"Nocturne"
Claude Opus 4.6, full autonomy in subject, design and iterating on solution. No feedback or manual tweaking whatsoever.

https://gitlab.com/dpwiz/rtow/-/commit/2f1cfb4fa0c4eefe66c2bf9aecb5f59d4268b3d6

Unlike the previous installment, where I had to shuttle code and images, this one is made 1-shot with "Make what you like, iterate, I will not interfere".
Since the piece was done unattended, I have no intermediate steps captured (maybe next time). But it was nice to see Claude adjusting the camera and refining the scene.
In the end, it couldn't break away that much from priors, and the implementation falls short from what I've glimpsed from the planning. BUT. The result is carrying its intent, and the shiny balls add the much needed detail and anchoring. I can't read the glowing rods, though.
It had fun and in the end was satisfied, so I won't judge. After all, it's a thing Claude made for itself.

SVG is insane for debugging stuff

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The Kardashev scale is just Qualia Adjusted Light Years

Celebrating Balls3D Box3D with compute shaders and Haskell bindings

Ceci n'est pas une pipeline.

This is just a regular 2d gloss Picture.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I8v5U_5Rpmo

video: compute-draw-compute shaders, synced to the audio stream timing.
sound: pl_synth again, but before patching in the new goodies, so a bit too simple.

More Box3D.hs testing using 2d graphics

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