On solving the Jane Street Reverse Engineering Challenge | jestoph’s tech blog
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Or: Why do I always do things the hard way?
Or: Why do I always do things the hard way? Jane Street periodically puts out challenges, and this one thoroughly nerd-sniped me and sent me down a month-long rabbit hole that I’m only now emerging from. This post is an overview of how I solved it with a combination of hard-headedness and sleep deprivation. It’s going to be decently technical, but in future posts I’ll go over the specifics of each step if people are interested. For some background I’d recommend looking at the original post on the Jane Street blog here - Can you reverse Engineer an ASIC? And if you ever want to read the…
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