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anthonycoslett

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About anthonycoslett

I work on Fall Risk AI / Trustfall, a runtime model-identity and AI supply-chain verification project.

Current focus: Trustfall Lite, an open-source CLI for checking local Hugging Face and Ollama model artifacts against a signed registry; and Trustfall Deep, a runtime model-identity protocol in design.

Interested in model provenance, runtime identity, AI security, signed evidence, and making infrastructure boring enough to trust.

https://www.fallrisk.ai

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I built Trustfall Lite, an open-source CLI that scans local Hugging Face and Ollama model caches, computes artifact hashes, and checks them against a signed public registry.

https://github.com/fallrisk-ai/trustfall-lite

Install:

pipx install fallrisk-trustfall trustfall scan

By default, Trustfall can query the API with artifact hashes. It does not upload model bytes or file paths. There is also a local-only mode:

trustfall registry --refresh trustfall scan --local-only

anthony@fallrisk.ai

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    I've been playing for about an hour now. I'm addicted. Where did my time go? LOL - I think a lot of people are starving for immersive and interactive experiences like this that doe…

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    Ah, how reassuring it is to see the world map populated with a carefully curated coverage of the infected and monitored patients (said sarcastically). You honestly couldn't design …

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    Comment #48155908

    Wow. This is addictive. Loved quickly scrolling on the images beginning at 28539 and watching the UFO dart to and fro :O I have a feeling this is going to be widely accessed - and …

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    Comment #48155883

    Mesmerizing - could be its own digital art showcase XD Love what you've done here, friend. Looking forward to what you do next. <3

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    Comment #48125241

    This is super cool. I'm going to give it a try tonight to see what it can do with my neighborhood here in New Orleans (Marigny, Bywater, French Quarter)! Thank you for sharing, my …

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    Comment #48125218

    The arrests they're making here in New Orleans is wild. A pedophile on the run (multiple warrants out for his arrest on the west coast) from soliciting teenage children was caught …

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    Comment #48125061

    This is DOPE. I joined the waitlist, my friend! My papers are dense - looking forward to seeing your tool in action and discovering other work in an easy to digest way. <3

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    Comment #48125032

    I'm appreciative of it being posted but I might be in the minority. Joined the waitlist. <3

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    Comment #48091152

    This is the first site I've seen that actually captures the ick of a Linkedin feed full of AI-generated headshots that turn ogre bros and gals into an airbrushed troll dolls with b…

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    Comment #48074496

    This is a gorgeous site and beautiful concept. I'm interested to learn what inspired you to create this contribution? I look forward to exploring it more especially as I decide wha…

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    Comment #48074471

    Injecting hope into the rejected. We need more content like this. I like the idea one commenter mentioned about an HN sibling - they can live spitefully side by side. <3

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    Comment #48074462

    lol - this is a smart idea

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    Comment #48057612

    Hey, I'm 40 years old and this brought a smile to my face. Seamless to use and really well done. I'll share this with a few of my friends that have children - I'm sure their kids w…

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    Comment #48057527

    This looks DOPE. I can't tell you how much that flash of nostalgia was needed. I was midway looking through your site and had to come back here and share. The before and after imag…

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    Comment #48052079

    What a gorgeous and calming site - the logo is perfect btw. Thank you for sharing!

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    Comment #48052059

    I didn't believe in ghosts until I had a very strong psilocybin trip in the backyard of a 200 year old house here in New Orleans. It was beautiful - absolutely changed my brain che…

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    Comment #48052013

    I hear you. I'd be interested to learn if you have found ways to mitigate the inaccurate information? I use Claude and GPT - using GPT purely as an adversarial collaborator to spot…

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    Comment #48044210

    If you head back to school I'd opt for a tradesman craft that you could potentially become immersed in and obsessed with. We only get one shot at this little life - might as well g…

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    Comment #48044188

    I'm cackling at some of these - what a perfect way to put down the phone and get lost in a world of weird. We are indeed in a simulation LOL

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    Comment #48044172

    Interesting article and I'm a big proponent of sounding the alarm bells even if it might seem the noise is being swallowed by the vacuum of space. I'd love to see your take on ways…

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    Comment #48044134

    This is a fascinating and unique take on ways in which to spark a child's imagination (and even my 40 year old imagination). I've always pondered at what it must be like to view th…

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    Comment #48044087

    I love Wordle so I have a feeling this will scratch that itch I have when I'm done with my daily puzzle. Thank you for posting this! <3