Burke Holland

And I was like, what the heck?

And not only did it one-shot it, but it used native WinUI libraries and it just did it right.

And then I'm going through and I'm looking at the code and I'm like, this is really well-structured.

It's not perfect, but it looks really good.

And the model's thinking is clear.

And I was like, that's nuts.

And so then I built another tool that it was like, let's capture a part of the screen and then turn it into a GIF for sharing on Twitter and things like that.

So I did that, and it one-shotted that.

And I was like, well, shoot, I wonder if I could just turn this into a complete screen video editing tool, like Snagit or something like that.

And I did in the course of, I don't know,

a couple hours, right?

I was able to build something that functioned approximately, approximately.

Not product level, but it worked.

It worked, exactly.

And it's like...

That's just nuts.

When you think about – and all I'm doing is prompting the model.

There's no special workflows happening here.

It's just me telling the model what I want, brainstorming with it a little bit, and then he goes off and does the thing.

So when we went into the Christmas break, I was pretty confident that I could actually build useful things.