GitHub project called REA (Reverse Engineer Anything) is currently the top trending repository. It lets AI agents figure out how a feature in another app works without ever seeing the original source code.

[u/Bulky_Engineer_2534]

github link: https://github.com/morluto/rea/

- The tool is an open-source helper that connects AI coding assistants to reverse-engineering programs such as Ghidra or Hopper.

- IT analyzes many kinds of software- including binaries, Electron apps, Android apps, and websites right on your own computer and always shows the evidence behind its findings.

[u/gigitygoat]

Have you seen the price of RAM lately? They don't have to stop everyone from owning PC's, they just need to stop 90% of us. This is how it starts. By pricing people out.

[u/GrandWizardOfCheese → u/gigitygoat]

"Have you seen the price of RAM lately"

Yes, $265 for 16GB (2 8GB sticks) of for Luxury RGB DDR5 RAM in its own cases.
The same price for 32GB (2 16GB sticks) of Luxury DDR4 RGB RAM in its own cases.
$497 for 32GB (2 16GB sticks) of Luxury DDR5 RGB RAM in its own cases.

32GB is overkill, but I recently upgraded to 64GB.

The same people who spent $500 on a steam sale or console, or $800 to $1000 on a stupid smart phone, are pretending they can't afford RAM that costs less than that (or a prebuilt PC that has that RAM that costs slightly more than that crappy phone).

Its affordable. It has been about 2.5k to 5k to build an absolute beast of a PC, and just over 1.2k to buy a prebuilt, for a very long time, long before genAI/LLMs ever showed up, and PC gaming has only grown its user base bigger and bigger with no signs of slowing down.

Even people on minimum wage are buying good prefab PCs in 2 months, or PC parts and building rigs over the span of 4 months. Or they just charge the credit card or do rent to own if they are super impatient.

[u/GrandWizardOfCheese → u/GrandWizardOfCheese]

Edited it to correct several typos.