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Source channel @githubtrending · Post #14768 · May 31

#typescript#ci#ci_cd#cicd#evaluation#evaluation_framework#llm#llm_eval#llm_evaluation#llm_evaluation_framework#llmops#pentesting#prompt_engineering#prompt_testing#prompts#rag#red_teaming#testing#vulnerability_scanners Promptfoo is a tool that helps developers test and improve AI applications using Large Language Models (LLMs). It allows you to **test prompts and models** automatically, **secure your apps** by finding vulnerabilities, and **compare different models** side-by-side. You can use it on your computer or integrate it into your development workflow. This tool helps you make sure your AI apps work well and are secure before you release them. It saves time and ensures quality by using data instead of guessing. https://github.com/promptfoo/promptfoo

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@CryptoM · Post #64491 · 04/09/2026, 03:01 AM

🚀 Bitcoin Developer Adam Back Addresses Quantum Computing Concerns Bitcoin developer Adam Back has dismissed fears of a quantum computing crisis, asserting that humanity has at least a decade to prepare. According to Bitalk News, Back emphasized that current quantum hardware is still in its infancy, lacking error correction capabilities, and has only achieved basic calculations such as elementary-level factorization. He noted that Google's recent paper merely improved algorithms without any hardware breakthroughs. Back reassured that Bitcoin has ample time to adapt, with Liquid serving as a Layer 2 testing ground that has historically been adopted by the Bitcoin main chain after new signature formats were introduced. He argued that genuine solutions are already in progress, and that media-driven panic is more about selling headlines than reflecting technical realities. #Bitcoin#AdamBack#QuantumComputing#BitcoinDeveloper#Liquid#Layer2#SignatureFormats#ErrorCorrection#QuantumHardware#BitalkNews#Panic#TechnicalRealities#BTC