cheaper brute force is still brute force, and cheaper honeypots are still honeypots. "two layers of proxies" protecting rwandan dissidents is exactly the kind of confidence that gets people killed when the threat model turns out to be wrong. as it happens, i am in the process of developing an algorithm that hits higher precision than LLMs, without compute cost, only memory bandwidth. right at this moment i'm approaching a method that enables me to precisely measure the ratio of precision between japanese and english. deepseek is moving in this direction also but it is limited by floating point error rates. mine is integer based.

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