Comment Comment by ekidd Claude is perfectly capable of writing assembly. Here's a working (basic) Prolog interpreter that Claude Fable 5 wrote in WebAssembly in 61 minutes for $16.75 in token costs: https://github.com/emk/fable-wasm-prolog/blob/main/prolog.wa...WebAssembly is slightly easier than real assembly, but here Fable used WASM GC extensions, which are poorly documented and not yet super common.Fable didn't even need to debug it; I believe essentially all the assembly worked correctly on the first try.I have feelings about this, but I'm not pretending it isn't real. parent ekidd 3 months ago
WebAssembly is slightly easier than real assembly, but here Fable used WASM GC extensions, which are poorly documented and not yet super common.
Fable didn't even need to debug it; I believe essentially all the assembly worked correctly on the first try.
I have feelings about this, but I'm not pretending it isn't real.