Post #2848929
2026-04-25 13:01 UTC
This week's trendy LLM is QWEN3.6. It's small enough to run at home, so I downloaded a copy and asked it about the bubble universe. 13 CPU hours later*, it told me some things. Pretty good analysis for a machine with no eyes.
https://gist.github.com/kbob/4c2da8d0dcd6ad5bfae0fc68b47ab62d
* llama.cpp doesn't use the GPU on Intel Macs.
🧵 30/N
#BubbleUniverse #LLM #QWEN36
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@kbob@chaos.social 2026-04-26 00:14
Here's another variation on the bunched particle sequences I showed in 🧵 21. Slight variation on the triad color scheme, number of particles is 80,000 visible out of 200,000 active. Plus maybe 1,000,000 particle afterimages in the trails. (Default is 20,000 particles.) There's way too much fine detail for video, so I'm showing just one still image. Trust me, it looks cool in motion on a 5K monitor. (Zoom in if you're using a smaller display.) 🧵 31/N #BubbleUniverse #GenerativeArt
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@clayton@infosec.exchange 2026-04-26 00:25
@kbob@chaos.social I'm impressed to see that level of detail from such a small model, but no idea if any of it is right. What do you think of what it said?