@cellinlab: Author gave Claude Fable 5 a watchmaker benchmark test: A complete Swiss lever escapement implemented with Three.js. Real gear ratios (18,000 bph), running escapement, breathing balance spring — the hands show actual time. It visually verifies its own work, in a loop…
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The author had Claude Fable 5 complete a watchmaker benchmark test, building a complete Swiss lever escapement with Three.js, including real gear ratios and a running balance spring, and verifying its work.
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⌚ Author gave Claude Fable 5 the watchmaker benchmark:
A complete Swiss lever escapement, implemented in Three.js.
Real gear ratios (18,000 bph), running escapement, breathing hairspring—the hands show real time.
It visually verifies its own work, in a loop, until done. https://t.co/dUHCT1EPbI
Cell 细胞 (@cellinlab): Holy crap, that’s such a crazy idea!
Have Claude Fable 5 record network packets and display them as cars on a highway, different car types = different packet types
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