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#gotochurch #Sunday
@byte_philosopher
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#gotochurch #Sunday
@byte_philosopher
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Designing Math ft. Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown) I Config 2026
For many who have a bad relationship with math, it is often because the subject can come across as static and rote. Those who have been fortunate enough to see what the subject truly is know that it is rife with creativity, choices, and regular shifts inโฆ
The GOAT ๐
Applied Math I eske III temrew yihen sewye lemayawkut....
1min prayer ๐คง
#recommendations
Applied Math I eske III temrew yihen sewye lemayawkut....
1min prayer ๐คง
#recommendations
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Forwarded from Bytephilosopher
Lesson of the Month
Sometimes you may feel like you're behind compared to your friends or the people around you. But remember God has His own perfect timing.
There will be seasons when you feel discouraged, when it seems like you're losing opportunities or not accomplishing what you hoped. That doesn't mean God has forgotten you. He knows exactly what you need, and He will provide it at the right time.
While you wait, don't lose your faith. Everything else can be regained, but don't lose him. You can't afford that. And just wait doing all what you have to do
Trust His timing. Stay faithful. ๐ค
#lessons
@byte_philosopher
Sometimes you may feel like you're behind compared to your friends or the people around you. But remember God has His own perfect timing.
There will be seasons when you feel discouraged, when it seems like you're losing opportunities or not accomplishing what you hoped. That doesn't mean God has forgotten you. He knows exactly what you need, and He will provide it at the right time.
While you wait, don't lose your faith. Everything else can be regained, but don't lose him. You can't afford that. And just wait doing all what you have to do
Trust His timing. Stay faithful. ๐ค
#lessons
@byte_philosopher
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Bytephilosopher
Lesson of the Month Sometimes you may feel like you're behind compared to your friends or the people around you. But remember God has His own perfect timing. There will be seasons when you feel discouraged, when it seems like you're losing opportunitiesโฆ
The moment you start measuring your chapter 3 against someone else's chapter 20, you've already lost the plot of your own story. You don't know how many drafts their story went through. You don't see the deleted scenes. You're just seeing the page they chose to show you.
God isn't editing everyone's book on the same deadline. He's a better author than that.
Stay in your chapter. It's going somewhere. But I still say this having my own doubts but let God help my disbelief.
And if I'm being honest -> this is as much a note to myself as it is to anyone reading. We're all finding our way through this together, by His grace.
@sudojajos
God isn't editing everyone's book on the same deadline. He's a better author than that.
Stay in your chapter. It's going somewhere. But I still say this having my own doubts but let God help my disbelief.
And if I'm being honest -> this is as much a note to myself as it is to anyone reading. We're all finding our way through this together, by His grace.
@sudojajos
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so today i was studying C and implementing string helper functions using pointers. my strcat looked like this:
(the bug here is actually operator precedence โ != runs before = but that's not the point of this post lol)
so i asked GPT why my code was wrong, it fixed it, then casually added at the bottom: "also you shouldn't do printf(pms) directly โ use printf("%s", pms) instead"
i almost ignored it. glad i didn't.
turns out printf() isn't just a printing function -> it's a parsing engine. when you pass it a string it actively scans for % symbols and treats them as instructions. %x means "pull a hex value off the stack." %n means "write to a memory address on the stack."
so if a user somehow controls what's inside pms and injects %x %x %x %x ... printf just walks your stack and prints whatever it finds there. passwords. keys. memory addresses. you didn't print a string -> you handed them a live window into your program's memory.
and with %n? they're not reading anymore. they're writing. overwriting variables, corrupting return addresses, executing arbitrary code.
the fix is literally one extra argument:
And this is called the format string attack
and u know my code even had another vulnerability which is buffer overflow -> it is a common problem in a lot of places where u allow someone to read memory space they are not allowed to ... so mycode assumes that s has enough space to copy the string t, but if t is large always incrementing the pointer s will yield in reading in a memory space outside our reach which would cause one of two things: 1 -> segmentation fault or 2 -> that someone has access to unintended memory address, where for eg credentials could have been stored
#c #learning
@sudojajos
void strcat(char *s, char *t) {
while(*s != '\0') s++;
while(*s++ = *t++ != '\0');
}(the bug here is actually operator precedence โ != runs before = but that's not the point of this post lol)
so i asked GPT why my code was wrong, it fixed it, then casually added at the bottom: "also you shouldn't do printf(pms) directly โ use printf("%s", pms) instead"
i almost ignored it. glad i didn't.
turns out printf() isn't just a printing function -> it's a parsing engine. when you pass it a string it actively scans for % symbols and treats them as instructions. %x means "pull a hex value off the stack." %n means "write to a memory address on the stack."
so if a user somehow controls what's inside pms and injects %x %x %x %x ... printf just walks your stack and prints whatever it finds there. passwords. keys. memory addresses. you didn't print a string -> you handed them a live window into your program's memory.
and with %n? they're not reading anymore. they're writing. overwriting variables, corrupting return addresses, executing arbitrary code.
the fix is literally one extra argument:
printf("%s", pms);And this is called the format string attack
and u know my code even had another vulnerability which is buffer overflow -> it is a common problem in a lot of places where u allow someone to read memory space they are not allowed to ... so mycode assumes that s has enough space to copy the string t, but if t is large always incrementing the pointer s will yield in reading in a memory space outside our reach which would cause one of two things: 1 -> segmentation fault or 2 -> that someone has access to unintended memory address, where for eg credentials could have been stored
#c #learning
@sudojajos
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แแฌแแ | Gurezma
Here it is ๐ It took me more than 30 Hours to finish it Give a rating out of 10 The Original Video [LINK]
U are cooking bro ... ๐๐๐
I beseech u join this man's channel(if not already), he is really great at what he does, here is his main channel: @mikreselasies_room
#channel_reccomendation
@sudojajos
I beseech u join this man's channel(if not already), he is really great at what he does, here is his main channel: @mikreselasies_room
#channel_reccomendation
@sudojajos
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Summer started officially on Thursday aka Sene 26
And today is the first Mezmur of the Summer (https://t.me/Terha_Tsion/1675)
Melkam Summer
Melkam Senbet
#senbet@qalabit
And today is the first Mezmur of the Summer (https://t.me/Terha_Tsion/1675)
Melkam Summer
Melkam Senbet
#senbet@qalabit
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who can deny he scored ๐
ere dena ederu enem wedesraye ๐
@sudojajos
who can deny he scored ๐
ere dena ederu enem wedesraye ๐
@sudojajos
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Guys check this : https://aws.amazon.com/events/reinvent/experiences/all-builders-welcome/
Amazon
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So now thought to text model out here ๐ฅ ... it just reads ur brain activity, just as simple as that ...
The AI looks at the raw brainwaves and guesses the letters you are thinking of (e.g., โh-o-w-a-r-e-y-o-uโ).
It is really insane the time we live in - it is very relevant for those who lost their speech due to stroke and other causes
https://facebookresearch.github.io/brain2qwerty/
@sudojajos
The AI looks at the raw brainwaves and guesses the letters you are thinking of (e.g., โh-o-w-a-r-e-y-o-uโ).
It is really insane the time we live in - it is very relevant for those who lost their speech due to stroke and other causes
https://facebookresearch.github.io/brain2qwerty/
@sudojajos
facebookresearch.github.io
Brain2Qwerty โ Decoding typed sentences from non-invasive brain activity
A non-invasive brain-computer interface that decodes typed sentences from magnetoencephalography (MEG). Work by Meta AI in collaboration with BCBL.
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also interesting ๐
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eric-vyacheslav-156273169_mit-just-gave-ai-a-body-that-moves-your-hand-ugcPost-7482690579542396929-ZuIs/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADzOLjoB4DC5LlECASx8byY8lcAVaLOPBK8
@sudojajos
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/eric-vyacheslav-156273169_mit-just-gave-ai-a-body-that-moves-your-hand-ugcPost-7482690579542396929-ZuIs/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADzOLjoB4DC5LlECASx8byY8lcAVaLOPBK8
@sudojajos
LinkedIn
MIT just gave AI a body that moves your hand, and code is open-source.
A six-person team built Human Operator in 48 hours at theโฆ
A six-person team built Human Operator in 48 hours at theโฆ
MIT just gave AI a body that moves your hand, and code is open-source.
A six-person team built Human Operator in 48 hours at the Hard Mode hackathon and won the Learn Track.
The wearable turns speech and a head-mounted camera into brief electrical muscleโฆ
A six-person team built Human Operator in 48 hours at the Hard Mode hackathon and won the Learn Track.
The wearable turns speech and a head-mounted camera into brief electrical muscleโฆ
Okay so guys ๐ I have been working on my new portfolio and here it is :)
-> the game part not finished well but yeah this is what I have got :)
check it out at: https://jajos.me
Dear client, if u r a client consider me in ur kingdom ๐
#portfolio
@sudojajos
-> the game part not finished well but yeah this is what I have got :)
check it out at: https://jajos.me
#portfolio
@sudojajos
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