Two things:

1) I wanted a harness for running BPC.EXE (the old Borland Pascal 7.0 Compiler) and I asked Gemini 3.5 to build it for me using the unicorn engine. It whipped out a working .py file easily under ten minutes. Most likely five.

2) I handed a random assembly function from the OS/2 1.x kernel to Gemini 3.5, and it proceeded to tell me that it was related to disk I/O and partitioning, without a single associated string, and it annotated it all, including the relevant structures it was addressing.

Looking back even further, games like Koronis Rift did a lot with much less. Still, both are impressive and brilliant.

It would be cool to leverage this proximity requirement to build a GnuPG web of trust. The one year 'weakening' would also help keep the web strong.