Crazy good website with a visualization model of LLMs https://bbycroft.net/llm

Reinforcement learning guide that carefully explains the intuition and implementation details behind every single fundamental algorithm in the field.
Written by naklecha

https://naklecha.notion.site/a-reinforcement-learning-guide

This website is already well known, but I will leave it here because it is a good source of knowledge.
https://teachyourselfcs.com/

Not even your piano is safe anymore: Remote Code Execution using the MIDI interface

https://psi3.ru/blog/swl01u/

As we've been exploring Discord cybersecurity servers here is what we've learned:

- Every Discord is the BEST server for {HACKER_THING}
- Every Discord does {THING} weekly
- Every Discord is noob friendly (as opposed to openly discriminating against uneducated people)
- Every Discord tagged "cybersecurity" will NOT discuss malware (it's illegal and for nerds)
- Highest displayed people must have weird font in their display names, making them difficult to read or impossible to tag
- Everyone is "extremely busy" but on Discord all day, everyday, nonstop, and providing updates on how extremely busy they are
- Everyone who is a "hacker" has a flashy and cool Discord profile (they paid $15.99 for it)
- Everyone is an OSINT expert
- Everyone is a programming expert
- Everyone is a Linux expert
- Everyone is an omnipotent being, capable of bending space and time
- Everyone is top 1% of HTB

Rare admin #2 post, I was archiving the very few books I bought on humble bundle before deleting my account and felt like sharing, mostly introductory stuff to electronics and also some veeery basic programming, might be useful for someone idk, also multiple formats just because

also f telegram 2gb limit for nonpremium damn

The last bit of summer being consumed by the inevitable storm.

Shout out to me.

Accidentally ran a recursive file cleaner in the wrong directory. Nuked all my files and important documents.

Fuck my life

i really like malware