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Software is done. You can now reverse engineer anything.Meet REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), an open-source toolthat le...
10/13/2026

Software is done. You can now reverse engineer anything.

Meet REA (Reverse Engineer Anything), an open-source toolthat lets Al agents inspect software without access to itsSource code.

Native binaries, desktop applications, JavaScript, Electron,Android APKs, websites, firmware, and more.

Connect it to Claude Code, Codex, or Cursor throughMCPYour agent can inspect compiled code, trace functions,analyze runtime behavior, understand how features work,and reconstruct implementations.

No source code required.The barrier between usingsoftware and understanding how it works is gettingsmaller.67,000+ GitHub stars.

Fully open source

10/11/2026

A developer named Andy Gao built a voice-controlled computer assistant for his Mac using Jev, a new model from TypeSafe AI. In a demo posted on X on September 18, he starts saying “open the notes app and create…” and the app opens before he even finishes the command. Jev launched on September 15 and works differently from a chatbot. Instead of writing out text, it makes fast decisions for other software to act on, often in a fraction of a second. That speed lets the assistant start responding while you’re still speaking. In this demo, Jev handles the decision to open an app. It does not see the screen or type by itself, so Andy’s other code handles those actions. Would you use a voice assistant that starts acting before you finish talking? Source: X / Andy Gao What are your thoughts on this? 🤔💬

10/08/2026

No fan. No blades. No vibration. 🤯❄️

This is ionic cooling — using electric fields to create airflow and cool electronics without traditional fans.

The future of silent, ultra-thin laptop & PC cooling might look like this. ⚡💻

Would you use a completely fanless laptop? 👀

10/08/2026

Why doesn’t a ball fly off a spinning disc? 🌀⚽

This strange physics experiment looks impossible at first. Put a ball on a rotating disc and give it a small push — instead of flying off, the ball starts moving in a surprisingly perfect circle.

The reason involves rolling motion, friction, relative velocity and rotational motion. The changing speed of the spinning disc keeps influencing the ball’s motion and creates this fascinating circular path.

And here’s the crazy part 👀
For a solid ball, 7 rotations of the disc correspond to 2 revolutions of the ball (7:2). For a hollow ball like a ping-pong ball, the ratio becomes 5:2.

Physics isn’t always intuitive — sometimes the most surprising motion has a beautiful mathematical explanation. 🧠🔬

Did you expect the ball to fly off? 👇

Save this reel to understand it later 🔖
Share it with someone who loves physics and science.

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10/08/2026

While accepting the 2024 Nobel Prize in Physics for foundational work behind artificial neural networks, he used the moment to focus on the risks that come with increasingly powerful AI. Some of those risks are already here. He has warned about authoritarian governments using AI for mass surveillance, cybercriminals becoming more capable, increasingly convincing manipulation and scams, autonomous weapons, and the possibility of AI being used to create dangerous biological threats. But his biggest concern goes further. He believes AI systems are likely to eventually become more intelligent than humans. And once that happens, the question becomes whether humanity can reliably keep systems smarter than us under our control. His answer today is that nobody knows for certain.

09/30/2026

ChatGPT just launched ULTRAFAST mode and it’s INSANE

09/25/2026

AI IS LEARNING TO SPOT DANGEROUS ROCK SLOPES What looks like a simple pile of rocks can be analyzed using computer vision and geotechnical monitoring to identify slope features, surface changes, and potential instability. Modern systems can combine cameras, LiDAR, drones, and sensors to monitor hazardous terrain.

09/24/2026

No cameras, no wearables, and no video feeds required. By analyzing how radio waves bounce around a room, the software determines the exact number of people present and maps their locations in real time. Would you feel comfortable knowing Wi-Fi can track your movement? Let us know in the comments!

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