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r3st
@_r3st
i love tea, breathing, and software.
Estonia Katılım Kasım 2021
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Nice find by @HeapSmasher ggwp. was sitting on this for a good while now. really cool bug go check it out! github.com/ggml-org/llama…. ive already written up a 8k+ technical writeup on this RCE ~ might still publish? on vacation, Idk, when I saw ba38f3b last week my heart sank lol
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@_r3st @olivier_boschko For huntr you need to provide a full RCE PoC if it's for file format parsing. Not sure if it's worth it. They tend to pay but are very slow.
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@techspence you can ask claude to one shot you a python script to run a local model like whisper
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@RedHatPentester VMware pre Broadcom acquisition.
Today, virtualbox.
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Anything you can do in Obsidian you can do from the command line.
Obsidian@obsdmd
Obsidian 1.12 is now available to everyone! - Obsidian CLI - Bases search - Image resizing - Automatically clean up unused images - Better copy/paste into rich text apps like Google Docs - Native iOS share sheet
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This is one of the best fuzzing articles I've read.
bushido-sec.com/index.php/2025…
#bugbountytips #zeroday #EthicalHacking #CyberSec
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reflecting a little bit on the coding models, as they self improve rapidly at the one thing that actually really matters - programming.
none of what i have done in the past 6 months would have been even remotely possible. the amount of labour i would have had to pour in just to get started would have made it unreasonable. i would have had to hire tonnes of people, something I know I wouldn't enjoy, and would have never done.
but as it gets faster, as it gets smarter, i find myself bottlenecked by the same thing over and over again. as the laborious, low intellect tasks get automated out in an instant, the high level decision making falls on me.
i'm staring at a piece of python instantly generated by codex-macaroni-and-cheese-spark-42.69. it produces optical flow from a simulated shitty mono camera, using one of the standard algorithms. i'm testing it, watching the flow of pixels change, reading the code, trying to reason about it. trying to think about how i could make my simulator simulate it well enough, which parameters i could randomize, so that the real world lives somewhere in that distribution. i'm thinking about how to save a single render to double my simulation speed, which needs to run at over a million frames per second per gpu. i'm reasoning about the tradeoffs of basing off of geometric flow, or if i should take the hit and just render two frames and apply the same algorithm.
i'm not even in nvim anymore. i'm in a google doc. when did i start coding in a google doc??
coding has never been harder. i can't relax anymore, and rely on the mechanical skill of writing code quickly to take a break from thinking. i have to think.
i can't make any progress until i understand and think.
this time might be fleeting. but i'm going to enjoy it while it lasts. the models are fast enough to knock out the tasks beneath me. and their UX/context capacity still doesn't support automating my harder thinking, my taste and direction. Eventually, it will.
But until then, programming has gotten harder. So much harder man
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