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How I ended up writing a new real-time kernel [Dmitry Frank]
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Reversing and Exploiting Samsung's NPU (Part1) - Impalabs Blog
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| | This series of blog posts aims to describe and explain the internals of a recent addition to Samsung's system-on-chips, namely their Neural Processing Unit. The first part digs into the internals of the NPU and the second one focuses on the exploitation of some vulnerabilities we found in the implementation. If you're interested in reversing a minimal OS, want to understand how Android interacts with peripherals and do exploitation like it's the early 2000's, this series might be for you.
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Thoughts on Programming Languages | Pekka Laiho
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| | Website and personal blog of Pekka Laiho, software engineer and financial enthusiast.
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Kernel development [LWN.net]
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Things I Learnt in 2011 -
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| Automation is good. People make or break a project. ThanksJoel. Coding the right tests is hard, but infinitely valuable. "Cutting edge development" describes the processes and principles, not the technologies. Software must be tested in a representative environment. Knowing the gaps between marketing and reality in your vendor's software is valuable. The timing of a discussion directly influences its outcome. Metrics are useful but can be gamed.