Comments by "kxmode" (@kxmode) on "LaurieWired" channel.

  1. If Seinfeld was a programmer
    41
  2.  @OhhCrapGuy  Seinfield was known for episodes about nothing.
    31
  3. I've seen obfuscated JS code that includes bit shifting, which is insanely difficult to reverse engineering. For example: // Original Code let result = 160; // Obfuscated Code let result = (5 << 5); // Bit shifting 5 left by 5 bits, equivalent to multiplying 5 by 2^5 Here's a basic combination of hexadecimal and bit shifting: let color = (1 << 24) | (0xFF << 16) | (0x90 << 8) | 0x88; And the mothership consisting of variable renaming, hexadecimal conversion, bit shifting, string encoding: let c = (1 << 24); c |= parseInt('FF', 16) << 16; c |= (0x90 << 8); c |= 0x88; let encodedString = 'c |= ' + (0x88).toString() + ';'; eval(encodedString); Of course, with AI, reversing engineering small JS code snippets is probably very easy to do.
    5
  4. I think she's being extra careful to isolate the output to the console
    4
  5. I wonder if the following would work: #include <stdio.h> #define ✌return #define 😎 0 int main() { ✌😎; }
    2
  6. At my job I created an image extraction and upscaler tool in Python. I used AI via Roboflow (custom-trained) to locate objects within a given pixel coordinate, extract them including some surrounding area into a 1000 × 1000 pixel image, and then leveraged the CUDA driver for high-speed upscaling. It was an incredibly fun challenge—especially since I had never done anything like it before! 👍 As far as I know, nothing like it exists.
    2
  7.  @kurdm1482 well, yeah, you can look at the abstract syntax tree, but it still requires reversing engineering it.
    1
  8. 10:04 <grabs popcorn> "This is gonna be good!" 😄
    1
  9. The classic eating a gummy worm while staring at pi.
    1
  10. I love how "recurse" takes on a different meaning in this context (the app is being cursed to death!). Maybe even a triple entente if you repeatedly curse as the program collapses. 😀
    1
  11. Oh, I know that background! SEATTLE. It is one of my most favorite cities! Pike Place is amazing! 😃
    1
  12.  @DavidLindes  hmm... good to know. always thought console.log was a way to sandbox the code. A good note to self.
    1