I fail to understand / find the gist of this article. Article describes the technical aspects of the bug, how it got handled by different vendors...AI position on it... But, one would always ask themselves, why did the…
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Just bumping this conversation because it has something to do with AI. Albeit to ask a question. My desktop computer is at 57tuu56.intercom.rapidseedbox.com. Is it possible for me to employ AI in my process?
Is this possible that you could give me some example project, for instance, that makes of C imperatively? Probably depends on at what level you see things. If you visit and probably live in Japan, then you develop the…
If I write my code primarily in a way that is simply supposed to achieve functionality then it's by definition functional programming. Regardless of the language used!
Interesting perspective. If I may ask, do you mind dropping 'root' privileges for a better chat / debate experience? That would probably help with your case.
AFAIK, I could be wrong or ill informed about this. But, Rust does indeed embedded extra code for much of the functionality that it adds ontop of what C/C++ has. This obviously has a performance hit. Might not be…
C in indeed a functional language in that most C projects are things that have been observed in real life and have subsequently been uploaded into computers. I'd also like to note that performance is the ULTIMATE…
Problem still persists where OBS cannot capture it's own window.
Because open source Linux is a fad and Linus needs to beaten in the toes with a small stick. Very childish
As much as I am concerned. Security is not a concern in most open source projects. But, for one reason the other, they might give credit to a vulnerability they find interesting.
I don't think AI is of much concern, if you actually have a valid security issue. No-one, really will care if you discovered it via AI or otherwise. Because, the weight of the bug itself should outweight other concerns.…
SMB was "imported" into the kernel as an optimization for the user-space version - heh
To be honest and fair, in this situation I don't believe this is something accidental. It probably just happens that the security concerns at ZDI don't match the security concerns at Linux(the vendor). So, it turns out…
I'm not surprised because the disclosure process of https://hackerone.com is completely and openly public. But they have also disabled Linux as one of the products that they work with.
syscall/basic getppid() throughput 1,474,691 ops/s 1,533,399 ops/s +3.98% Entry/exit latency 0.6781 µs/op 0.6521 µs/op -3.83% sched/pipe 100k process ping-pong 48,445 ops/s 54,589 ops/s +12.68% Context switch latency…
Probably because C and C++ are mostly used in system and desktop development. Rust is taking steps or has been taking steps in this direction too. It's not surprising that a lot of experienced systems and desktop…
I'm going to go out on a limb here and make a wild guess. That boolean is actually mostly an extension of the integer system whereby we now have an integer type that stores only one bit. Whereby the bit stored either…
I feel there's a general conflict in what exactly to quantify as 'art'. At least at professional level, art is developed with a purpose / objective / intended function. For instance, I might visit Africa as someone who…
Oh, well. For as the primary functionality of your local computer is as a desktop then you do indeed need to be running a server(be it a VPS, dedicated server or whatever). Otherwise, then I would ask the question? What…
I fail to understand / find the gist of this article. Article describes the technical aspects of the bug, how it got handled by different vendors...AI position on it... But, one would always ask themselves, why did the…
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Just bumping this conversation because it has something to do with AI. Albeit to ask a question. My desktop computer is at 57tuu56.intercom.rapidseedbox.com. Is it possible for me to employ AI in my process?
Is this possible that you could give me some example project, for instance, that makes of C imperatively? Probably depends on at what level you see things. If you visit and probably live in Japan, then you develop the…
If I write my code primarily in a way that is simply supposed to achieve functionality then it's by definition functional programming. Regardless of the language used!
Interesting perspective. If I may ask, do you mind dropping 'root' privileges for a better chat / debate experience? That would probably help with your case.
AFAIK, I could be wrong or ill informed about this. But, Rust does indeed embedded extra code for much of the functionality that it adds ontop of what C/C++ has. This obviously has a performance hit. Might not be…
C in indeed a functional language in that most C projects are things that have been observed in real life and have subsequently been uploaded into computers. I'd also like to note that performance is the ULTIMATE…
Problem still persists where OBS cannot capture it's own window.
Because open source Linux is a fad and Linus needs to beaten in the toes with a small stick. Very childish
As much as I am concerned. Security is not a concern in most open source projects. But, for one reason the other, they might give credit to a vulnerability they find interesting.
I don't think AI is of much concern, if you actually have a valid security issue. No-one, really will care if you discovered it via AI or otherwise. Because, the weight of the bug itself should outweight other concerns.…
SMB was "imported" into the kernel as an optimization for the user-space version - heh
To be honest and fair, in this situation I don't believe this is something accidental. It probably just happens that the security concerns at ZDI don't match the security concerns at Linux(the vendor). So, it turns out…
I'm not surprised because the disclosure process of https://hackerone.com is completely and openly public. But they have also disabled Linux as one of the products that they work with.
syscall/basic getppid() throughput 1,474,691 ops/s 1,533,399 ops/s +3.98% Entry/exit latency 0.6781 µs/op 0.6521 µs/op -3.83% sched/pipe 100k process ping-pong 48,445 ops/s 54,589 ops/s +12.68% Context switch latency…
Probably because C and C++ are mostly used in system and desktop development. Rust is taking steps or has been taking steps in this direction too. It's not surprising that a lot of experienced systems and desktop…
I'm going to go out on a limb here and make a wild guess. That boolean is actually mostly an extension of the integer system whereby we now have an integer type that stores only one bit. Whereby the bit stored either…
I feel there's a general conflict in what exactly to quantify as 'art'. At least at professional level, art is developed with a purpose / objective / intended function. For instance, I might visit Africa as someone who…
Oh, well. For as the primary functionality of your local computer is as a desktop then you do indeed need to be running a server(be it a VPS, dedicated server or whatever). Otherwise, then I would ask the question? What…