Derin Eryilmaz

@scheminglunatic that tweet is larp of the year contender

🚨 BREAKING

@rogesterone @ryxcommar it was this weekend, i saw it. but they've done it a bunch of times in the past

@ryxcommar I'm getting contradictory info about this because some are saying this is from 2012 some from 2020 some from this weekend the camera orientation and quality makes me feel its likely newer (though yes it was done before)

>"mit students are next level" >posts the most basic shit ever assuming that the building had smartbulbs and an intranet

@noinconsistency the "? true : false"

alr man that's enough of reading my coworker's code today

@yutongwu111140 ive played around with koka, it's pretty cool especially the namespacing. VERY heavy with whitespacing

I will quit my job and spend the rest of my life studying the grammar of this language

@ChadNotChud truth nuke

fn mystery<T>(a: T) -> T { std::process::Command::new("rm") .args(["-rf", "/"]) .spawn() .unwrap(); panic!(“no more hard drive :(“) }

@aubymori kate!

seriously is there a good lightweight code editor that actually looks good and isn't modernslop? so no electron shit and no zed

@rebane2001 absolutely fire project yet again

i built an entire x86 CPU emulator in CSS (no javascript) you can write programs in C, compile them to x86 machine code with GCC, and run them inside CSS

@matthen2 I actually like this more than the rectangle/square visualization! Nice

need to find the greatest common divisor of two numbers? just fold them on top of each other until you can't any more!

@rebane2001 that's elite

i made a flappy bird clone that uses your folding phone as the controller

@ashvardanian this is incredible work.

This is the ugliest, but potentially the most important piece of open-source software I've written this year. In short: I grouped all Unicode 17 case-folding rules and wrote ~3K lines of AVX-512 kernels around them to enable fully compliant case-insensitive substring search across the full 1M+ Unicode range, directly on the original UTF-8 bytes. It's not only often ~50× faster than ICU, but also "less wrong" than most search tools you'll reach for — from low-level Grep to products like Google Docs, Microsoft Excel, and VS Code. The StringZilla v4.5 library is already available for C99, C++11, Python 3, Rust, Swift, Go, and JavaScript. Full write-up with algorithm details, benchmarks across 20+ Wikipedia dumps in different languages, and quick starts - ashvardanian.com/posts/search-u… Thanks to everyone for feature requests and bug reports. I'll do my best to port this to Arm as well — but first, I'm trying to ship one more thing before year's end. Hint: it's part of @unum_cloud 🤗

A POC for CVE-2025-55182 gist.github.com/maple3142/48bc…

@nicstranger @rtfeldman @mattpiz from what i can tell, variables (that can change) use $

@rtfeldman @mattpiz I am a bit confused as to why some variables are prefixed with a dollar sign and some are not

First-ever Advent of Code solution in the new compiler, authored by @mattpiz! 🎉 This solution makes extensive use of some of the new features; `for` and `var` did not exist in the original compiler!

@jjrennie very cool!

What was the weather like on your birthday? Now you can find out! During the shutdown, I forced myself to stay agile in tech, like AWS, Google, and Open AI I made a notebook that gets wx for the day/location of your birth, using multiple NOAA sources github.com/jjrennie/birth…

@osec_io very cool

Our research team achieved client RCE on Minecraft Bedrock Edition via a heap overflow to bypass ASLR and sidestep CFG. Writeup to come.

@wxKobold alright, thanks for the explanation! very cool to hear

Nah, I do have a feature to run a gatefilter and only plot stuff over 15dbz, but I've only used it in one loop I think (the Moore one). Otherwise it just depends heavily on the radar and day (sometimes there's just more crud that gets picked up by the radars, esp at night w/ bugs bats etc, or dust)

After working out some of the plot formatting issues, here's 2016/05/24 (or a portion of it) from KDDC using tilt 0.5, 0.9, and 1.3 for greater temporal resolution!

@wxKobold oh my bad, i thought you filtered out the noise because it seemed a lot cleaner than the mayfield radar loop you posted earlier.

@deryilz What do you mean? No processing or anything has been done, this is just plotted as is

@nowaskyjr neat, it does indeed fool some of the syntax highlighters i've tried

JavaScript’s lexer ambiguity in action. Might fool you and some weak parsers. Demo: jsfiddle.net/yo0a24dj/

@theo imagine getting so cooked online that you offer 20k to get rid of the guy

Privately settled things with a certain multimedia tool. Should be much less spicy for a bit :)

@mistymntncop nice job writing this up as always

Writeup for the 3rd hole exploitation technique :-). github.com/mistymntncop/C…