THE REPORTS
The long-form stuff from the bench: audits, comparisons, and build post-mortems — researched deep, sourced, and written to be argued with. Where a number couldn’t be verified, the text says so — in the open, not in a retraction. Pick a shelf, or take them all.
REA Clone Targets — Products We Could Rebuild
Fourteen real products whose money-making core is reverse-engineering-powered analysis — each with verified pricing, the clone case for REA, and the moat that doesn’t dissolve. Ranked by clone-ability × revenue potential — enthusiasm was not a ranking factor.
Read the report →Popular REA Clone Targets — Free First
REA went hyper-viral — but verified end-to-end clones are scarce, small, and mostly single-feature. Virality, it turns out, is not a build log. What people are actually cloning, what you can get for $0, and every claim evidence-labelled.
Read the report →VRAM Spillover — The Generation That Didn’t Die
When a local model runs out of GPU memory mid-answer, the whole generation dies. This system hands the live answer off to a smaller model instead — the concept, the measured proof, and the prior-art comparison. Spoiler: the answer survives.
Read the report →Public Website Hosting — Cheapest vs Most Ownership vs Most Functional
The whole hosting field compared three ways, with provider-verified pricing kept strictly separate from community signal, and marketing copy treated as a claim, not a source. Yes — this is the research that picked the host you’re reading it on.
Read the report →The Probability Desk — Sports Betting Analytics Platform Research
Not a sportsbook — a decision layer on top of every book. Pull every price, strip the vig, compute your own probability, and surface a bet only when your number beats the best price anywhere.
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