11 more days until Madison Systems next event, a talk on
"BorrowSanitizer: Finding Rust Aliasing Bugs Across Languages" by Molly MacLaren
You're not going to want to miss this one! https://t.co/FZV2MeH4y1
You have to be very disciplined to use LLMs effectively for learning but if you are it's really nice. I have been firing all sorts of dumb questions off like this while learning Rust.
@doug_tarr I was thinking about building a proxy DHCP server as a good first learning project. Eventually I want to have a zero touch provisioning setup for all my home lab devices.
For anyone near Madison, WI (or Chicago) on Sat Nov 21, we have a talk at the Morgridge Hall at 1pm:
BorrowSanitizer: Finding Rust Aliasing Bugs Across Languages
by Molly MacLaren, a computer researcher at CMU.
Come for good pizzas & good conversations!
https://t.co/G5dAiYzXCM
I just finished reading OSTEP and its section on persistence is a nice introduction into many of the topics discussed here. Highly recommend:
https://t.co/gNwMRbpwuZ
I'm looking for someone with a PhD (or decently into one), or 10+ years in systems programming, anywhere in the world Remote allows me to pay, to publish a monthly column for @theconsensusdev selecting and putting a CS research paper in context. $600 per article.
No particular length requirement as long as it's well done. Use AI for whatever you want but you must write by hand and own correctness (I'm checking too of course).
Please pass along.
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@khuxsal Not at all. 4 years is very short. Social media glorifies shipping speed but real, durable ideas all take a decade or more. Very few quick wins that aren't just flash in the pan. Dig in deep and expect the good ideas to be full time work for a long, long time.