120 FPS in Browser: A Universal Decompiler Steps Closer to Reality
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-29
Developer Mitchell Hynes announced hitting 120 FPS running in the browser, apparently via decompiling native code. Indie developer Yacine reshared it, recalling his own past tweets about building a "universal decompiler" — suggesting the idea is now being proven out in practice.
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