Probably all of them? On modern versions, Gatekeeper still adds a bunch of milliseconds and possibly a RTT network request to Apple before the first launch of many apps; although I think Apple's binary checking is cached for 24 hrs or something.
This is seriously impressive, it built a file system under the hood? I was able to create files, copy around and view/change it with terminal and UI. Absolutely insane
There is a full-on chess game in this page .. I wonder if it created a mini engine on its own or if it used one of the available open source solutions. Very impressive.
I suspect it's just random. I tried feeding one of its pawns my Queen and it completely ignored it, choosing to move a knight nearby instead that didn't take the Queen.
I was able to create a temp folder, echo hello > world, and then I could open the folder in finder and double-clicking the file opens it in a GUI text editor.
This is wild. Do you think it's really a one prompter?
K2.5 had a linux frontend one-shot for display that was very good looking and smooth but very little of it had function. Should I just like, idk, stop using subscriptions and API this shiz?
It might one prompt, but modern LLMs only really shine in agentic loop harnesses (e.g. Kimi Work, Cowork, etc). The OS demo was produced with 1 prompt in an agentic loop in Kimi Work.
Context from the person who prompted it: https://x.com/mweinbach/status/2077827886149439547