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Mike Schmidt broke down Bitcoin Core v32.1 and surfaced something important: Core updated its disclosure policy specifically because LLM tools are making bugs easier to find. "Core's recently updated policy fast-tracks the disclosure of easily discoverable vulnerabilities. LLM-assisted security scans helped motivate the change." All three vulnerabilities disclosed today were found by Project Loupe, an AI-powered scanner built at Spiral. If defenders can find them with LLMs, attackers can too. Beyond security, v32.1 packs 715 merged PRs from 111 authors. Fee estimation now factors in live mempool conditions. Initial sync is 1.2-3x faster. The libevent dependency is fully replaced with in-house code. Stratum v2 keeps advancing. The infrastructure keeps getting stronger.

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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says a future version of ChatGPT could have "perfect context of your whole life, everything you see." He says we are close to that world.

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Flavio Bolsonaro has issued a statement from the US declaring himself the "true president-elect of Brazil," citing allegations of electoral fraud. He says he will stay in the US and keep fighting to "free the Brazilian people." @ggreenwald: "While Trump has casually said he thinks there was fraud, the US Government has not said if it shares this view." So far, that is a casual comment from Trump and no formal position from Washington.

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The University of Florida pulled an H-1B Financial Analyst job posting after @chrisbrunet flagged it online. President Stuart Bell said: "This job was posted without my approval or authorization, and it has been removed. The University of Florida will continue to remain in full compliance with Governor DeSantis' direction on H-1B hires." @LayoffAI says it's the first time they've seen a reversal like this, and is asking about the other 230 LCAs UF filed in FY2026.

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"They'll hate you if you don't." Charlie Munger's advice on giving your kids their inheritance now. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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"The first company to stop training new models would actually be the winner because their costs would collapse. The data suggests someone should have done that already. It's not happening." @pkedrosky on why the AI race dynamic traps everyone. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says the Fed will cut rate-decision meetings from 8 a year to 6 by 2028. From fall 2027, one meeting drops the rate vote. By 2028, two of the eight will be strategy-only.

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"The company has $27,000 in the bank so I think I can just use their own money to buy them." Kenn Ricci telling @davidsenra how he bought his first aviation company for $27,500 and built it into a $4 billion private jet empire. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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"The Dow Jones Transports is a vestigial remnant of the railroad bubble. You can see prior financial bubbles fossilized in the indices themselves." @pkedrosky on why your index fund is actually a concentrated AI bet. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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The Fed held rates at 3.75-4.00% in a 10-2 vote. Two dissenters, Cook and Hammack, wanted another quarter-point hike. The statement says inflation "remains elevated" but the committee needs an "accumulation of more information" before acting. Translation: they hiked in September for the first time since 2023 and now they are sitting on their hands watching tariff-driven price distortions they cannot distinguish from real demand. Meanwhile productivity growth is strong, capital investment is robust, and job gains are keeping pace. The economy looks fine on paper because AI capex is masking weakness everywhere else. The Fed is flying blind and they know it.

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Bitcoin Core just disclosed two memory exhaustion vulnerabilities, both rated medium severity. Fixes are live in versions 29.5, 30.4, 31.2, and 32.1. The first allows a malicious peer to cause unbounded memory growth by pretending not to support BIP31 nonced pings. Affects all platforms. The second lets an attacker send TCP urgent data to bypass backpressure limits and crash any Windows, macOS, or BSD node. Linux is not affected. Both were discovered by Project Loupe, an LLM-based code scanner built by Elias Rohrer at Spiral. Update your nodes. bitcoincore.org/en/2026/10/28/… bitcoincore.org/en/2026/10/28/…

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Mike Schmidt broke down Bitcoin Core v32.1 and surfaced something important: Core updated its disclosure policy specifically because LLM tools are making bugs easier to find. "Core's recently updated policy fast-tracks the disclosure of easily discoverable vulnerabilities. LLM-assisted security scans helped motivate the change." All three vulnerabilities disclosed today were found by Project Loupe, an AI-powered scanner built at Spiral. If defenders can find them with LLMs, attackers can too. Beyond security, v32.1 packs 715 merged PRs from 111 authors. Fee estimation now factors in live mempool conditions. Initial sync is 1.2-3x faster. The libevent dependency is fully replaced with in-house code. Stratum v2 keeps advancing. The infrastructure keeps getting stronger.

@TFTC21

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman says a future version of ChatGPT could have "perfect context of your whole life, everything you see." He says we are close to that world.

@TFTC21

Flavio Bolsonaro has issued a statement from the US declaring himself the "true president-elect of Brazil," citing allegations of electoral fraud. He says he will stay in the US and keep fighting to "free the Brazilian people." @ggreenwald: "While Trump has casually said he thinks there was fraud, the US Government has not said if it shares this view." So far, that is a casual comment from Trump and no formal position from Washington.

@TFTC21

The University of Florida pulled an H-1B Financial Analyst job posting after @chrisbrunet flagged it online. President Stuart Bell said: "This job was posted without my approval or authorization, and it has been removed. The University of Florida will continue to remain in full compliance with Governor DeSantis' direction on H-1B hires." @LayoffAI says it's the first time they've seen a reversal like this, and is asking about the other 230 LCAs UF filed in FY2026.

@TFTC21

"They'll hate you if you don't." Charlie Munger's advice on giving your kids their inheritance now. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

@TFTC21

"The first company to stop training new models would actually be the winner because their costs would collapse. The data suggests someone should have done that already. It's not happening." @pkedrosky on why the AI race dynamic traps everyone. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh says the Fed will cut rate-decision meetings from 8 a year to 6 by 2028. From fall 2027, one meeting drops the rate vote. By 2028, two of the eight will be strategy-only.

@TFTC21

"The company has $27,000 in the bank so I think I can just use their own money to buy them." Kenn Ricci telling @davidsenra how he bought his first aviation company for $27,500 and built it into a $4 billion private jet empire. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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x.com/i/article/2115…

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"The Dow Jones Transports is a vestigial remnant of the railroad bubble. You can see prior financial bubbles fossilized in the indices themselves." @pkedrosky on why your index fund is actually a concentrated AI bet. x.com/TFTC21/status/…

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The Fed held rates at 3.75-4.00% in a 10-2 vote. Two dissenters, Cook and Hammack, wanted another quarter-point hike. The statement says inflation "remains elevated" but the committee needs an "accumulation of more information" before acting. Translation: they hiked in September for the first time since 2023 and now they are sitting on their hands watching tariff-driven price distortions they cannot distinguish from real demand. Meanwhile productivity growth is strong, capital investment is robust, and job gains are keeping pace. The economy looks fine on paper because AI capex is masking weakness everywhere else. The Fed is flying blind and they know it.

@TFTC21

Bitcoin Core just disclosed two memory exhaustion vulnerabilities, both rated medium severity. Fixes are live in versions 29.5, 30.4, 31.2, and 32.1. The first allows a malicious peer to cause unbounded memory growth by pretending not to support BIP31 nonced pings. Affects all platforms. The second lets an attacker send TCP urgent data to bypass backpressure limits and crash any Windows, macOS, or BSD node. Linux is not affected. Both were discovered by Project Loupe, an LLM-based code scanner built by Elias Rohrer at Spiral. Update your nodes. bitcoincore.org/en/2026/10/28/… bitcoincore.org/en/2026/10/28/…