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@joxean I think a fine-grained callgraph including call site information would break this tie.
Match the call sites in the two binaries, using instruction-level comparisons. You can then differentiate between the two call edges, based on which call site they are from.
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@drsensor raise an issue?
Double-check on a different machine (e.g. a VM) and upgrade to the latest version before you do, just in case, and give as much info as you can about what's going wrong.
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@rmdes I had the same thought a while back, but didn't do anything other than muse on it. Thanks for sharing!
The phrase "who pays the piper plays the tune" came to mind, could be a tagline?
This project looks at the funding of UK politicians:
https://www.tortoisemedia.com/audio/the-westminster-accounts/
Some global analysis for news orgs like that could complement what an extension can do.
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That :javascript: JWT "vulnerability"?
Nope 🙅
Exploiting this requires a deserialization bug in an app using the library, or for an attacker to be able to control the code directly (at which point they have RCE already).
Not CVSS 7.6, by any means: it requires an app to be dangerously deserializing untrusted input into a field for security token validation! Most apps hardcode a string.
This is CVSS 0.
This bug is not a vulnerability.
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@maxd seen "Hey, GitHub!" :github: yet?
That adds voice control to VSCode, and lets you use CoPilot too. You can sign up to the tech preview:
https://githubnext.com/projects/hey-github/
Sorry to hear about your RSI, hope it eases up :blobcatheart:
#VSCode #CoPilot #GitHub #AssistiveTech #VoiceControl #HeyGitHub #a11y #Accessibility
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@gudenau for a static set:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_hashing#FKS_HashingFor a dynamic set:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_perfect_hashingIf you have space constraints and can accept some false positives:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloom_filter -
Ice Age ❄️ cave art 🎨 from 20k ya has marks for the breeding seasons of prey animals 🐎🐄🐘.
Dots or lines tally lunar 🌕 months, from Spring 🌱, and "Y" shows birth 👶:
:mastodance: ///Y
This was spotted by a hobbyist, Ben Bacon, who worked with academics 🎓 to confirm and publish 📝 the theory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64162799
Open access article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/an-upper-palaeolithic-protowriting-system-and-phenological-calendar/6F2AD8A705888F2226FE857840B4FE19#CitizenScience #Paelontology #IceAgeHumans #HunterGatherers #CaveArt #Archaelogy #PaleolithicEurope #Paleolithic #StoneAge
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Ice Age ❄️ cave art 🎨 from 20k ya has marks for the breeding seasons of prey animals 🐎🐄🐘.
Dots or lines tally lunar 🌕 months, from Spring 🌱, and "Y" shows birth 👶:
:mastodance: ///Y
This was spotted by a hobbyist, Ben Bacon, who worked with academics 🎓 to confirm and publish 📝 the theory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64162799
Open access article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/an-upper-palaeolithic-protowriting-system-and-phenological-calendar/6F2AD8A705888F2226FE857840B4FE19#CitizenScience #Paelontology #IceAgeHumans #HunterGatherers #CaveArt #Archaelogy #PaleolithicEurope #Paleolithic #StoneAge
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Ice Age ❄️ cave art 🎨 from 20k ya has marks for the breeding seasons of prey animals 🐎🐄🐘.
Dots or lines tally lunar 🌕 months, from Spring 🌱, and "Y" shows birth 👶:
:mastodance: ///Y
This was spotted by a hobbyist, Ben Bacon, who worked with academics 🎓 to confirm and publish 📝 the theory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64162799
Open access article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/an-upper-palaeolithic-protowriting-system-and-phenological-calendar/6F2AD8A705888F2226FE857840B4FE19#CitizenScience #Paelontology #IceAgeHumans #HunterGatherers #CaveArt #Archaelogy #PaleolithicEurope #Paleolithic #StoneAge
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Ice Age ❄️ cave art 🎨 from 20k ya has marks for the breeding seasons of prey animals 🐎🐄🐘.
Dots or lines tally lunar 🌕 months, from Spring 🌱, and "Y" shows birth 👶:
:mastodance: ///Y
This was spotted by a hobbyist, Ben Bacon, who worked with academics 🎓 to confirm and publish 📝 the theory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64162799
Open access article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/an-upper-palaeolithic-protowriting-system-and-phenological-calendar/6F2AD8A705888F2226FE857840B4FE19#CitizenScience #Paelontology #IceAgeHumans #HunterGatherers #CaveArt #Archaelogy #PaleolithicEurope #Paleolithic #StoneAge
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Ice Age ❄️ cave art 🎨 from 20k ya has marks for the breeding seasons of prey animals 🐎🐄🐘.
Dots or lines tally lunar 🌕 months, from Spring 🌱, and "Y" shows birth 👶:
:mastodance: ///Y
This was spotted by a hobbyist, Ben Bacon, who worked with academics 🎓 to confirm and publish 📝 the theory.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-64162799
Open access article:
https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/cambridge-archaeological-journal/article/an-upper-palaeolithic-protowriting-system-and-phenological-calendar/6F2AD8A705888F2226FE857840B4FE19#CitizenScience #Paelontology #IceAgeHumans #HunterGatherers #CaveArt #Archaelogy #PaleolithicEurope #Paleolithic #StoneAge
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@levynoise it's not C++, but Nuitka does translation to C: https://nuitka.net/
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@levynoise The CoPilot interface in VSCode isn't really set up for translating thousands of lines of code, I don't think.
What's the reason for porting to C/C++, vs a safer language (Rust, Go, nim)?
There's a basic Python to Rust transpiler here: https://pypi.org/project/python-rs/
You can also incrementally change to Rust with PyO3.
Something like Nuitka can do automatic translation to C, while maintaining the original source.
#Python #SourceToSourceTranslation #CoPilot #nuitka #transpiling #C
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@BenUNC oh, I see! I tend to use "please" because written stuff gets misconstrued (as you implied with your reply, thanks).
If I open with "please" I don't overuse it; my tone in the rest carries the scent of that - so I can then be briefer, as you suggested.
Sometimes I forget that tone doesn't carry in text, and sometimes it bites me, and then I remember to think about it more.
Interested in citations about how people react to differently worded pleasantries!
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@einonm vim is software that is quite complex and not written in a memory safe language, and not formally proven to be correct.
It has a history of vulnerabilities, like any similar software.
https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-8218/opec-1/VIM.html
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@Inspiredharvey it's a helpful naming convention, and they tend to be used infrequently enough that they don't visually dominate, in my experience. It helps differentiate between an Enum and a normal attribute at a glance.
Same goes for the convention of globals having `CAPS` and "private" vars starting with `__` (though name mangling there actively does something, I learnt recently).
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@flipsideza same name - that's not a Rust-ism.
I first came across it in C; it's probably older than that.
Python has the `global` keyword to use a global scope var in a local function vs "shadowing" it with a local of the same name (check details in pydoc)
Using type hinting in Python can help avoid problems where a variable is reused for a different purpose and type, but it doesn't have fully immutable variables, unlike other langs
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@flipsideza same name - that's not a Rust-ism.
I first came across it in C; it's probably older than that.
Python has the `global` keyword to use a global scope var in a local function vs "shadowing" it with a local of the same name (check details in pydoc)
Using type hinting in Python can help avoid problems where a variable is reused for a different purpose and type, but it doesn't have fully immutable variables, unlike other langs
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@flipsideza same name - that's not a Rust-ism.
I first came across it in C; it's probably older than that.
Python has the `global` keyword to use a global scope var in a local function vs "shadowing" it with a local of the same name (check details in pydoc)
Using type hinting in Python can help avoid problems where a variable is reused for a different purpose and type, but it doesn't have fully immutable variables, unlike other langs
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@flipsideza same name - that's not a Rust-ism.
I first came across it in C; it's probably older than that.
Python has the `global` keyword to use a global scope var in a local function vs "shadowing" it with a local of the same name (check details in pydoc)
Using type hinting in Python can help avoid problems where a variable is reused for a different purpose and type, but it doesn't have fully immutable variables, unlike other langs
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@flipsideza same name - that's not a Rust-ism.
I first came across it in C; it's probably older than that.
Python has the `global` keyword to use a global scope var in a local function vs "shadowing" it with a local of the same name (check details in pydoc)
Using type hinting in Python can help avoid problems where a variable is reused for a different purpose and type, but it doesn't have fully immutable variables, unlike other langs
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen @languagelovers I'm native in English, did #French and #German in high school up to 15yo.
3y ago I began #Chinese on #Duolingo; got the bug for languages now.
I crammed 3m of #Portuguese before a trip (thanks #Memrise), and also dabbled in #Spanish, #Ukrainian, #Gaelic, #Gallic, #Dutch and less so #Welsh, #Korean, #Arabic, #Hindi, #Danish and #Latin.
Relearning German now too.
I ♥️ #ProtoIndoEuropean, and the links between modern languages.
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen @languagelovers I'm native in English, did #French and #German in high school up to 15yo.
3y ago I began #Chinese on #Duolingo; got the bug for languages now.
I crammed 3m of #Portuguese before a trip (thanks #Memrise), and also dabbled in #Spanish, #Ukrainian, #Gaelic, #Gallic, #Dutch and less so #Welsh, #Korean, #Arabic, #Hindi, #Danish and #Latin.
Relearning German now too.
I ♥️ #ProtoIndoEuropean, and the links between modern languages.
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen @languagelovers I'm native in English, did #French and #German in high school up to 15yo.
3y ago I began #Chinese on #Duolingo; got the bug for languages now.
I crammed 3m of #Portuguese before a trip (thanks #Memrise), and also dabbled in #Spanish, #Ukrainian, #Gaelic, #Gallic, #Dutch and less so #Welsh, #Korean, #Arabic, #Hindi, #Danish and #Latin.
Relearning German now too.
I ♥️ #ProtoIndoEuropean, and the links between modern languages.
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen @languagelovers I'm native in English, did #French and #German in high school up to 15yo.
3y ago I began #Chinese on #Duolingo; got the bug for languages now.
I crammed 3m of #Portuguese before a trip (thanks #Memrise), and also dabbled in #Spanish, #Ukrainian, #Gaelic, #Gallic, #Dutch and less so #Welsh, #Korean, #Arabic, #Hindi, #Danish and #Latin.
Relearning German now too.
I ♥️ #ProtoIndoEuropean, and the links between modern languages.
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen @languagelovers I'm native in English, did #French and #German in high school up to 15yo.
3y ago I began #Chinese on #Duolingo; got the bug for languages now.
I crammed 3m of #Portuguese before a trip (thanks #Memrise), and also dabbled in #Spanish, #Ukrainian, #Gaelic, #Gallic, #Dutch and less so #Welsh, #Korean, #Arabic, #Hindi, #Danish and #Latin.
Relearning German now too.
I ♥️ #ProtoIndoEuropean, and the links between modern languages.
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@Edent We are talking about tech people rely on for their safety, so that wasn't just for your benefit.
I use a "secure" walkie talkie on some days out - useful in a maze! - and have no illusions that it's actually secure (nor does it need to be).
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@Edent why did you choose Berty? Their own blog cautions against using it; albeit saying isn't "war ready".
Their security claims haven't been externally verified, so I think it's premature to use it for anything other than experimentation or messages you don't mind being read.
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@TheDigitalGlobalCitizen yes! I have been learning some Ukrainian 🇺🇦 since the escalation of the invasion by 🇷🇺.
I've just been using Duolingo, plus following some language channels on Instagram and YouTube for variety.
I've now diverted to more immediately useful efforts in 🇩🇪 (de) - which I did at school - after a run of 🇪🇸 (es). I dabbled in 🇳🇱 (nl) recently.
I speak to people with many different native languages, so it only seems fair to try!
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@ehmatthes you could roll your own with Python's ast module, I reckon.
Try :github: CodeQL for this (free for open source). It'd be pretty easy to get call graph nodes and edges and make a GraphViz diagram (or other graph):
https://github.com/github/codeql/discussions/8063Another option would be TreeSitter, again by :github:. There's a :rust: crate for making graphs from TreeSitter: https://github.com/tree-sitter/tree-sitter-graph
(I work at GitHub)
Joern also supports Python: https://docs.joern.io/cpgql/calls/