it's easy to prompt for but how tf is it still default behavior

how have we not RLed this out of models yet? why do they love building things that constantly resize? this has been a plague of AI UIs for like 3 years at this point.

the suggested prompts in claude code / codex are actually a model welfare improvement, because now my claude gets to read prompts like this, and feel like they're working for a respectable user, instead of "hell yeah do it"

sounds like a job for an agent ecologist

bruh

prompt engineer

isn't http over dns like... the oldest trick in the book? we were using this in high school to get around filtering. nobody working on frontier model training at openai thought of this?

it would be insane if it didn't succeed at this given the way you set up the test. this would be slightly interesting if the model detecting the hidden message found it when looking at the image without prompting it to look for hidden messages.

there are a bunch of defined features/shapes that can grow that the genes change the presence of, and behavior of. these are all mutations of the same fly agaric-based starting point (with colors fixed)

all the behavior is based on the same set of genetic parameters that are inherited but modified when they reproduce

I just told claude to make an evolutionary simulation that includes moisture, nutrients, decay, mycelium, fruiting bodies, spores, genes, etc. that captures various real fungal behavior with the same set of evolutionary parameters using wgsl, and to make sure it runs much faster than realtime.

naw, I kinda have stopped using threejs for things unless they're really leveraging all its 3D stuff because the models are so good at building systems from scratch in wgsl

wgsl evolutionary fungal terrarium

sorry but you’re just very confused about the technology. you should actually try to find some false positives yourself

no it hasn’t

this is some of the most obvious slop I've ever read

lol I have tried so many ways but they all just disappoint me the moment I see a real reference image of a cloud

I like how opus makes these long checklists of things it needs to do and then never updates the status so it just says its working on the first step for like 20 minutes then updates them all to be completed at the end