Opus 5.5 one-shots a working computer from logic gates
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Matt Shumer prompted Opus 5.5 to build a working computer from scratch in JavaScript, starting from individual logic gates: 277k simulated gates, an OS on top, and games running on the OS. He says it was one-shotted, not a mockup.
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