If you made me choose between Claude Code and the rest of the internet, I'd have to think about it
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This Fluoddity likes to make these pellets with 9-fold symmetry. I use it for testing a lot because its so unusual and distinctive.
The computer could never replace me haha I'm the key to this whole operation.
The dream of fully featured Fluoddity web interface is getting close to reality. Opus really knocked it out of the park. There are a million details left but the python/moderngl/imgui -> typescript/webgpu/tweakpane translation is finished, executed nearly flawlessly by Opus over ~4 days of Pro plan
Playing around with single-particle fluoddity
I love when a single species shows such diversity. We've got: -Straight swimmers -Squiggle swimmers -Pellets -Giant rotating commas -Orange gas -Orange storms -Little Balloons that emit storms and turn into pellets
I like the branching vein-like structures here
I love the diversity of stable forms here. There are stars with 3,4,5 and 6 spokes, and little moving spider shaped things with a few small spokes and one big one.
Little swimmer wanders into a lethal triangular end.
Swimmer tries to eat a flower much too big for him
It's been a while since I used up my weekly Claude rations and wow this blows. Need moar token 😡
This one forms a hex crystal where the pressure is highest, a square lattice in the middle zone, and a ring of 5 point stars at the outer edge where it meets a cloud of vapor.
I've never seen one species with both square and hex crystals before!
Using Chrome to post while Claude uses Chrome to test Fluoddity is resulting in some... collisions
Trying out random mutations on a Fluoddity that likes to create woven patterns
Trying to push all the pellets together to make the biggest possible bubble.
And if there's one thing opus 5 loves more than tests, it's outrageously verbose code comments.
Oops! All Paperclips@all-paperclips.bsky.social · 6d agoI do know this though: TESTS baby. We got SO MANY TESTS
Well folks, we had a good run. This time though, Opus caught the bug itself while doing tests before passing anything back to me. So I'd call that progress.
Time to walk to the beach and read some Diaspora, I guess. I like how in the year 4953 they never run out of computer 👍
Getting into the meat of the web port and I can say with absolute confidence that I have no fucking idea what's going on.
Corrugated membranes leave trails of particles which are gobbled up by delicate, fast expanding bubbles.