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The Assembly Rosetta Stone technique leverages a piece of C code. When compiled and analyzed in the desired assembly language, it offers insights into critical elements such as register names, size, stack usage, and architectural conventions. By utilizing this technique, individuals can quickly familiarize themselves with the fundamentals of assembly, transforming perceived complexities into manageable concepts.
To illustrate this, the author shares their journey of relearning ARM 64-bit architecture using this Rosetta Stone method. The approach is inspired by Tim Ferriss's insights into language learning, highlighting how comprehension can be built upon understanding the fundamental structures of a language.