I know there's a long academic literature on the question of "do programmers make similar mistakes."
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I know there's a long academic literature on the question of "do programmers make similar mistakes." Has that work been extended to security? Do programmers make the same sorts of security mistakes when writing similar programs?
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@molly0xfff purr-dy
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@IlSole24Ore @food-il-sole-24-ore-IlSole24Ore tanto il gusto medio non percepisce la differenza tra cibo surgelato e cibo no, e non sa più qual è il gusto del cibo fresco colto in giornata
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Debugging the AMD GPU
Although Robert F. Kennedy gets the credit for popularizing it, George Bernard Shaw said: “Some men see things as they are and say, ‘Why?’ I dream of things that never were and say, ‘Why not?'” Well, [Hadz] didn’t wonder why there weren’t many GPU debuggers. Instead, [Hadz] decided to create one.
It wasn’t the first; he found some blog posts by [Marcell Kiss] that helped, and that led to a series of experiments you’ll enjoy reading about. Plus, don’t miss the video below that shows off a live demo.
It seems that if you don’t have an AMD GPU, this may not be directly useful. But it is still a fascinating peek under the covers of a modern graphics card. Ever wonder how to interact with a video card without using something like Vulkan? This post will tell you how.
Writing a debugger is usually a tricky business anyway. Working with the strange GPU architecture makes it even stranger. Traps let you gain control, but implementing features like breakpoints and single-stepping isn’t simple.
We’ve used things like CUDA and OpenCL, but we haven’t been this far down in the weeds. At least, not yet. CUDA, of course, is specific to NVIDIA cards, isn’t it?
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No, non si fa arte con l’intelligenza artificiale. Si scava solo una grandissima fossa per tutti.
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@lritter the one hitch I'm worried about is I'd like this to eventually work with steamdeck. proton defaults to some weird mouse emulation for touch screen events, and i haven't tested a native linux version on it yet. desktop mode is kde and probably wayland? no idea what the regular steam shell uses.
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@lritter and i figure in the unlikely event that using mollytime with a touch screen on linux sees enough interest that wayland's defective "multitouch" protocol / the implementations thereof becomes a problem, I can put up a sign or something that explains who to contact about getting it fixed for each wayland desktop environment that implements it badly
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@_elena @shollyethan @ilja @yunohost
about to give this a try! thanks!
