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Purple Circuit Dream — audio-reactive ASCII music video Built this with Hermes Agent: a full 60s music video where every frame is procedurally generated ASCII art from my Suno track 🫨 Pipeline: - audio feature extraction (low / mid / high bands) - feature-to-visual mapping (motion, hue, glitch intensity) - procedural ASCII frame synthesis (Python + NumPy + Pillow) - encoding/muxing with ffmpeg Visual arc: nebula bloom → spiral tunnel → matrix rain → finale burst Stack: Hermes Agent, Python, NumPy, Pillow, ffmpeg, Suno Repo: https://lnkd.in/deQnQafs https://lnkd.in/ertp9kFD Nous Research is doing awesome things over there #HermesAgent #GenerativeArt #MusicTech #CreativeCoding #ASCII #Python #FFmpeg #Suno

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myctrl.tools update of the day: - connecting the API I made last year (https://lnkd.in/es4Gsa7q) to myctrl.tools so that the entire CMVP database is searchable and users will be able to add technologies and relevant crypto modules to their gap assessments - FIPsify your life #fips #cryptography #CMVP

🧪 👽 hackIDLE-NIST-Coder v1.1 is now live! Based on the NIST dataset I put together 💻 Runs on YOUR laptop:  • Only 4.4GB model size (Q4_K_M quantization)  • Works great on 8GB+ RAM systems  • No GPU required - runs on CPU  • Perfect for M series Macs, Windows, Linux 🌟 What makes this unique:  • Fine-tuned on Qwen2.5-Coder-7B specifically for technical cybersecurity content  • Combines deep NIST knowledge with code generation capabilities  • Can write Python/Terraform for AWS compliance automation  • Understands GRC workflows, RMF, and CSF 2.0 🐦⬛ Real-world use cases:  - Generate AWS security policies aligned with NIST controls  - Automate compliance documentation  - Explain complex security frameworks in plain language  - Write scripts for continuous monitoring and audit automation 🆓 Fully open source (CC0 Public Domain): Available NOW on:  • Ollama: ollama pull etgohome/hackidle-nist-coder:v1.1  • HuggingFace: MLX & GGUF formats  • LM Studio: Search "hackidle-nist-coder" No cloud API costs. No data leaves your machine. Run it locally with confidence. Or fire up Wireshark to see if ET is phoning home 🤣 🔗 Model: https://lnkd.in/erQ8_v28  #Cybersecurity #NIST #OpenSource #AI #MachineLearning #GRC #InfoSec #CloudSecurity #ZeroTrust #AIforSecurity #LLM  #LocalAI

grclanker.com ...that's it, no wall of txt lol

Memorizing National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) controls is not the skill you think it is. I've always believed that what makes someone good at security isn't knowing control numbers off the top of their head — it's knowing how to work through a problem. How to assess risk, how to think about what a control is actually trying to achieve, and how to apply it to a system that doesn't look like the textbook example. Compliance is problem-solving, not memorization. So I built a Claude Code plugin that holds the reference material so you don't have to. 11 NIST publications — SP 800-53, 800-171, CSF 2.0, FIPS, baselines, cross-reference mappings — all structured so Claude can pull the right context exactly when you need it. Load it on demand, just like an agent should (😎 my name is bond btw) Spend your brainpower on the hard part: understanding what you're actually securing and why. It'll be interesting to see how this context leads to better build decisions. claude plugin install ethanolivertroy/nist-cybersecurity-skills