C and Assembly Developers

[image] grok plugin marketplace add 7etsuo/write-legible-c grok plugin install write-legible-c --trust Grok Build with Grok 4.5 is producing the most beautiful C I have ever seen come out of a model. Every function under 25 lines with one job. Nesting never past depth 2. Zero naked

[video] that's how fast this can be in C btw this is *still* slow because you would not run layout on 5k elements anyway, you would virtualize, but the point of the benchmark is to check the layout algorithm scalability computers are fast.

[text] The frontier moves faster than anyone's resume. Send the email.

[image] Windows Kernel Programming.

[image] embedded machine learning in C on STM32 microcontrollers

[video] This calculator has no if/else, no switch statement. It uses a dispatch table -- an array of structs holding function pointers, walked at runtime to match and execute an operation. operations[] holds a function pointer (compute) in each entry. At runtime, execute_operation walks

[image] Multiple network coding projects in C JB

[image] Learn C from scratch: - 28 lessons in 1 video JB

[video] Grok is quietly turning into an agentic OS. Agents are processes you give custom system prompts to. Connectors are the system services that plug it into Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and whatever else you wire in. Skills are executables that fire from prompts, call connectors, and call

[video] X built curl for their API. Handles OAuth. One-line install, hit any endpoint from your terminal.

[image] C example to simulate "Class"

[image] Design a login device with a physical key JB #SkeletonKey #DIY

[video] How memory, pointers, and data structures work under the hood. Professor Jerry Cain, Programming Paradigms, Stanford (CS107) lecture on generic stacks in C.

[image] Intro to electronics JB

[image] Linux firewall in C JB

[text] the deeper you go, the more everything starts looking like C

[image] The X API is now available worldwide with pay-per-use pricing. X has also released official Python and TypeScript XDKs, an MCP server, xurl for agents, and a local Playground that lets you test the X API without using credits. If you spend on X API

[text] Last day before they remove communities on this platform. Thank you for being part of this over the years.

[image] no one on X seems to be looking at code anymore. but I just love looking at C code can't really explain why

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[image] Mac address changer in C JB

[image] DAD: built with Grok Build, for Grok Build A plugin for long-running autonomous coding workflows Dad supervises Son executes Native 2-pane tmux control 3 loops, Watchdogs, Evidence Gates, Repair, Traces, and Tooling. Install: /plugins tetsuo-ai/dad

[image] Code an msdos operating system in C JB

[video] building a recursive trie in C

[video] “AI is a tool. When I see people saying 99% of our code is written by AI, I get angry because, those same people, I guarantee you 100% of their code is written by compilers, but they never say that. It's exactly the same issue.. “

[image] Coding a bootloader for Linux JB

[image] One of the best C resources that I have seen. "Essential C" by Nick Parlante. It's so so underrated. Give it a go. It's free and ~45 pages.

[video] C Code to Assembly.

[image] Your own pre-processor in C JB

[video] How a buffer overflow overwrites the return address, in C and x86-64.

[image] the C engine is finally ready for prime time, it's name is Kaigen. in the next few days I'll start posting more demos, and re-posting old demos, with playable links and intake forms for a closed beta. if you're a professional game or 3D app developer who wants to give your

[image] Coding a bitmap in C JB

[video] Trained a single layer neural network in C to predict AND GATE from scratch using gradient descent and Batch training of dataset in almost 300K epochs

[image] Just built my first Machine Learning project in pure C A super minimal Linear Regression model that learns to predict house prices from size (sq ft)

[video] Understanding the Windows PE Header and Section Table

[image] computer science from scratch(literally) from semiconductor transistors to programming in c.

[image] Coding a proper Printf in 16bit Assembly JB #OSdev

[image] Project Based Tutorials in C. Everything from computer architecture to game dev to OS internals, all through hands-on builds. Good entry point if you're learning the language and want something concrete to work toward. github .com/7etsuo/project-based-tutorials-in-c

[image] Network mapper in C JB

[image] Your own html language in C JB

[text] that's *exactly* what I've been saying for the past year. C was always the best language for building ultra fast, high quality software. the challenge is just that C can be hard to write correctly. now with LLMs everyone should just be writing C

[video] Built an educational browser lab for buffer overflows with Grok. • 10 labs • IDA-style disasm + graph • gdb (breakpoints, stepi, context) • live stack • from pwn import * in the browser Crash it, step it, pwn it: QT article covers bof's + ROP.

[image] Optimized 1024 * 1024 matrix multiplication in pure C from naive to tiling to SIMD avx register on my i3 2nd gen CPU and benchmark it against OpenBlas and here's the result Feel free to explore, modify, benchmark, or improve it.

[video] First demo: The Minecraft Test. @kaigen3d works great with AI. The difference with Three.js is that when you're done it runs on Windows, Mac, iPhone, Android *and* the Web. (VR soon!) oh and it runs at 330+ FPS on a 6 year old laptop gpu. link to demo + code below🧵

[image] Two years ago, I pushed early boilerplate for CVE-2024-6387 to Git. Hundreds of CN accounts forked it within minutes. I pulled it immediately, given what I was building. Since this exploit has been widely discussed and a patch exists, it's safe to make this public. So I'm doing

[video] A spatial Cache Locality visualizer simulation demonstrating how the CPU fetches a 32-byte cache line of 64-bit float values(i.e. 8-byte each) at once inside the L1 D-cache. So that if it has to access sequential data next, it doesn't have to fetch it from DRAM, saving around

[text] this Thursday 9am PST / 12pm EST I’ll be on the @wookash_podcast talking about my C game engine. we’ll demo some of the code too! hope to see y’all there!

[text] "Modern Microprocessors A 90-Minute Guide!" The article covers: - pipelining (superscalar, OOO, VLIW, branch prediction, predication) - multi-core and simultaneous multi-threading (SMT, hyper-threading) - SIMD vector instructions (MMX/SSE/AVX, AltiVec, NEON/SVE) - caches and the

[image] Excellent resource for learning Hypervisor concepts

[image] The best way to learn the Windows Driver Framework (KMDF/WDF) isn't by reading endless documentation, it's by reading and understanding real sample drivers. No amount of theory can replace the practical experience you gain from studying production-quality examples.