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claude 3.7 sonnet same prompt Write a p5.js script that simulates 100 colorful balls bouncing inside a sphere. Each ball should leave behind a fading trail showing its recent path. The container sphere should rotate slowly. Make sure to implement proper collision detection so the balls stay within the sphere.

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When did simulating balls inside a sphere become the benchmark for LLMs

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I’m a Claude fanboy but o3-mini’s one looks clearly better 🤷‍♂️

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That's an interesting prompt! Writing a p5. js script to simulate bouncing balls inside a sphere can be a fun project. You can utilize the p5. js library to create a 3D environment and add collision detection to the balls.

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This is incredibly impressive. Especially considering that a few months ago coding the game Snake was a go-to benchmark. Living inside the curve is wild.

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