> It also means that the "hey Claude vibeslop me a CUDA Anubis solver" route is on its way to being fundamentally dead.
Would there be any risk in making a dynamically built algorithm (i.e. the risk that we don't find N zero prefix bits)? Chain a set of transforms and build a unique WASM binary (including optimizations to deter pattern matching); possibly one a day or hour or something. That way you'd need to have Claude vibeslop the CUDA implementation at that cadence, per website.
Would there be any risk in making a dynamically built algorithm (i.e. the risk that we don't find N zero prefix bits)? Chain a set of transforms and build a unique WASM binary (including optimizations to deter pattern matching); possibly one a day or hour or something. That way you'd need to have Claude vibeslop the CUDA implementation at that cadence, per website.