this is f**king insane. CAPCOM just open sourced a .NET data engine that outruns System.Text.Json FOR FREE. and whoever signed off on open sourcing their actual game engine tech has bigger balls than sense... RE:Dox is the structured data engine CAPCOM built inside REX, the tech behind their next-gen game engine. it parses JSON, JSON5, CBOR, MessagePack, TOML, XML, HTML, CSV, INI, and their own DOX format into one compact token DOM, then reads, edits, converts, and serializes straight off that structure. most .NET devs are stuck picking one of two evils: System.Text.Json is fast but its JsonDocument is read-only, so any real edit means rebuilding a managed object tree. Newtonsoft.Json is flexible but you pay for it in allocation and speed on every single request. nobody ships a tool that gives you both for nothing. / on canada.json, RE:Dox deserializes 1.68x faster than System.Text.Json, and 2.84x faster running in parallel / citm_catalog.json comes in at 1.77x faster sequential, 2.25x faster parallel, 1.62x faster on serialize / canada.json allocates about 2.56 MB with RE:Dox against roughly 8.53 MB for System.Text.Json / twitter.json still gains 1.36x on deserialize and 2.34x in parallel mode / the token DOM stays mutable, so you add, remove, and reorder fields without replacing the whole document that's not a toy benchmark, that's the same engine logic CAPCOM runs internally, handed out under Apache-2.0. repo link: [github.com/CAPCOM-TD-OSS/RED…] a AAA studio doesn't open source its core data layer unless it's confident nothing beats it. someone building a real-time inventory system for a Unity or Godot project swaps their serializer for this and watches GC pressure drop on the next profiler run. every sprint you keep allocating 3x more memory than you need to, someone else already switched. most people will scroll past a .NET benchmark post, don't be the one still fighting System.Text.Json next month.

OpenAI buildt Dots behind closed doors. this repo gives you the same idea for free, self-hosted, MIT licensed. and whoever open sourced this two days after OpenDots dropped has bigger balls than sense... OpenDots is an open source template for always-on AI coworkers. Each one gets a name, a role, and its own computer: browser, files, terminal, all persistent across sessions. Most AI assistants forget everything the second you close the tab. You re-explain context every morning, re-paste the same brief, re-upload the same files. Nothing persists, nothing has its own workspace, and you can't just hand it a task and walk away. Here's what OpenDots actually does about that: > each Dot keeps its own browser profile and workspace files, persisted across stop and start > ask it to draft something, it shows you the draft first, you approve or decline before it saves > switches between chat, voice calls, and Slack, same conversation context, same tool permissions throughout > organizes saved work into Spaces, searchable, nested subpages, full editor > 1009 stars and 118 forks within days of release the human-in-the-loop approval step is the part that matters: the agent pauses, you say yes or no, nothing gets saved behind your back. one builder is already running a researcher Dot and a writer Dot side by side, one finds things, the other drafts them, both reviewed before anything touches a real document. repo link: [github.com/CopilotKit/OpenDo…] it's MIT licensed, alpha stage, self-hosted, and built on CopilotKit and AG-UI. every day it sits unstarred, someone else is already cloning it and shipping their own version. grab this before it stops being a quiet alpha.

wow this guy really made $1,200,000+ on Polymarket arbitrage. and somehow, no one talks about him. while this guy is exploiting order book and makes money out of nowhere. other traders just pay for his winnings. wallet: polymarket.com/@0xb55fa1296e… this cannot be legal.

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