@ThourCS2 even with AI, driver level vulnerabilities are still existent and it’s good to understand these things at a low level: https://t.co/F8LjcnN1JS
@pkqzy888@ETenal7@IEEESSP this type of low level testing catches edge cases before production, i broke down how to make your own device driver in C here: https://t.co/F8LjcnN1JS
@aakashgupta excellent breakdown, i saw a claude skill jane street was using on an open source repo and broke down how it works: https://t.co/bbSMT1cALg
@BTCtreasuries this is an example of market taking, placing one’s own opinions upon the market. i write about the main strategy buckets funds like rentec and citadel run here: https://t.co/JLr7gDzmnY
@cyber_rekk great explanation on GNU. if anyone wants a deep dive on building your own device driver in C, i have a breakdown here: https://t.co/F8LjcnNzzq
the technique to
solve this is called Fermi estimation, it’s when you break down an ambiguous quantity by using estimates.
for example, the number of trees on earth must be larger than the number of square miles of land because there is more than one tree per square mile of land, just take the Amazon rainforest for example