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- Indexed videos, last 90 days
- 11
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- Jul 25, 2026
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- ~272 subscribers
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- Jul 8, 2026
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RuView: WiFi Can See Through Walls — Detects Your Heartbeat & Breathing with AI (opens the original)
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RuView is the open-source spatial intelligence system that transforms commodity WiFi into a through-wall sensor. No cameras. No wearables. Just the radio waves already bouncing around your room. In this video, we break down how RuView captures Channel State Information from a $9 ESP32, processes it through a Transformer-GNN hybrid, and delivers contactless presence detection, breathing and heart rate monitoring, and full-body pose estimation — all running locally on a Raspberry Pi. What makes Ru
Hallmark's Secret: What Makes AI Design Actually Good (opens the original)
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Every AI-generated website looks identical. Purple gradient. Inter font. Centered layout. Your Claude Code and Cursor produce the exact same template as everyone else's. One developer found a way to break out of the training data. Six minutes that will change how your agent builds UI. ⏱ CHAPTERS 0:00 — The Problem: AI Slop 0:10 — Why Every AI Site Looks the Same 0:54 — Before vs After: Hallmark Comparison 1:16 — What Is Hallmark 1:24 — The Four Verbs: BUILD, AUDIT, REDESIGN, STUDY 2:00 — Twenty
This Open Source AI Deploys a Team of Hackers to Find Your Bugs (opens the original)
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AI writes more of your code than you do. So who's actually checking it forvulnerabilities? Strix deploys a team of autonomous AI agents to hack your app, prove the bugs are real, and open pull requests to fix them. I cloned it, ran it, and dug into how the agent army actually hunts — and what it costs you. In this video: what Strix is, how its agents find and fix flaws, and my honest take after running it. Why does it beat a traditional scanner? And where does it fall short? GitHub: https://gith
One Command, Full AI Pentest • Strix CLI Walkthrough (opens the original)
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Want to run it yourself? One command. That's all it takes. ``` pip install strix strix run --target your-app.com ``` Boom. You've got a full AI pentesting team on your machine. 🔧 Python 3.10+ — works on Linux, macOS, Windows ⚡ CLI-first — `strix run` with live agent output scrolling 🔄 CI/CD ready — every pull request gets auto-scanned, fresh pentests on every code change 📊 Structured reports — severity, location, working PoC, fix recommendations (not a wall of noise) Hook it into your pipeline a
Strix — Not One AI. A Whole Hacker Team. (opens the original)
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Ever wish you had a team of hackers on demand? Strix gives you exactly that. Strix isn't one AI. It's a whole team of specialized agents working together: 🕵️ Recon Agent — scans and maps your attack surface 💥 Exploit Agent — attacks with real hacker tools (browser, proxy, shell, sandbox) ✅ Validator Agent — proves every finding with a working exploit Each agent carries real hacker tools — a browser for web attacks, a proxy via Caido, a shell, and a sandbox. They share discoveries, chain vulnerab
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