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VMProtect (SRC, Not Full).zip
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VMProtect (Source Code) LEAKED
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* https://github.com/Alukym/VMProtect-Source
Links:
* bbs.kanxue.com/thread-277192.htm
* https://github.com/Alukym/VMProtect-Source
RE Tools / Books
VMProtect (SRC, Not Full).zip
Some files are stripped. Apparently from the first time it got leaked.
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The Magic Nix Cache, a GitHub Action for speeding up your Nix workflows https://determinate.systems/posts/magic-nix-cache
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Introducing the Magic Nix Cache
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Flattening ASTs (and Other Compiler Data Structures) (Score: 150+ in 6 hours)
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Flattening ASTs (and Other Compiler Data Structures)
This is an introduction to data structure flattening, a special case of arena allocation that is a good fit for programming language implementations.We build a simple interpreter twice, the normal way and the flat way, and show that some fairly mechanical…
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How to write a great README (Score: 150+ in 11 hours)
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How to Write a Great README
This article explores what makes a great project README, how Appsmith made ours as accessible as possible and provides examples of other effective READMEs.
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Putting the “You” in CPU (Score: 151+ in 8 hours)
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Putting the "You" in CPU
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Forwarded from Raj
Morning all, wanted to know if Golang’s Fiber (gofiber.io) is popular for new applications these days. Ie compared to other web frameworks.
It shows good benchmarks but I noticed that most turnkey projects in SEA don’t use them.
Any idea why? Is there an inherent GC issue?
It shows good benchmarks but I noticed that most turnkey projects in SEA don’t use them.
Any idea why? Is there an inherent GC issue?
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fiber isn't net/http compatible so you might need extra steps (adapter) if want to integrate many third party libraries dealing with the router/mux like some middlewares.
also uses fasthttp library, so no http2 support
do your own real-world measurements but router speed is negligible in the grand scheme of things. I/O things like db/network, and even serialisation like json is going to be more of a bottleneck.
also uses fasthttp library, so no http2 support
do your own real-world measurements but router speed is negligible in the grand scheme of things. I/O things like db/network, and even serialisation like json is going to be more of a bottleneck.
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Yeah, it has been an age old discussion on fasthttp vs net http. But I thought the benefits of speed may have outweigh the cons.
Also, I believe http2 is already available for fasthttp?
Agree on the IO bottle necks.
I’m basically familiar with the old school methods and some old frameworks.
Trying to give go a try on a new project. It’s heavy on IO and web sockets as well.
Also, I believe http2 is already available for fasthttp?
Agree on the IO bottle necks.
I’m basically familiar with the old school methods and some old frameworks.
Trying to give go a try on a new project. It’s heavy on IO and web sockets as well.