How I Used an Uncensored Local LLM for Adversarial QA on My macOS App
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When you build a security app as a solo developer, the hardest engineering problem isn't writing the defense code — it's QA and resilience testing . Security software operates under a bizarre constraint: nothing happening is the normal state. The software only does its job when something hostile or…
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How I Used an Uncensored Local LLM for Adversarial QA on My macOS App
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