@nolan@toot.cafe I'm not much into betting, but I wonder if you'd like to make a prediction. What do you think is the probability that six months from now, you would be able to prompt an LLM to create a program with the following constraints? - Complexity on the order of IndexedDB - Not reimplementing something that already exists (I have several reasons for this constraint) - Accordingly, not driven off of a pre-existing test suite - High enough quality that you would risk your family's privacy and security on it - Maintainable code (either by human or further LLMs) - Takes at most a workday for prompting + manual fixups - API costs of at most $500 Or, how far out do you think it would be before this seems 90% likely to work? (Feel free to quibble with any of my constraints. I chose those because that's what it would take to impress me.)