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r9295

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About r9295

Primarily into cybersecurity especially fuzzing and supply chain.

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #47637974

    In my experience, the issue has been likelihood of exploitation or issue severity. Claude gets it wrong almost all the time. A threat model matters and some risks are accepted. Goo…

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    Comment #47426808

    Those interested in testing optimizers may have a look at equivalence modulo testing, a fascinating research field: https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/2666356.2594334

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    Comment #46420772

    This has been the case since I moved to Germany, 6 years ago. National humiliation is apparently an insufficient detterent.

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    Comment #45836008

    It really depends on the implementation? From my understanding, WebRTC uses it to broker the connection and nothing more. Then it's p2p

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    Comment #45628909

    136 males? Fooled by randomness

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    Comment #45537324

    Unsure what either of those have to do with this law

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    Comment #45372041

    WASM runs in the browser which is why it receives so much consideration (rightfully so).

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    Comment #44692855

    Personally, I think that's a good idea. Design patterns naturally make sense (Visitor, Builder for e.g) once you encounter such a situation in your codebase. It almost makes comple…

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    Comment #44250365

    Honest question: what's the fun in travel if you remove all uncertainty?

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    Comment #44178973

    How is one supposed to context switch between reading a book and rigorously understanding and verifying potentially hundreds of lines of code generated by an AI?

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    Comment #43824400

    If you can translate the schema into native rust types, then yes! https://github.com/oxidecomputer/typify may help for starters. Please create an issue if you need further help wit…

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    Comment #43823640

    Glad to hear this! Please create an issue if you run into any issues during the integration.

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    Comment #42856529

    They've also consistently put out some of the best fuzzing research

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    Comment #42563251

    I'm assuming it's similar to Spotify using session musicians to create ghost artists. Instagram won't need to pay actual creators since they own all the content created by these AI…

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    Comment #42547730

    An idea I that I considered implementing was to instrument parser libraries (png/pdf etc) with address sanitizer (for iMessage/Chrome/Webkit) and run the instrumented version for 5…

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    Comment #42488661

    I assume every English teacher of quality must have gone through this poem with their class. Mine certainly did! This reminds me, I should write to her and thank her for introducin…

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    Comment #42332356

    I was gifted the entire collection a couple of years ago by my father, having grown up adoring Calvin and Hobbes, mostly thanks to him. I used to re-read the few books at the local…

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    Comment #42166941

    This brings to mind a recent thought I had - our senses and intuition continue to be abstracted and delegated. It is especially humiliating when this delegation, which we must obey…

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    Comment #42008384

    https://github.com/antonio-morales/Fuzzing101 Is a good course

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    Comment #41759083

    Classic BusinessInsider article with no actual insight or sources, just a few shallow quotes and sensational extracts.