Totally agree. I am looking to build something more complex next, something like PS1 in a different language as test. That would require significant more effort but with the speed of how model gets improved I am optimistic.

It seems the most difficult topic is automating the performance optimizations.

For example: "I've run this task on real hardware and took 5 seconds, keep optimizing and iterating until you achieve similar values"

I'd love seeing a linux emulator running on DART simply because it removes the need for dependencies on each platform.

We are saying goodbye to Scrum or Agile for sure. That is designed by human and too slow and performative.

In the 90s they told kids: don't give strangers your real name online. In 2026: the government demands your ID to access the internet. Progress.

To be fair some things loosened others tightened. In the 90s you were much more flippant with your social security number.

tbh we'd probably just have really good Forth programmers instead of LLMs. same vibe, fewer parameters.