I have noticed that too. Even here on hacker news people are bragging to burn through 100usd of tokens per hour while I know about friend who has forced Claude Code to write complete MCU emulator with peripherals…
I agree with reliability of software getting so much better. I still remember Windows Millennium (Something between 98 but not Windows 2000) and it has been a mess. Further more I still remember software developers in…
Claude Code for coding and DeepSeek + opencode for reverse engineering at this point. DeepSeek will break the binary into code and Claude will search for problems. Now you have most of exploitation chain.
ISA - iOS subsystem for Android
I confirm, first down for me after 4 years of usage. Got little scared at first that I had my account blocked...
I am in a similar bucket like you. I like reverse engineering but the tedious and boring stuff between an idea and implementation made me drop so many projects. Like I see a hole in a firmware and I want to dump the…
You can buy FRAM (Ferroelectric RAM) which are effectively the same thing just in smaller package. But I have seen them only about few kB. However the amount of R/W operations is effectively unlimited,
By not using existing tools and one shooting everything through the API - I.e. instead of decompile via Ghidra they will try to get source via capstone genersted assembly. It is like putting a jet engine on a shipping…
And yet there is much more successful sabotages than prevented ones. It turns out that one can't see into a mind of other person.
99% of saboteurs won't do string of such stupid mistakes. So it is a vanishing chance bordering on luck that intelligence will prevent anything and it will be possible to apply conspiracy charges.
How else would you like to discover a conspiracy if the saboteur is a tourist coming from abroad? Or of a saboteur is a child who got promised 1000eur for it?
Arresting all the people who happen to walk past a strategic object will fill up your prisons very quickly.
It is not absurd at all. You can't arrest somebody for a sabotage without letting him to execute the deed. Because if he won't execute there's nothing to arrest him for... So to prevent a sabotage is to have several…
So you think that Ukraine is able to pull out such operation on foreign soil in matter of hours?
As somebody who is forced to deal with lazy attorneys, I am thrilled that LLMs are starting to push in this space. First it is going to suck, like it did with coding but after a while it is going to be good enough for…
Lack of Sun is evidence for that there is no Sun?
Ukrainian drones can't use Starlink in Russia because Musk is not allowing that. So that's false.
Either Ukraine was aiming exactly for that or it is just a coincidence and Ukraine is going to exploit it further because reducing Russian bot activity will reduce visibility for parties which are openly hostile to…
It is on cortecs.ai? https://cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/deepseek-v4.1-flas...
qwen3.8 27B or 2.4T? they are completely different models with completely different pricing
If that would be true, everyone would be still using DDR3 and waiting on DDR4 production to finally spin up.
People often hate math because it was not explained to them correctly, usually by people who are good mathematicians but know close to nothing about teaching. It was so infuriating to see everyone in the class…
Isaac Arthur was talking about technological singularity 10-15 years ago. The fundamental problem which he pointed out is that you will just run out of energy long before even touching the singularity. AI apocalypse is…
Pollution happens when you don't have enough power in the grid so you will bring either diesel generators or methane turbines to make power. Also noise is pollution too.
Seems like they all failed miserably, when all what you can get in USA is a white rubber loaf which never goes moldy.
I have noticed that too. Even here on hacker news people are bragging to burn through 100usd of tokens per hour while I know about friend who has forced Claude Code to write complete MCU emulator with peripherals…
I agree with reliability of software getting so much better. I still remember Windows Millennium (Something between 98 but not Windows 2000) and it has been a mess. Further more I still remember software developers in…
Claude Code for coding and DeepSeek + opencode for reverse engineering at this point. DeepSeek will break the binary into code and Claude will search for problems. Now you have most of exploitation chain.
ISA - iOS subsystem for Android
I confirm, first down for me after 4 years of usage. Got little scared at first that I had my account blocked...
I am in a similar bucket like you. I like reverse engineering but the tedious and boring stuff between an idea and implementation made me drop so many projects. Like I see a hole in a firmware and I want to dump the…
You can buy FRAM (Ferroelectric RAM) which are effectively the same thing just in smaller package. But I have seen them only about few kB. However the amount of R/W operations is effectively unlimited,
By not using existing tools and one shooting everything through the API - I.e. instead of decompile via Ghidra they will try to get source via capstone genersted assembly. It is like putting a jet engine on a shipping…
And yet there is much more successful sabotages than prevented ones. It turns out that one can't see into a mind of other person.
99% of saboteurs won't do string of such stupid mistakes. So it is a vanishing chance bordering on luck that intelligence will prevent anything and it will be possible to apply conspiracy charges.
How else would you like to discover a conspiracy if the saboteur is a tourist coming from abroad? Or of a saboteur is a child who got promised 1000eur for it?
Arresting all the people who happen to walk past a strategic object will fill up your prisons very quickly.
It is not absurd at all. You can't arrest somebody for a sabotage without letting him to execute the deed. Because if he won't execute there's nothing to arrest him for... So to prevent a sabotage is to have several…
So you think that Ukraine is able to pull out such operation on foreign soil in matter of hours?
As somebody who is forced to deal with lazy attorneys, I am thrilled that LLMs are starting to push in this space. First it is going to suck, like it did with coding but after a while it is going to be good enough for…
Lack of Sun is evidence for that there is no Sun?
Ukrainian drones can't use Starlink in Russia because Musk is not allowing that. So that's false.
Either Ukraine was aiming exactly for that or it is just a coincidence and Ukraine is going to exploit it further because reducing Russian bot activity will reduce visibility for parties which are openly hostile to…
It is on cortecs.ai? https://cortecs.ai/detailedServerlessView/deepseek-v4.1-flas...
qwen3.8 27B or 2.4T? they are completely different models with completely different pricing
If that would be true, everyone would be still using DDR3 and waiting on DDR4 production to finally spin up.
People often hate math because it was not explained to them correctly, usually by people who are good mathematicians but know close to nothing about teaching. It was so infuriating to see everyone in the class…
Isaac Arthur was talking about technological singularity 10-15 years ago. The fundamental problem which he pointed out is that you will just run out of energy long before even touching the singularity. AI apocalypse is…
Pollution happens when you don't have enough power in the grid so you will bring either diesel generators or methane turbines to make power. Also noise is pollution too.
Seems like they all failed miserably, when all what you can get in USA is a white rubber loaf which never goes moldy.