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How To Use REA To Clone Any Software In Minutes

Reverse Engineer Anything (REA) is the viral GitHub repo that lets AI agents like Claude Code and Codex look inside an app and rebuild it. I show what REA is, how its skill and MCP tools work, how to install it with Hopper for binary analysis, and how I used it to clone Wispr Flow, the voice-to-text app I use daily, with a hotkey, note taker and local transcription. My take: code is no longer the moat. Your brand and users are.

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I spent seven years as a senior software engineer at Amazon and Microsoft. Now I build AI apps like bookzero.ai with Claude Code.

@Crimson-f1l Finally someone not doing legal bullshits and showing actual how-to stuff 2 likes

@UnfairerVorteil It really is insane

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Josh Panebianco

Aug 9 · archived 6d ago

2 books that explain how the world actually works

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0:00 Two books that explain how the world

0:02 actually works. The first book is Why

0:04 Nations Fail: The Origins of Power,

0:06 Prosperity, and Poverty.

0:08 In this book, the author shows it's not

0:10 actually about location, resources, or…

@andresbustamante6077 Why Nations Fail and Debt are excellent books, but they don't explain every detail of how the world works. I'd personally recommend reading Seeing Like a State and The Narrow Corridor if you've already read Debt and Why Nations Fail.

@BKNeifert Well, it has a lot more to do with culture, than the moving of wealth. That's one aspect is the ability for the citizens to build wealth, but it's too simple. Some nations, the citizens build wealth, but they're absolute terror to live in, because there's no law or order, and that in effect causes another nation to conquer them, like the Aztecs; or Rome when they were sacked by the Visigoths, Vandals and Goths.

There were some interesting interplay, Theodorus the Great took over Rome, dispelled with the Senate, put Boethius in prison and executed him. This led to a dark age, which again relapsed when they put Boniface to death. It's generally, when the structure becomes corrupt. And the citizens can be a whole part of that corruption. You see in Israel, when Nebuchadnezzar sacked them, they were destabilized, and alienated from their history and virtue. They had an entirely novel culture at that time. During Isaiah, you could say it was the elite, but during Jeremiah, it was just the people's fault, really. They were really bad. 1 like

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L’Information Finance

Sep 21 · archived Sep 22

Les milliardaires ne se contentent pas de lire davantage : ils lisent différemment.

Ces 18 livres ont façonné 18 des penseurs les plus fortunés au monde.

Si vous souhaitez adopter leur état d’esprit, commencez par les livres dont ils ne parlent pas publiquement.

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Sabiaz

Jul 8 · archived Jul 9

Need a simple story/mapguide like this in chronological order !

Hey ppl so i found this simple map on a YT video long ago which was talking abt how a new player should go on about the story/lore in chronological order, but since i figured the video was kinda old i thought to oost this here see if anybody can maybe make a similer sinple map and post it somewhere! Cuz i personally love doing side quests and finishing maps one by one so i want something like this to go on!

jason81175 Google “what order should I play ESO for (insert your choice here) Jul 9 1 like

Sabiaz Author Yah but i wanted a cool visual map like the post instead of wordbloat guides, there's just sm about a map or 2 drawn out and saying 12 3 and don't forget this extra thing here 💢, but thats just me tho. Jul 9 1 like

ShirewolfSystem Cyrodil has story? Jul 8 1 like

Lamps-Ahoy Imp city does Jul 9 5 likes

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Bengamey_974

Apr 26 · archived Jul 8

ESO's guide for story purpose (V6)

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Arasaka_au I've been playing through chronologically and your guides have been instrumental in keeping me on track, and I have enjoyed the game much more as a result. It would be like reading a book by picking random chapters without it. Thanks for keeping it up to date. Jun 12, 2024 1 like

Khajiit-ify Just wanted to chip in a thanks as well! I finally have time to get back into ESO and was looking for an updated guide like this because I wanted to start over fresh since it's been years. You're doing good work. ♥ Jun 19, 2024 1 like

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Antoine Vigneau | NoCode & IA

Apr 19 · archived Jun 9

Gemma 4 LOCAL : Remplace Claude GRATUITEMENT (100% offline 🤯)

Ton propre LLM local, chez toi, 100% offline, zéro abonnement, zéro fuite de données. Google DeepMind vient de sortir Gemma 4. Un modèle open source qui rivalise avec Claude Sonnet et dans cette vidéo, je t'explique comment l'installer sur ton Mac ou ton PC, le configurer avec LM Studio, activer les connecteurs MCP via Docker, et le connecter à tous tes outils (n8n, OpenClaw, Claude Code). À la fin, tu as ton propre LLM local.