nuclx

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by nuclx 9y ago
Thanks for the additional information. When experimenting with libFuzzer to test an audio processing library, I was impressed by the results and also the ease of setup. In-process fuzzing is really the best option for that use-case, which
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The Smart Fuzzer Revolution [video](blog.trailofbits.com)
73 points by nuclx 10y ago|15 comments
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by nuclx 10y ago
I'm happy, if I'm able to scroll at all. Hate the trend of dynamically loading content when scrolling down.
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by nuclx 10y ago
http://blog.regehr.org http://blog.llvm.org/
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by nuclx 10y ago
I had Oderski in mind as well when i skimmed this. Likewise I expected a Wadler referenced.
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by nuclx 10y ago
Regehr's blog is an invaluable source of practically relevant SE knowledge.
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by nuclx 10y ago
drepper to the rescue
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by nuclx 10y ago
Looks to me like there are errors in the transformation. The sum term corresponding to the resulting equation of the proof has a wrong sign in the second summand of the left term (+ instead of -). Also in the original manuscript the right s
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by nuclx 10y ago
Dude might do impressive stuff, but the video provides little insight except that trivial regular expressions are supposed to be applicable to the DNA.
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by nuclx 10y ago
Sometimes occurs to me with song lyrics. It's beautiful to understand part of a sentence after listening to a song ten times, while some parts remain unrecognized. Makes me want to keep listening to the song until I reveal more of its
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by nuclx 10y ago
FreeRTOS also provides a few malloc implementations backed by static arrays (not dependent on sbrk), which can be useful for running malloc-based test code on embedded platforms without native malloc: http://www.freertos.org&#x2F