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I’m officially done building my 2D browser game 🎮
Gorilla Rampage 2D — built with AI (Google Gemini) + plain HTML5 Canvas & JavaScript.
Inspired by the viral “100 men vs gorilla” debate.
▶️ Live demo: gorillavs100.com
Shipped. Learned a lot. On to videos next.
Gorilla Rampage 2D — built with AI (Google Gemini) + plain HTML5 Canvas & JavaScript.
Inspired by the viral “100 men vs gorilla” debate.
▶️ Live demo: gorillavs100.com
Shipped. Learned a lot. On to videos next.
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Damn creating and shooting content feels like a humiliation ritual sometimes,
Begging and asking friends to watch , like , share and engage 🤣🤣
I wonder people who don't have alternative sources of income feel like if content is their only source of income and hope.
Begging and asking friends to watch , like , share and engage 🤣🤣
I wonder people who don't have alternative sources of income feel like if content is their only source of income and hope.
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Using the REA reverse engineering repo to build a website builder and then use the website builder to build a website.
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I built a website builder with the REA Repo and used it to build a website.
#webdevelopment #reverseengineering #codex #Claude
#webdevelopment #reverseengineering #codex #Claude
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I used REA and Codex to build a website builder around GrapesJS. Then I used that builder to make
a website.
I recorded the five versions and the finished result.
Full experiment:youtu.be/qEY4QGfgPTM?si…
a website.
I recorded the five versions and the finished result.
Full experiment:youtu.be/qEY4QGfgPTM?si…
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Rama Ken retweeted
Reverse engineer any app with an AI agent!
REA gives coding agents the tools to inspect shipped software, understand how a feature works, and recreate that behavior in your own project even when you don’t have the original source code.
You can point your agent at an app or a k it to investigate how that behavior is implemented.
REA handles the reverse-engineering layer underneath. It can inspect native binaries, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET applications, websites, and other packaged software, then return the evidence behind what it found.
The agent can follow that evidence across functions, imports, strings, modules, runtime behavior, and other parts of the application until it has enough context to explain how the feature actually works.
The useful part is what happens after that.
Your coding agent can take those findings and build a version of the same behavior for your own project, adapted to your stack and requirements.
So if you like how search, offline mode, sync, or another feature works inside an app, you can ask the agent to investigate that specific behavior instead of trying to infer everything from the UI.
REA also keeps the investigation evidence alongside its conclusions, so the agent can show why it believes something works a certain way instead of simply guessing.
And it doesn’t claim to magically recover the original source code. The goal is to understand the shipped software well enough to reconstruct the behavior.
Key capabilities:
- Inspect apps and features without access to the original source
- Reverse engineer native, JavaScript, Electron, .NET, and browser targets
- Trace how a feature works across functions, modules, imports, and runtime behavior
- Return evidence and limitations behind each conclusion
- Recreate the learned behavior inside your own project with a coding agent
REA works through both MCP and CLI, so tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents can use the same reverse-engineering workflow directly.
100% open source.
REA gives coding agents the tools to inspect shipped software, understand how a feature works, and recreate that behavior in your own project even when you don’t have the original source code.
You can point your agent at an app or a k it to investigate how that behavior is implemented.
REA handles the reverse-engineering layer underneath. It can inspect native binaries, JavaScript and Electron apps, .NET applications, websites, and other packaged software, then return the evidence behind what it found.
The agent can follow that evidence across functions, imports, strings, modules, runtime behavior, and other parts of the application until it has enough context to explain how the feature actually works.
The useful part is what happens after that.
Your coding agent can take those findings and build a version of the same behavior for your own project, adapted to your stack and requirements.
So if you like how search, offline mode, sync, or another feature works inside an app, you can ask the agent to investigate that specific behavior instead of trying to infer everything from the UI.
REA also keeps the investigation evidence alongside its conclusions, so the agent can show why it believes something works a certain way instead of simply guessing.
And it doesn’t claim to magically recover the original source code. The goal is to understand the shipped software well enough to reconstruct the behavior.
Key capabilities:
- Inspect apps and features without access to the original source
- Reverse engineer native, JavaScript, Electron, .NET, and browser targets
- Trace how a feature works across functions, modules, imports, and runtime behavior
- Return evidence and limitations behind each conclusion
- Recreate the learned behavior inside your own project with a coding agent
REA works through both MCP and CLI, so tools like Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other coding agents can use the same reverse-engineering workflow directly.
100% open source.
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Gorilla vs 100 men has a new Captain Mode where you can now be the caption and deploy army towards the gorilla at Gorillavs100.com
#gorillavs100men #2dgame #ai #chatgpt
#gorillavs100men #2dgame #ai #chatgpt
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New enemy features and mode coming to the gameplay of gorilla vs 100 men 2d game #gorillavs100men #2dgame
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Rama Ken retweeted
AI allows people with good ideas and initiative to get ahead. That’s exactly why some people hate it.
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AI can do more junior work. Those tasks also help beginners become experts.
If companies hire fewer juniors, where will their senior employees come from ten years from now?
What did your first job teach you?
#FutureOfWork
If companies hire fewer juniors, where will their senior employees come from ten years from now?
What did your first job teach you?
#FutureOfWork
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Gorilla vs 100 men , captain mode coming soon o. Gorillavs100.com
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Rama Ken retweeted
✨ side-quested so hard this week i built a football game like FIFA ⚽ 🎮
it has a 🇰🇪 setting for now , but i'll expand by the end of next week 😄
inspired by FIFA 14 ( imo the best edition )
free , in your browser.
hope you like it
→ soka.david.ke
it has a 🇰🇪 setting for now , but i'll expand by the end of next week 😄
inspired by FIFA 14 ( imo the best edition )
free , in your browser.
hope you like it
→ soka.david.ke
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