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That doesn’t help the RAM situation

That’s like berating someone for using Notepad instead of Vim.

People don’t care about optimizing every little thing.

They tried to do proper sandboxing and capabilities and such with UWP around the Windows 8 timeframe and developers at the time totally revolted and claimed Microsoft was taking away their freedom lol. Because clearly every app needs full disk and network and key logging access.

Codex uses this on Windows now.

It is a complete web app, with a Cloudflare backend.

Skills can have scripts packaged with them

A zillion things is more than a zillion bytes of RAM :p

> If they could, they would ship an apple version of the internet only available to apple devices.

Basically what Apple News is, they don’t have a web or Android client.

So we work for the AI? AI should work for us.

That’s part of webmcp :)

Here’s Seattle, but in n64 style

https://seattle64.benjasmin.chatgpt.site/

ChatGPT has a very sophisticated Office doc renderer these days, to be fair.

On Windows you definitely want to exclude your code directories from AV and use a dev drive

It has a full web browser in it

Thanks! You can hold Ctrl on desktop to fly slower, will add speed controls for mobile.

Also working on a photo mode :)

Also making this for my son! I'll add an in-game write up with a prompt guide; it took a lot of guidance and taste to get it to this point, and a few billion tokens.

It’s very easy to vibe code cool three.js OSM things.

Here’s a little N64 style cozy flight sim I’m working on:

https://seattle64.benjasmin.chatgpt.site/

I think most people use it to poll their email and instant messages and whateva with an LLM

“DEI bike lanes” heh, despite cycling being over represented by middle aged white guys.

Not really. Their new Siri is powered by Gemini.

Well you could ask it to only reply with snippets from its sources.

Yea but rendering a book’s worth of that, with text selection and embedded web content, is not trivial with the native UI frameworks like it is with web UI.

What’s stopping you from creating a plugin (MCP or Skill) that acts as a subagent? The plugin could use a local model.

Because web sites have always been about rendering huge scrollable amounts of text and images

AppKit and SwiftUI and WinUI are all meh for rendering lots of text. Chromium is quite good at it.

Plus they have lots of embedded web content these days and managing webviews is a relative pain vs it all being one webview

> a TAM that consists almost solely of developers

That’s the wrong assumption. These models are good at office docs too.

Why does the code need to be maintainable by humans?

The trick is to have 5 of those huge plans running in parallel.

Chromium has had an insane amount of investment from many large companies. Way more than native UI frameworks have had over the last decade or so.

You can also link directly to a web installer so customers don’t even have to ever see the Store app. The Store provides you a web link for a tiny exe installer, like this: https://developers.openai.com/codex/app/windows