@and_zza
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I’m thrilled to share my latest blog post! This one focuses on the bug hunting process: inspiration, approach, and execution. I also provide a retrospective on how the bug was introduced and analyze the insufficient “patch”. Check it out: securityintelligence.com/x-f…

Racing round and round: The little bug that could | IBM

Get the straightforward approach to bug hunting — from an IBM X-Force Red expert.

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Suggestions for a #graphql library for #rustlang ? Server side specifically, looking for multiple options to evaluate. Must support subscriptions. pls/ ty 🙏🙏🙏🙏
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Rust Adventure is Live!! 🦀🎉 @rustadventure is series of workshops designed to introduce @rustlang to people who have programmed in at least one other language like JavaScript, Ruby, or Python. rustadventure.dev/

Rust Adventure

Rust Adventure is a collection of workshops and practical projects you can use to learn Rust.

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another day of being a woman in tech
a woman tweets she loves python but wishes she could make sweeping changes to it. someone replies they feel she doesn't get python and is not used to backend coding. another woman tells them they are talking to a python software foundation fellow

ALT a woman tweets she loves python but wishes she could make sweeping changes to it. someone replies they feel she doesn't get python and is not used to backend coding. another woman tells them they are talking to a python software foundation fellow

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WFH means normalize naps
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Has anyone else noticed the massive amount @d0nutptr gives the community? Quietly. And consistently. Respect.
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Andréa retweeted
casey@varcharr22 Nov 2019
If you are a woman who does technical work for a living and have been told you're not technical enough, please retweet. Same goes for those who are not a woman but have witnessed or known about this happening. Trying to see something.
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When choosing a new habit many people seem to ask themselves, “What can I do on my best days?” The trick is to ask, “What can I stick to even on my worst days?” Start small. Master the art of showing up. Scale up when you have the time, energy, and interest. —James Clear
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Garage sales are the arena allocator of the real world.
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Jen Simmons@jensimmons26 Jul 2018
If you are a developer, and you feel bad about not knowing everything, I have one item I want you to memorize: No one knows everything. No one. The best coders in the world only know a small fraction of everything there is to know about coding.
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First up: "Learning how to learn Rust" with @timClicks youtube.com/watch?v=fT1GW9C1…
Tim

ALT Tim

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Such important advice. Even if you haven't solved the problem yet, keep narrowing it down, keep focusing on knowns and unknowns instead of a binary "fail/succeed". Failure is a normal, *important* part of the process.
🔎Julia Evans🔍
@b0rk9 Jun 2021
debugging tip: list what you've learned permalink: wizardzines.com/comics/list-…
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tried something new and wrote an LPE exploit for CVE-2021-3490, a bug in the Linux Kernel eBPF verifier. was fun and learned a lot - blog post + PoC coming soon. happy memorial day!
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Replying to @and_zza
When I was first learning rust, mentally replacing the word "trait" with "contract" made the code make more sense initially. fn foo() -> impl(ements) contract { ... } impl(ement) contract for <type> { ... } Hopefully this helps someone following along :)
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This. Rust is on a huge adoption upswing and will be one of, if not *the*, next big languages companies are hiring for. If you’re rust-curious, now is the time to set aside a weekend and take a real look if you want a competitive advantage for the future.
Richard Geldreich 🇺🇸
@richgel9997 May 2021
Internally, corporations are shifting an increasing amount of budget to Rust development. What is known in the public is 6-12 months behind what is quietly happening.
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"If you haven't waded into rust, you definitely want to sit down and learn it. If you try to dabble with it, it will punish you." - @bcantrill This is excellent advice. If you're trying to learn rust, definitely set aside ample time to learn it. It's a genuine paradigm shift.
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This article nicely shows why doing just an algorithm in webassembly doesn't make a big enough dent (or is even faster at all). It's everything or nothing. Only when LLVM can crunch the complete application / APIs / everything you see significant wins over innerloop competitions
Surma@DasSurma13 Apr 2021
📝New blog post 🎉 Is WebAssembly magic performance pixie dust✨? Can you replace JavaScript with Wasm and things get faster? ➡️ JS to AssemblyScript ➡️ Benchmarking & Profiling ➡️ Debugging the runtime ➡️ Comparing file size ➡️ also feat Rust & C++ 👇 surma.dev/things/js-to-asc/i…

Is WebAssembly magic performance pixie dust? — surma.dev

Add WebAssembly, get performance. Is that how it really works?

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"Without protection, the remains of thousands of Native American settlements and cultural sites are in 'grave jeopardy,' said Pat Gonzales-Rodgers, executive director of @savebearsears." #StandWithBearsEars #MonumentsForAll washingtonpost.com/nation/20…
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.@POTUS needs to issue a proclamation restoring Bears Ears in a way that honors its sacred power, cultural and ecological significance. #StandWithBearsEars #MonumentsForAll Learn more from NRDC’s Sharon Buccino:on.nrdc.org/3s42EG3
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🕸️ Want to learn about GraphQL hacking? Thread by @drunkrhin0 with: 📺 Talks 🗒️ Articles 🛠️ Tools 📣 Public reports xitter.cf/drunkrhin0/status/1375…
Rami (drunkrhin0)@drunkrhin025 Mar 2021
Want to learn about GraphQL hacking? A thread ⬇⬇⬇ (1/10)
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