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赤兎馬 @sekitoba

赤兎馬 @sekitoba — 18h [Translated from Japanese, "Show original" link present] My fourth-grade second son, after I taught him trigonometry, suddenly wanted to draw 3D figures and started making something in Scratch.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

Split-image photo of a computer screen: left half shows a Scratch (visual block-coding) program with orange/pink/green blocks in Japanese; right half shows a zoomed view of numeric rotation parameters (z, 回転後z, 回転後x, 回転後y etc., in Japanese labels) alongside a blue 3D wireframe cylinder/basket render generated by the code.

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rohit @krishnanrohit

7yo created a new game - The front lines move like King in chess - Large circles in the back like bishop, diagonally - The spiral round thing is the King to get checkmated, though it moves like Queen in chess Surprisingly fun! [Photo: a hand-drawn checkerboard on paper with mismatched game pieces (coins, buttons, checkers) of various colors set up as a custom chess-like game]
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A charming tweet about a child inventing a homemade chess variant using household objects as pieces. Light, non-AI content — general interest tweet Nathan came across.

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