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by imadr 2y ago
I assumed they offered a bounty for bug disclosure? You mean to tell me that an internet provider with 11 billion in revenue can't pay someone that found a bug impacting all their clients? Frankly he could have just sold the vulnerabil
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Raymarching Explained Interactively(imadr.me)
2 points by imadr 2y ago|0 comments
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Raymarching Explained Interactively(imadr.me)
4 points by imadr 2y ago|0 comments
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Simulating Jupiter(emildziewanowski.com)
362 points by imadr 2y ago|36 comments
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by imadr 3y ago
I spent 10 minutes playing around with this https://oimo.io/works/water3d/
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by imadr 3y ago
Wow this sounds incredible. How do people get exposed to this bacteria? Is it common enough to be a concern and how simple is the treatment?
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Bullshit arguments about AI replacing jobs(imadr.me)
6 points by imadr 4y ago|0 comments
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by imadr 4y ago
I had to take some weird psychometric assessment (GIA/PPA) for a software engineer position
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by imadr 4y ago
If your hiring process includes the weird IQ-test thing, it kinda sucks
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by imadr 4y ago
The article looks really interesting, can't wait to dig in! Side note: the articles on compilation also seem to be good and simple to understand, especially the one about code generation (which is a topic that other articles somehow al
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by imadr 4y ago
If everything is verified locally couldn't you also change the firmeware verification key, and whatever verifies the firmware verification..etc ? Isn't it turtles all the way down?
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by imadr 4y ago
The articles says that the security sector is RSA-signed using a private key only Microsoft possesses, what if you also change the public key used for verification that is stored in the console?
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by imadr 4y ago
I did something similar to load an image in windows/linux https://imadr.me/cross-platform-window-in-c/
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by imadr 4y ago
> but banning an advancement in technology (even temporary) is usually the first step to irrelevance of those pushing back. Answers given by chatgpt have a high chance of being incorrect, how is this a ban on advancement in technology? H
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Color Picker for Shader Programming(imadr.me)
1 points by imadr 4y ago|1 comments
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by imadr 4y ago
I was tired of color pickers without float rgb or alpha, that are obnoxious to use etc. so I made my own. It's most likely buggy
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by imadr 4y ago
>You are helping spammers to automate their workflow Exactly, I can't remember a single time when AI-generated spam articles that you find on google search frontpage was useful
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by imadr 4y ago
The three keys piano at the beginning is so responsive and nice that I was stuck playing with it for 5 minutes, that's how you hook someone to read an article
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by imadr 4y ago
Nice and clear explanation, thanks!
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by imadr 4y ago
It's like the technology tree in the game Civilization, each discovery depends on others that came before it
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by imadr 4y ago
The logo is "Khwarizmi" written in square kufic script, pretty cool
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Fermi paradox – mercury – 64k demo(youtube.com)
2 points by imadr 5y ago|0 comments
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Behind the Pretty Frames: God of War(mamoniem.com)
3 points by imadr 5y ago|0 comments
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by imadr 5y ago
Very nice interactive visualizations! I've made a similar article some time ago https://imadr.me/rotations-with-quaternions/
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A Message to the Future(worksthatwork.com)
2 points by imadr 5y ago|0 comments
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Modern LZ Compression (2019)(glinscott.github.io)
122 points by imadr 5y ago|44 comments
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Painting an Eye with Maths(youtube.com)
2 points by imadr 5y ago|0 comments
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Seraphs: Procedurally Generated Voynich Manuscript(github.com)
1 points by imadr 5y ago|0 comments
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by imadr 5y ago
If I'm not wrong you check if q1 and q2 are in opposite hemispheres with the sign of their dot product?
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by imadr 5y ago
I'm absolutely not a pro in C, so if it is undefined behaviour I'd be glad to know and fix it, I just found out about the notation and it looks handy

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