Hacker Moleskine
Notes on reverse engineering, systems, and writing fast code.
Simba, Part 1: A Local-First Memory Layer for Coding Agents
How simba started: coding agents open every session blank, and the founding idea was to fire...
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Growing a unique function signature without rescanning the binary
One function took 462 seconds to fingerprint. Here is the algorithm that turned that into a...
How do you know your Cython hot loop is fast enough?
You Cythonized the hot loop and it got faster. Now the hard question: is it optimal, and how...
Newest
Growing a unique function signature without rescanning the binary
One function took 462 seconds to fingerprint. Here is the algorithm that turned that into a...
How do you know your Cython hot loop is fast enough?
You Cythonized the hot loop and it got faster. Now the hard question: is it optimal, and how...
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Simba, Part 1: A Local-First Memory Layer for Coding Agents
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Growing a unique function signature without rescanning the binary
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How do you know your Cython hot loop is fast enough?
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Building a compile-time x86 assembler in C++20
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IDA Pro and Cython: super-charging the work-horse of reverse engineering
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Passing the baton of leadership at VGS (f.k.a. Very Good Security)
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A New Year -- a New Beginning
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Developing a nose Test Plugin to Time Python Tests
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Arbitrary Stack Trace in Python
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Reading and Writing Null-Terminated CSV Files in Python