TuxSH

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by TuxSH 5d ago
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/mechahitler-grok
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by TuxSH 7d ago
FWIW while(true) / for(;;) (or any other loop condition that is a true constant-expression) is NOT UB in C, only C++. In any case stuff like __asm__ __volatile__("" ::: "memory") prevent such optimizations in the ra
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by TuxSH 7d ago
AFAIK zero-init is unfortunately the default compiler use (but you can change that)
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by TuxSH 7d ago
> "let's stop AI now" Pausing AI training would benefit them a lot, as inference is insanely profitable (> 50% margins with maximum demand, afaik)
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by TuxSH 8d ago
Does it do so while using an asymmetric key encryption key?
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by TuxSH 10d ago
GLM 5.3 doesn't seem to refuse vuln research (which it classifies as "audit") and is good at it. Therefore you use for offensive cybersecurity tasks because Daybreak Red/Mythos is pure unobtainium for us mere plebians. D
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by TuxSH 10d ago
Both DS and GLM had the same numbers of subagents, 5 or so. But, well, number of subagents doesn't make a difference if model is dumb (GPT 5.4 High, in May,in Chat mode outperformed what I see with DS4.1-F). That being said, pricing
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by TuxSH 10d ago
> If one user could have found this using AI. Then I would imagine anyone else could have found it. People are still fixated on using AI to produce code (to reduce salary costs/dev time) rather than using it to audit bugs in one own
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by TuxSH 10d ago
I find this - or perhaps the title - a bit surprising. I've benchmarked GLM 5.3 and DSv4.1-F on my fully-annotated decomp of the Nintendo 3DS's kernel, which I have a good mental understanding of, tasking them to find vulns and ot
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by TuxSH 14d ago
Of course it is B). If you can use LLMs to find bugs and vulns in software you don't own, you certainly can use them to find bugs in software you _do_ own. They are amazing at that job. Also, models like GLM 5.3 have zero guardrails in
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by TuxSH 14d ago
In terms of API costs they're about right, 10% of weekly usage on a 5x sub is roughly $40 (for Astra). Chinese models cost roughly half as much (and have fewer refusals). Subs have insane value because large companies cannot use the
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by TuxSH 16d ago
> My favourite benchmark for this is to ask it to download a rom for an old game Even easier: just have them review a large codebase of yours that accidentally has a OOB access bug. Even with no consequences and even if the codebase is t
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by TuxSH 18d ago
Ultra is max reasoning level that splits the work and spawn subagents. Good for whole-project reviews (well, as long as the cybersecurity refusal doesn't appear for whatever reason), but unusable on the $20/mo tier
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by TuxSH 19d ago
It was obvious indeed, but damn does it feel good to have ridden the May 25 - Aug. 26 gravy train. Now, let's see how the Anthropic IPO goes.
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by TuxSH 20d ago
A README is one of the most important pieces of a project, if one can't even advertise their own project with their own words, it signals low effort. After all, the people visiting one's repo on GH likely have access to the same A
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by TuxSH 23d ago
On consoles in general, backing up digital media (if even possible) requires full-system exploits, thus bypassing DRM, and decrypting them also requires breaking DRM
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by TuxSH 25d ago
It used to be true up to 2w ago, but with the new/reinstated 5h limits I wouldn't be so sure anymore...
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by TuxSH 25d ago
Unfortunately isn't included in subscriptions and requires usage credits...
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by TuxSH 1mo ago
IMO it's fine if you use it to review hand-written code. Vibe-coding (and especially 100% slop projects) on the other hand, is indeed cognitive surrender as it's identical to cheating on homework back then.
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by TuxSH 1mo ago
Which is not that great for people using less than 50% every week, because the next reset date moves forward too. In essence, it is redistributing compute from people who haven't used their quota much to those who have. Though I think
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by TuxSH 4mo ago
Anything can be aliased by char, unsigned char, std::byte (as well as signed char in C), and usually uint8_t == unsigned char, thus by extension any valid void pointer can be cast to u8*. Thus void*+size is usually the right type if ones on
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by TuxSH 4mo ago
> It shouldn't require casting from and to specific pointer types You don't need to explicitly cast T* to void* (guaranteed to be safe), you only need to cast when converting out of void*. The rules are basically the same as
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by TuxSH 4mo ago
You don't even need to use assembly for this, the wait for interrupt typically involves side effects.
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by TuxSH 4mo ago
> Unfortunately the PR and the PR author will forever be listed there If they've been doing that to the other repo (and especially if they're just a spam account), there's a good chance using the "report" button
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by TuxSH 4mo ago
Closing a PR or issue still makes it discoverable in PR/issue search results, as opposed to deleting an issue.
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by TuxSH 5mo ago
The point of the article and of define_static_array is to convert stuff like constexpr std::vector to constexpr std::array. New (and delete) can be used in constexpr functions, however memory "allocated" like that cannot leave the
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by TuxSH 6mo ago
Maybe there is some astroturfing going on, as is usually the case, but it's already known that Codex/Claude Code and their ilk have been ruining CTFs for a while. And well, one can always prompt "review my feature branch&quot
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by TuxSH 6mo ago
You're welcome! By the way, I have something related rather large in the works, look forward for a "Show HN" ;) (hopefully this quarter!) > better support than Nintendo does with all their trillion-Yen revenue available to
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by TuxSH 6mo ago
You can of course run DS (and GBA) software on 3DS. > My only hesitation is the firmware update If you "hack" your 3DS you will not have to worry about sysupdates anymore. It is slightly more straightforward to do so if your sy
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by TuxSH 6mo ago
The DS, more specifically the arm946e-s has an MPU , not a MMU (you're confusing it with the 3DS's Arm11). Not like it makes much of a difference anyway, you configure either once or twice then leave them be. Honestly, I think wh

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