Max

Max

@bernsteinbear.com

Baking bread and compilers are kinda similar if you think about it @tekknolagi elsewhere bernsteinbear.com

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My launch day security report about being able to pop a root shell on Muse was just closed with "that's intended behavior"

You know that thing like "would you rather go to the bathroom as usual or only for 24h straight one day a year" I do that except for my meetings, which are all on Mondays. I'm actually pretty happy with it, except for Mondays

Still 100% undefeated at washing and drying a dress shirt immediately before an Event. Nobody else enjoys when I do this

my kingdom (small rented apartment) for a no-fuss dishwashable milk frother without any nonstick or plastic crap in it

Bin packing the cheapest way to buy lightbulbs from Home Depot, all to save $9 (4 individual in one order, 2 individual in another order. Don't touch the 2-4 packs)

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you know, i thought the reputation of cousot papers was at least a little exaggerated but no, they actually look like that lol (this is page 3)

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Do it! It's so great

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How does your (JIT) compiler represent local variables (and all the weird reflection stuff allowed by your language) in its IR?

Especially how does it deal with a random library C function doing something horrible that relies on reading/writing to local variables?

Someone's gotta investigate why Mexican music and German music sound so similar. Do they both love polka

Have you all ever had a Google workspace Group ever silently drop emails to its members? I just discovered that we're missing emails left and right. They appear in the log on the admin console but not in our inboxes or spam.

All that effort to implement sparse conditional constant propagation only to find out that fixpoint looping over RPO is faster

I love getting push notifications that Sofi Tukker dropped a new song. Probably the only kind of unsolicited notification I appreciate

So the cool thing about hotel room locks being battery powered is that the batteries die and you can't get into your room. Isn't that fun?

compiler

norvid_studies@norvid-studies.bsky.social

'all of computer science as seen through the lens of' [some problem like a kernel] would be an interesting blog, course, website, something or other nominations welcome I suppose