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Daniel 🦔 (@danielw_kiwi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

"Use primitive buffers, bytes & arrays to handle strings." In Rust, String is Vec<u8> with a UTF-8 invariant. In Go, string is a pointer + length over bytes. In C, strings are literally char*. He's telling people to replace strings with… strings, but without the invariants and

Piyush Itankar (@_streetdogg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

C: Callbacks or Function Pointers A function pointer in a C is a variable that stores the memory address of a function. This allows the function to be called through the pointer. The image breaks down the syntax of a function pointer declaration into three main parts: Return

C: Callbacks or Function Pointers

A function pointer in a C is a variable that stores the memory address of a function. This allows the function to be called through the pointer. The image breaks down the syntax of a function pointer declaration into three main parts:

Return
Mrinal (@hi_mrinal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Completely occupied by data mesh found a repository related to it all though I am into looking more and more to this github.com/lynnlangit/lea…

Completely occupied by data mesh found a repository related to it all though I am into looking more and more to this

github.com/lynnlangit/lea…
Pekka Enberg (@penberg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I'm so happy to have people like Pavan-Nambi contributing to Turso. You can help build an alternative to SQLite while still making SQLite better. That's what a good open source citizen does. Great work!

valigo (@valigo_gg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I could have explained things much better if it weren't impromptu, but watch this if you want a glimpse of what compile time execution and metaprogramming can do in Jai. All while being fully debuggable and statically type safe

Virtually Fun (@virtuallyfun) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Rebuilt stuff to be crossed from the Win32 side on 3.51 and surprisingly most of it works on NT 4 POSIX subsystem! Return codes seem to have shifted confusing GCC, but the manual phases seem okay. I know by 1994 we had better options for running stuff, but it's fun abusive POSIX

Rebuilt stuff to be crossed from the Win32 side on 3.51 and surprisingly most of it works on NT 4 POSIX subsystem!  Return codes seem to have shifted confusing GCC, but the manual phases seem okay.
I know by 1994 we had better options for running stuff, but it's fun abusive POSIX
MeowRay@hachyderm.io (@haskray) 's Twitter Profile Photo

A first-time contributor submitted a major patch to lld, developed largely using Copilot SWE and Codex. github.com/llvm/llvm-proj… The influx of AI-generated patches is becoming a real burden. We need privilege levels for agentic coding in llvm-project. discourse.llvm.org/t/concerns-abo…

Yoshik K (@askyoshik) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Understand these 6 things about file descriptors in Linux 1. Everything is a file - sockets, pipes, devices, actual files. One abstraction, same kernel interface. 2. The FD is just a number - the kernel holds the real state. Your process holds a reference to it. 3. Open does not

Understand these 6 things about file descriptors in Linux

1. Everything is a file - sockets, pipes, devices, actual files. One abstraction, same kernel interface.
2. The FD is just a number - the kernel holds the real state. Your process holds a reference to it.
3. Open does not
Cardyak (@cardyak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is a nice trick called LoopFrog dl.acm.org/doi/full/10.11… Using an LLVM-based compiler to insert hints, we achieve a geometric mean loop speedup of 43%, translating to whole-program speedups of 9.5% on SPEC CPU 2017 benchmarks, with only modest area and power overheads. 1/3

0xor0ne (@0xor0ne) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Security properties of the Linux kernel pipe_buffer object for building exploit primitives by Alexander Popov a13xp0p0v.github.io/2026/04/20/pip… #infosec

Security properties of the Linux kernel pipe_buffer object for building exploit primitives by <a href="/a13xp0p0v/">Alexander Popov</a>

a13xp0p0v.github.io/2026/04/20/pip…

#infosec
Yarden Shafir (@yarden_shafir) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I checked and it's been 2 years since my last blog post??? So anyway, here's a quick blog post about KDP pool - the latest KDP feature that will replace the secure pool in future Windows versions: windows-internals.com/goodbye-secure…

I checked and it's been 2 years since my last blog post??? So anyway, here's a quick blog post about KDP pool - the latest KDP feature that will replace the secure pool in future Windows versions: windows-internals.com/goodbye-secure…