REA has turned reverse engineering into an everyday task for AI agents. Drawing on conversations with reverse engineers in the security industry, a look at how software protection, cracking and cloning, and this reverse engineering craze might change once the barrier is gone.
An avatar may be a tiny image, but behind it are a relationship, a memory from a trip, and a game we both love. That means more to me than the image itself.
Starting with whether someone can ever truly understand "red," I found myself wondering why AI so often fails to understand "that earlier one." Language may work less like a container and more like an index into experience, while project work depends on a history that others can pick up and continue.
On how to write a good README.
I played singles twice recently. Compared to doubles, it is much more physically demanding, and the court feels bigger...
After switching proxy clients, GitHub, YouTube, and ChatGPT web pages all work, but Codex can't connect. The issue lies in system proxy, process environment, and command-line networking being different layers.
A discussion on open source issues sparked by a derivative work of Mole, along with reflections on how AI lowering the barrier to coding impacts open source.
Switching from Next.js to Astro.
Yesterday I listened to Episode E227 of the podcast 知行小酒馆, titled "The Economics of Exhaustion: Why has technology advanced, yet we feel more tired?" The content of this episode happened to resonate with my recent sense of fatigue.
I thought I could keep learning as I age, but I just can't keep up, not at all...