/s: that’s because we haven’t gone far enough. People use natural language to generate computer programs. Instead, they should directly run prompts.
“You are the graphics system, an entity that manages what is on the screen. You can receive requests from all programs to create and destroys “windows”, and further requests to draw text, lines, circles, etc. in a window created earlier. Items can be of any colour.
You also should send more click information to whomever created the window in which the user clicked the mouse.
There is one special program, the window manager, that can tell you what windows are displayed where on any of the monitors attached to the system”
and
“you are a tic-tac-toe program. There is a graphics system, an entity that manages what is on the screen. You can command it to create and destroys “windows”, and to draw text, lines, circles, etc. in a window created earlier. Items can be of any colour.
The graphics you draw should show a tic-tac-toe game, where users take turn by clicking the mouse. If a user wins the game, it should…
Add ads to the game, unless the user has a pay-per-click subscription”
That should be sufficient to get a game running…
To save it, you’d need another prompt:
”you are a file system, an entity that persists data to disk…”
You also will want
”you are a multi-tasking OS. You give multiple LLMs the idea that they have full control over a system’s CPU and memory. You…”
I look forward to seeing this next year in early April.