maldev

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by maldev 11mo ago
Just don't opt in to this then? Nobody is forcing you, to go to the settings app, go to AI settings, go to experimental settings, and manually turn this on.
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by maldev 11mo ago
Most venues ban resale, or limit it heavily. What you end up with is sketchy people outside the venue or on facebook selling tickets for cash/paypal, and it's 50/50 on whether it's legit or not. Which is exactly how site
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by maldev 11mo ago
Mostly nobody is against building more housing. The big issues, especially in California, are the Water supply issues. The cities largely run at capacity and the water system can't really handle the increased load. Then you have traffi
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by maldev 11mo ago
Some of these are wrong to. You can encounter issues with #define #define $(a,b) if(a)b;else due to not having brackets. So it's just extremely lazy to.
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by maldev 1y ago
Honestly, I was working for the government and now work for a antivirus company where I work remote and make a very good wage and have an amazing WLB. Maybe once I have kids I will, but being a mid 30's bachelor where I am now is heave
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by maldev 1y ago
I'm a really big windows expert. I've reverse engineered alot of it. Big fanboy, one of the most knowledgeable people about it. Ever since interviewing and declining a Microsoft position, it's clear the people their are absol
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by maldev 1y ago
IOS requires so many exploits in the chain since they effectively sign system calls, and capabilities by each app at two steps. So you may be able to interact with another process, but only whitelisted processes. The kernel is also Immutabl
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by maldev 1y ago
You can find router firmware sourcecode online and find pretty egregious vulnerabilities if you're really trying to learn. Alot of embedded stuff is outsourced and doesn't want to waste the computing power for stuff like stack can
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by maldev 1y ago
I don't see how it ever comes back. You used to have business people and engineers riding the train. But with Covid the enforcement policies got really bad and the trains and atmosphere are so trashy now. It's far easier for the a
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by maldev 2y ago
Few common issues. 1. Some jumps will be fake. 2. Some jumps will be inside an instruction. Decompilers can't handle two instructions are same location. (Like jmp 0x1234), you skip the jmp op, and assume 0x1234 is a valid instruction.
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by maldev 2y ago
I would highly recommend AMD's developer manual. It's a lot more written for actual reading rather than a pure tech manual with super thick language like Intel's is. I would also recommend NASM's guide for syntax and suc
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by maldev 3y ago
I changed alot of it to action/result oriented. What did I achieve. I also added a section at the bottom of my paragraph with EVER buzzword I could find from about 10-20 relevant job postings to get past the filter. Usually has recrui
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by maldev 3y ago
I have ~11 yoe and have near 100% callback rate(50% for remote). All positions from 200-450. Friends have similar rates. And ~70% offer rates. Always confused reading these. But I'm also a low level developer, and only ask for ~250-3 s
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by maldev 3y ago
The compute and delay isn't worth it at all. Especially when you can disable rendering and keep compute pretty minimal. We're talking about reading a list of entities, moving towards them and casting a few spells vs a whole AI. Ex
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by maldev 3y ago
Fuck openai, I'm a security researcher and if you dare ask it about anything Windows related it tells you to screw off. Linux? Fine. But ask about some undocumented Windows behavior and it says it can't. Ask it about patchguard in
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by maldev 3y ago
It's my first Mac, and I bought it because the actual machine is magical. It's so well built and has so many little things that make it great. I thought it was dumb and overhyped until my girlfriend got a M2. I then looked up the
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by maldev 3y ago
I'm a big windows guy, pretty much windows only. Recently bought a macbook. I love windows so much that I set up my shell on the mac to be powershell and use Windows Terminal to SSH into the mac. I'm REALLY happy with parallel des
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by maldev 3y ago
It's already 2-3 million +. Apple has amazing security, especially for the Iphone and continously monitors it and dishes out silent patches. For a REALLY high level example, it restricts system calls per process and requires all calls
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by maldev 3y ago
They've been trying that and it just pushes people away. I stopped using Firefox when Mozilla tried to score social brownie points. And the numbers seem to collaborate with shrinking and shrinking marketshare, especially after these ca
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by maldev 3y ago
You can just hook the networking system calls and you have the unencrypted buffer. TLS encryption doesn't do anything since you can just look at it unencrypted on the network function when they pass in the buffer. If they encrypt befor
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by maldev 3y ago
Kind of, i'm not to familiar with the enterprise gpu sharing, but I believe that requires hardware support for it on the GPU to split up contexts for the OS. Whereas the GPU-P solution works on any GPU and is vendor agnostic as it&#x27
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by maldev 3y ago
No, it uses the hypervisor to implement a scheduler for the GPU between the different vm's and gives them access to it. VFIO on linux requires passing the entire GPU to only a single VM and making it so the host doesn't have acces
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by maldev 3y ago
You want to use Hyper-v, you can use GPU-P(Gpu Partitoning) where hyper-v will pass through the GPU to the VM and share it, it's not some emulated adapter, it's genuinely the real GPU and runs natively and you can share it across
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by maldev 3y ago
Yes! 100% Right, can't believe I left that out. One of the big things is to make sure to use ConstEval if you can do a new verson of c++(20), since ConstExpr isn't guaranteed and can leave stuff in the binary that can hurt size or
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by maldev 3y ago
It depends on what you target. I do alot of Kernel and really low level C++, and it's a completely different style than even app dev, so you have to be sure you don't go down the completely wrong route. For my target space, there&
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by maldev 3y ago
Isn't that because view performs the procedure and access when the data is accessed? It's mainly meant so that you don't have to load all this memory in or stall when accessing the view, and if you don't need that capabi
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by maldev 3y ago
Most people don't quote data that is easily misinterpreted though. Like sure if you did shoplifting, speeding, or something else, it may require that. But if you're quoting murders, or violent crime, that stuff is often reported,
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by maldev 3y ago
This is the prompt I use. I've been refining it a little to make sure it quotes the manual. But it's a good chunk of the time. "You are an aimed at helping Systems Programmers, Low Level developers, Security Researchers and K
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by maldev 3y ago
Really sad to see so many people rail on this. Here's all the examples I've seen shitting on it and why MISRA is correct despite their objections. 1. ""no early return" rule" In C, you have to be really careful
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by maldev 3y ago
This has alot of killer features for me as a low level developer. I gave it all the intel programming documentation for x64, and it's able to correctly reference and solve problems GPT-4 cannot or hesitated to. I imagine anyone else wi

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