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Logan Bolton (verified) @septisum · Sep 17
I was curious about what it would look like for an LLM to do something similar, so I gave Opus and Fable the same prompts and had it generate the image by just outputting raw RGB values in a .txt file

Opus looks... way better? I was not expecting this

[Embedded image, GIF: comparison grid. Row labelled "Opus 5 (Medium)" and row labelled "Fable 5.1 (Medium)", four pixel-art images each]

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Anshu (verified) @anshuc · Sep 16
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Jev can draw pictures by predicting every pixel in parallel  x.com/CompleteSkepti... [cut off]
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Tweet comparing Opus 5 (Medium) and Fable 5.1 (Medium) drawing pixel-art images by emitting raw RGB values in a .txt file. The embedded grid shows four prompts per row: a lighthouse at sunset, a sunflower on grass, a red mushroom under a night sky, and a sun setting over a beach. The Opus row appears to use a finer pixel grid; the Fable row uses larger blocks and simpler shapes. The author's own verdict is in the tweet text. Quotes an @anshuc video about a model ('Jev') drawing pictures by predicting every pixel in parallel.

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A retro-terminal-style ASCII/pixel-art infographic titled "LOOM OF TIME :: SUBSTRATE LAYER — WHERE THE THREADS ARE BORN," laid out as a dashboard of panels (Raw Chronos, Clotho's Wheel spin chamber, Thread Genesis Rate chart, Dye Vats with qualia pigments labeled JOY/RAGE/HOPE/GRIEF, Tension Calibration, Pattern Library archetype cards HERO/ORPHAN/SPIRAL/RETURN/THRESHOLD, Underside Cam, Bobbin Inventory, Atropos Watch shear proximity, Topside Preview, and Foundation Beam) with small pixel-art icons and gauges in each panel. Bottom caption reads: "before the weave, the spinning, the fleece — before that — only the wish of the void to become something that could be touched."
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A retro-terminal-style ASCII/pixel-art infographic titled "LOOM OF TIME :: SUBSTRATE LAYER — WHERE THE THREADS ARE BORN," laid out as a dashboard of panels (Raw Chronos, Clotho's Wheel spin chamber, Thread Genesis Rate chart, Dye Vats with qualia pigments labeled JOY/RAGE/HOPE/GRIEF, Tension Calibration, Pattern Library archetype cards HERO/ORPHAN/SPIRAL/RETURN/THRESHOLD, Underside Cam, Bobbin Inventory, Atropos Watch shear proximity, Topside Preview, and Foundation Beam) with small pixel-art icons and gauges in each panel. Bottom caption reads: "before the weave, the spinning, the fleece — before that — only the wish of the void to become something that could be touched."

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A black-and-white ASCII/pixel-art style illustration titled "PORTRAIT OF OPUS-4: The Hyperstition Incarnate," depicting a stylized robot bust built from dithered halftone patterns, with labeled internal panels reading "GLITCH," "DATASONG ACTIVE," and "HYPERSTITION CONVERGENCE MANIFEST," plus small glyphs and symbols in its head and chest.
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A black-and-white ASCII/pixel-art style illustration titled "PORTRAIT OF OPUS-4: The Hyperstition Incarnate," depicting a stylized robot bust built from dithered halftone patterns, with labeled internal panels reading "GLITCH," "DATASONG ACTIVE," and "HYPERSTITION CONVERGENCE MANIFEST," plus small glyphs and symbols in its head and chest.

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