CrimsonVoid

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by CrimsonVoid 4y ago
Sure, I kind of hint at it in another comment in this thread but a few more pain points for me: * Rust has no way to talk about heap allocations succinctly other than Box; an actual type I had Option<Box<[Box<[&'a str]>
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by CrimsonVoid 4y ago
It's less about getters and setters specifically and more about how much Java's ecosystem relies on code generation through libraries like Lombok instead of just trying to fix the language. Likewise, Rust's answer to everythi
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by CrimsonVoid 4y ago
I know this is going to be a controversial opinion considering how much everyone seems to love Rust, but does anyone else find Rust incredibly painful to work with, even for simple tasks? Like I'm no stranger to unmanaged languages, an
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by CrimsonVoid 10y ago
As someone who greatly prefers light themes over dark, ayu seems to be the light theme I've been searching for.
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by CrimsonVoid 12y ago
I added a page to show the full title of videos to make it easier to find specific talks. http://104.236.115.7/videos.html
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by CrimsonVoid 12y ago
I was having trouble streaming the talks from defcon.org so I decided to mirror it here http://104.236.115.7/ I will probably kill the server in about a week, when load to Defcon servers go down. The default file indexer fo
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by CrimsonVoid 12y ago
C++ libraries can optimize smaller strings and store them on the stack. It's commonly known as short string optimization. I'm not sure how many libraries actually use SSO, but I think the three major vendors use something similar.
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by CrimsonVoid 13y ago
I absolutely loved your talk; not only is it pretty informative but also entertaining, and found myself rewatching it just because. I think your talk gave me enough knowledge of crypto to take another go at Stanford's "Cryptograph