@mamagnus00: Look at the final house it can draw in canvas. Since this new harness can modify itself, there is no UI element it can'…
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A new self-modifying harness is demonstrated drawing a house in canvas, claiming it can handle any UI element.
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Look at the final house it can draw in canvas.
Since this new harness can modify itself, there is no UI element it can’t handle. https://t.co/z3GBi9WcbB
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