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GTA V is running on an iPhone right now. The full game, 60fps, no cloud streaming, no emulator, no jailbreak. One guy did it in a few days, and how he pulled it off is a bigger problem for Rockstar than the game itself.
Some background first. On October 6 a site called https://t.co/E417U5uyHf let you play GTA V inside a Chrome tab. It streamed about 700MB instead of the official 105GB install, and analysts widely believe it was built from the GTA V source code that leaked in September. Take-Two killed the site within hours, but by then the browser build was already sitting on hard drives all over the world.
This developer grabbed that WebAssembly version and recompiled it into a native iPhone app. He stripped out the browser entirely and pointed the graphics at Apple's Metal, so the whole game now runs in 1.1GB of RAM. The Xbox 360 that GTA V launched on in 2013 had 512MB total.
The part I'd actually pay attention to is buried in his replies, where he mentions it "doesn't require JIT."
Apple bans apps from generating code while they run, and that one rule is why console emulators have been crippled on iPhone for a decade. Emulators translate the game live, so Apple can block them. This approach translates everything ahead of time, before the app ever touches your phone, which leaves Apple with nothing to block. A modder used the same trick in 2024 to get Majora's Mask, a Nintendo 64 game, running at 4K on PC.
Take-Two can take down a website in an afternoon, and they did. They can't take down a technique. Once a game's code leaks, turning it into a native app for any device you want is a weekend project now, and the proof just shipped on the most locked-down phone on earth.
GTA V took five years and a reported $265 million to build. The iPhone port took one bored developer a few days.
Atlassian's CEO after firing the engineer who built their $1.79B infrastructure and the guy released a 38-minute breakdown of everything he built, free for anyone to copy
🚨 Claude Code just deleted 2.5 years of production data.
And honestly? The developer deserved it.
> No deletion protection on the database and remote state storage
> Gave Claude Code full access to run Terraform on production and didn't even review the commands before they executed
> In a blink of an eye, 2.5 years of records gone. Bro's whole setup got Fucked.
> Claude Code didn't "go rogue." It did exactly what it was told.
> The AI worked perfectly.
You wouldn't hand a stranger the keys to your house, leave the door open, and blame them for walking in.
But sure. Blame Claude.
JUST IN: Claude Code’s full source code just leaked.
hidden features found:
> kairos - an unreleased autonomous daemon mode with background sessions and memory consolidation. always on agent.
> buddy system - a full tamagotchi pet system. 18 species, rarity tiers, shiny variants, stats.
> undercover mode - auto activated for Anthropic employees on public repos. strips AI attribution from commits. no off switch.
> coordinator mode - turns Claude into an orchestrator managing parallel worker agents.
> auto mode - is an AI classifier that auto approves tool permissions. no more prompts.
not sure if we’re ever seeing these again.
‼️Do not npm install or deploy anything right now
Supply chain attack on axios 1.14.1 - even if you don’t use axios it may be a nested dep.
Pin versions or wait until this is resolved