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Sergey Dudoladov at PGConf.DE on "Lifetime as a SELECT: A blink into the depths of PostgreSQL Internals" #PostgreSQL #database #internals

PyTorch Internals: Ezyang's Blog

https://blog.ezyang.com/2019/05/pytorch-internals/

#HackerNews #PyTorch #Internals #Ezyang #Blog #MachineLearning #DeepLearning #AI

The fifth article (57 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/03/12/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-05/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov @ilfak and Hex-Rays SA @HexRaysSA for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

I hope you enjoy reading it and have an excellent day.

#hypervisor #hyperv #architecture #cybersecurity #research #internals #idapro #informationsecurity #microsoft

Exploiting Reversing (ER) series: article 05 | Hyper-V (part 01)

The fifth article (57 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/03/12/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-05/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov @ilfak and Hex-Rays SA @HexRaysSA for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

I hope you enjoy reading it and have an excellent day.

#hypervisor #hyperv #architecture #cybersecurity #research #internals #idapro #informationsecurity #microsoft

The Internals of PostgreSQL — http://www.interdb.jp/pg/index.html
#HackerNews #PostgreSQL #Internals #Database #Performance #OpenSource #SQL

https://medium.com/frontend-canteen/interviewer-what-is-the-difference-between-0-3-and-0-0-0-in-python-f642a0c93a11

#python #cpython #internals

The fourth article (126 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/02/04/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-04/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov (@ilfak on X) and Hex-Rays (@HexRaysSA on X) for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

The fifth article (ERS 05) will be released soon. Stay tuned.

I hope you enjoy reading it and have an excellent day.

#apple #ios #macOS #architecture #cybersecurity #research #internals #vulnerability #idapro

The fourth article (126 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/02/04/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-04/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov (@ilfak on X) and Hex-Rays (@HexRaysSA on X) for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

The fifth article (ERS 05) will be released soon. Stay tuned.

I hope you enjoy reading it and have an excellent day.

#apple #ios #macOS #architecture #cybersecurity #research #internals #vulnerability #idapro #informationsecurity

Don't miss phpday 2025!🥳
The community is looking forward to joining Verona as soon as possible.
Tickets for 22nd edition are selling quickly!

Few early bird tickets are available.
🐤 https://bit.ly/3PPceLi

#API #REST #Architectures #ContinuousDelivery #Database #Development #Devops #Frameworks #Internals #PHP7 #PHP8 #conference #networking #community

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#phpday - The gathering for the European PHP community.
📍 Verona (Italy) | 📅 May 15-16, 2025

Don't miss phpday 2025!🥳
The community is looking forward to joining Verona as soon as possible.
Tickets for 22nd edition are selling quickly!

Few early bird tickets are available.
🐤 https://bit.ly/3PPceLi

#API #REST #Architectures #ContinuousDelivery #Database #Development #Devops #Frameworks #Internals #PHP7 #PHP8 #conference #networking #community

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#phpday - The gathering for the European PHP community.
📍 Verona (Italy) | 📅 May 15-16, 2025

The third article (62 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/01/22/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-03/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov @ilfak and @HexRaysSA for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

The fourth article is planned to be released in FEB/05. I would actually like to publish it as soon as possible, but this time it is unlikely.

I hope you like the reading and have an excellent day

#chrome #browsers #architecture #cybersecurity #v8 #research #internals #vulnerability #google

The third article (62 pages) of the Exploiting Reversing Series (ERS) is available on:

https://exploitreversing.com/2025/01/22/exploiting-reversing-er-series-article-03/

I would like to thank Ilfak Guilfanov @ilfak and @HexRaysSA for their constant and uninterrupted support, which have helped me write these articles.

I hope you like the reading and have an excellent day

#chrome #browsers #architecture #cybersecurity #v8 #research #internals #vulnerability #google

Готовим слайсы в Go: подробно о динамических массивах, строчках и ускорении

Привет, Хабр! Меня зовут Владислав Белогрудов, я работаю в команде разработки и сервисов управления в YADRO. Мой текущий проект — информационная система на Go. В рамках проекта я подробно изучил, как работать со слайсами — одной из самых популярных структур в Go. На первый взгляд, использовать ее достаточно просто, но, когда берешься писать код, возникает много вопросов: как передавать и изменять слайсы, насколько большими их делать и другие. Под катом рассмотрим, что такое слайсы и string (строки) изнутри, как использовать их с sync.Pool для ускорения — без «внутренностей» последнего, но с точки зрения клиента. Расскажу о полезных трюках, приведу значения измерений производительности и познакомлю с альтернативными решениями.

https://habr.com/ru/companies/yadro/articles/874480/

#Golang #slices #internals #effective #эффективность #слайсы #Го

Kotlin Coroutines под капотом: отмена корутин

В прошлой статье я разобрал как работают корутины под капотом, однозначно рекомендую ознакомиться прежде чем закапываться дальше. В этой статье мы разберем такую сущность как Job и как на самом деле под капотом отменяются корутины, в общем будет интересно, погнали!

https://habr.com/ru/articles/873076/

#kotlin #coroutines #android #internals #kotlin_coroutines #coroutines_internals #kotlin_coroutines_internals #computer_science

Finally, all cleaned, repaired, cables plugged in, routed, grouped, restrained, and tidied. It really is a beautiful piece of German engineering.
#workstation
#computer
#internals
#teardownfixrebuild2025
#bequiet

Final shot of the finished (new) cable arrangement on the rear-side panel of the workstation. The cables are less tightly bound and flow more naturally now, giving it a more organic feel. The lines are curved, grouped neatly, and with far less in the way of cable ties, velcro straps, and other bindings. The straps that are visible are grey, and they say "be silent!" in white on them. It is a more white, cleaner, look, from the beginning. Note that this will not really be seen almost ever - only by me, when I open the side panel for maintenance. I STILL need it to be neat for me.

Final shot of the internals of the processor side of the case (open). The CPU cooling unit has been inverted, so now the bulbous little fan is on top of the upside-down black coffin-shaped geometric shape. The radiator hoses, in webbed grey with white stripes, look even more neat than before as they lead away below the white "deck" and the white floor paneling of the case (though one is absent, revealing a well-perforated white metal mesh below). The black radiator (left) stands tall and clean. Two black fans looking down upon the scene from above. The GEFORCE RTX card (card? more like a BLOCK of metal!) by msi is still inverted. All very high contrast and primarily white with black detail. The cabling is grouped similarly, though neater, than before. Even the few traces of colour at the edges have been tidied somewhat. It is quite a spacious case, with the motherboard taking up only two thirds of the available space. Spartan. Spacey. Dave, we are ready for boot!

Looks like a tiny set for a sci-fi stop-motion feature!
#workstation
#computer
#internals
#teardownfixrebuild2025
#bequiet

Mid-distance shot of my workspace for the "operation". It shows the L-shaped "set", a white, spring-balanced folding desk lamp with inbuilt magnifier shining down upon it, and in the background the now-hollow computer case. Cleaning supplies and various tools are visible to the right, such as isopropyl alcohol, tweezers, a green microfibre glass cloth, and other bits and pieces. It really does look like I'm about to start shooting the new Wallace And Grommit "in space" edition.

The L-shaped section stood up on its side (such that the L shape itself lays flat on the white desk) so that it now seems to resemble two adjoined walls of a set from a tiny sci-fi film. The stark black circuitry and white and aluminium panelling is quite reminiscent of the opening scenes of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope. A natural toned lamp illuminates the "set" from above.

Unplug all the cables and snip the cable ties from all the harnesses... (I always take photos so I know where things were originally)
#workstation
#computer
#internals
#teardownfixrebuild2025
#bequiet

My left hand holding back three sets of webbed black power cables and connectors that were feeding into the graphics card. The CPU has been removed, as has the RAM, revealing rows of pins and capacitors beneath the CPU socket. This is but one of several reference shots I take during any major operation to make it easier for me to retrace my steps should I need to.

Reverse side, where before there were cable ties and tightly bound runs of straight cables, most have now been disconnected, ties cut out, and they hang freely, ready to allow me to remove the main sabot of the mainboard.

The L-shaped metal bracket which holds the motherboard, rear sockets, and the rear case fan, now rests in my hand, still connected by a few power cables at the base. This truly is like surgery. The near-bare skeleton frame of the computer resembles bones. Two fans are still in place at the underside of the top. They are also black, as is the 420-size radiator, which takes up the entire front wall of the tower (fans are on the other side of the radiator). The room is grey with white trims and it is comfortably bright daylight.

Okay. Here's where it started...
#teardownfixrebuild2025
#before
#workstation
#internals
#computer
#bequiet

The internals of my primary workstation/rig. I designed it for 3D rendering, so it is stacked with a bunch of expensive (was at the time) hardware. Note that it is in inverted configuration to make it as quiet as possible (the radiator hoses don't reach around the monstrous graphics card the other way). The aesthetic is primarily white and black, with some aluminium/silver. There are braid-wrapped grey hoses with white stripes, curling their way to the CPU, which looks like a little black coffin with a tiny fan at the bottom in a bubble. Overall quite neat, even for a starting point. The case is white and the motherboard is black with white details. One or two other colours make their way in at the fringes with colour coded wires, but that's it. It is high contrast and very stark. That's why it got the nickname tk421 initially.

Same state of the workstation, other side (with panel removed). A central small black PCB is visible, with straight, black, folded, wires, zip-tied into rigid lines. There are black grommets that the black wires pass through in the otherwise white case, which further mask their existence. I hate seeing wires. The PCB is the independent fan controller of the case, which is a "be quiet! 802". A column of white bays rises up on the right side, while underneath, the power supply of the system, also black, with black, webbing-wrapped wires, is shrouded in darkness.

Understanding UEFI: How It Works and Its Internals

The Unified Extensible Firmware Interface (UEFI) is a modern firmware interface between a computer's operating system and its hardware. Designed to overcome the limitations of the older BIOS (Basic Input/Output System), UEFI offers enhanced functionality, improved performance, and better security. Here’s a comprehensive look at how UEFI works and its internals.

#UEFI #Internals #Boot #Computer #Science #BIOS

I was planning on using #libgit2 for my next project, and I wanted a bit of crash course on #git #internals, and came across this absolutely fantastic series of tutorials on #YouTube by Omer Rosenbaum. If you want to dig into git in more detail, these are a great place to start. https://youtu.be/fWMKue-WBok?si=yygfpQ-il-G4EeCN

#Internals

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