computer-4 on NASA's Griffin-1 mission, planned for late 2026. If successful, onboard LLMs could let rovers act autonomously and close the Moon's last-mile gap.
runtimewire.com/article/astr…
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BREAKING: DHS bars DeepSeek products and any DeepSeek-powered tools from federal civilian IT systems.
Order #2026-01, dated July 24th, was filed Oct 19th for Federal Register publication Oct 20th. The 60-day exception window elapsed; DHS cites China-hosted servers and alleged iOS flaws.
runtimewire.com/article/dhs-…
RuntimeWire flagged DeepSeek's V4.1-Flash-1017 refresh about 3 hours before @deepseek_ai announced it.
Our report published at 12:08 a.m. CT on October 17th; DeepSeek posted the official release at 3:35:54 a.m. CT. We flagged a dated model label and a possible API refresh before the company confirmed the update.
runtimewire.com/article/deep…
What if Sam ends up buying xAI for Grok's video/image/agentic models, which are clearly better, and let's Elon focus on space/cars/X?
BREAKING: OpenAI adds parallel agents to GPT-6 Pro in ChatGPT, letting Pro users follow and inspect delegated tasks in the Chat tab.
OpenAI's October 16th X post says the agents run in parallel for Pro users. The post also claims faster responses and better plugin and tool use, but offered no latency figures or examples.
runtimewire.com/article/open…
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$100 says Ukraine reverse engineers Starlink and finds a way to mimic speeds between 89-98 to stay under the speed block.
The same people that fell for Claude's marketing, bought Mac minis for OpenClaw, fell for Grok Bot (anyone could have put LLMs in a chatroom), and are already typing ‘this changes everything’ about a product that hasn’t been announced yet.
Are now telling you Reverse Engineer Anything is the next hype.
Don't fall for it. You don't need it.
You can reverse / crack anything with a frontier model and a misspelled prompt.
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RuntimeWire LIVE: GPT-6 Astra helped jailbreak a Kindle and build an offline photo frame xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1wxWjlzMp…
CrowdStrike is in advanced talks to buy ORION for about $500 million.
Ctech reports the talks remain unsigned and CrowdStrike has not confirmed; ORION was founded in 2024 and has raised $38 million to date.
runtimewire.com/article/crow…
dont hate the player, hate the game
JUST IN: Man sentenced to 18 months in prison after generating hundreds of thousands of AI songs & using bots to stream them billions of times, outstreaming Taylor Swift & earning $8 million.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The man was sentenced for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. He used fake emails and fraudulently obtained debit cards to create the bot accounts used to stream the AI-generated songs billions of times.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
musicbusinessworldwide.com/man-behind-8m-…
BREAKING: Amazon is in talks to buy Decart for about $7 billion, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The potential deal would center on Decart's software that helps AI run across different accelerators, making chip-agnostic optimization expensive.
runtimewire.com/article/amaz…










