I love my stack trace GPT analyser. Its public if someone wants to use: chatgpt.com/share/11bfaf7f…

Devendra dhakad You actually wanna try this one: chatgpt.com/g/g-i56iBMULg-… (more than 10 books being augmented for the answers).

chatgpt.com/g/g-i56iBMULg-…

Getting better each day listen.dev

Quantum mechanics

No free lunch. Who verifies the verifier ?

Lets rewrite Linux kernel in RUST because its safe! Lets use "unsafe RUST" because we can't.

#argus is super easy to debug now =D. Every single log has a position, caller context and values needed. I should create a logging package once argus v1.0 is done =D.

Bypassing ARM Memory Tagging Extension (MTE) with speculative execution attacks arxiv.org/pdf/2406.08719 #ARM #infosec

writeOnceRefactorTwice reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

caio temer In theory you could use photo refractive crystals (just like the ones used by holograms in optics) instead of having hard coded crystals/weights. They are somehow programmable (that’s how you pick interferometry from 2 mono phase monochromatic exposures, for example).

Yep, argus is getting bigger.

Looks like #argus is modular. Visit dashboard.listen.dev and play with argus using a nice frontend ;).

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This one hurts.