@strngrpics It feels fruitless getting it to justify this behaviour...although I imagine its training data doesn't contain any detail about how the parts of its system work together, so it just makes shit up.
@strngrpics I do love open-ended prompting so much. It took a few tries before it would make anything that didn't violate its own guidelines, and voila:
@erin_catto@jrouwe@PierreTerdiman@erwincoumans "Can't you make it so that cube just rests nicely on the other cube, like in the real world?" - everyone, as if you'd never even considered that possibility.
@iquilezles@vkrajacic Yes, a bit of redundancy can make things nicer for your mental parser - that's what syntax highlighting is after all. We could always make the two operators interchangeable, so users can choose their preferred style?