Claude Sonnet 4.5 with a little thinking: https://imgur.com/a/zcJOnKy
no thinking: better clock but not current time (the prompt is confusing here though): https://imgur.com/a/kRK3Q18
AI World Clocks
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#332Pretty cool already!
I use 'Sonnet 4.5 thinking' and 'Composer 1' (Cursor) the most, so it would be interesting to see how such SOTA models perform in this task.
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#333Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Clock drawing is widely used as a test for assessing dementia Interestingly, clocks are also an easy tell for when you're dreaming, if you're a lucid dreamer; they never work normally in dreams.
For me it’s phones… specifically dialling a number manually. No matter how carefully I dial, the number on the screen is rarely correct.
It seems that I’ve been stuck in a lucid dream for a couple of decades, no matter how carefully write text on a phone keyboard it never comes out as intended.
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#334That's super neat. I'll keep checking back to this site as new models are released. It's an interesting benchmark.
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#335Claude Sonnet 4.5 with a little thinking: https://imgur.com/a/zcJOnKy no thinking: better clock but not current time (the prompt is confusing here though): https://imgur.com/a/kRK3Q18
Just saw Gemini 2.5 with a little thinking: https://imgur.com/a/nypRD7x
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#336Earlier quoted context omitted.
> Clock drawing is widely used as a test for assessing dementia Interestingly, clocks are also an easy tell for when you're dreaming, if you're a lucid dreamer; they never work normally in dreams.
For me it’s phones… specifically dialling a number manually. No matter how carefully I dial, the number on the screen is rarely correct.
Whenever I dial a number while in a dream, the person I'm trying to call always turns out to be right next to me.
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#337I've been struggling all week trying to get Claude Code to write code to produce visual (not the usual, verifiable, text on a terminal) output in the form of a SDL_GPU rendered scene consisting of the usual things like shaders, pipelines, buffers, textures and samplers, vertex and index data and so on, and boy it just doesn't seem to know what it's doing. Despite providing paragraphs-long, detailed prompts. Despite d…
I’m not sure if it's just me, but I've also noticed Claude becoming even more lazy. For example, I've asked it several times to fix my tests. It'll fix four or five of them, then start struggling with the next couple, and suddenly declare something like: "All done, fixed 5 out of 10 tests. I can’t fix the remaining ones", followed by a long, convoluted explanation about why that’s actually a good thing.
I don't know if it has gotten worse, but I definitely find Claude is way too eager to celebrate success when it has done nothing.
It's annoying but I prefer it to how Gemini gets depressed if it takes a few tries to make progress. Like, thanks for not gaslighing me, but now I'm feeling sorry for a big pile of numbers, which was not a stated goal in my prompt.
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#338See https://clock.rt.ht/::code AI-optimized ! People expect perfection on first attempt. This took a brief joint session: HI: define the custom element API design (attribute/property behavior) and the CSS parts AI: draw the rest of the f… owl
This is a white page, am I missing something?
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#339GPT-5 looks broken
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#340Earlier quoted context omitted.
For me it’s phones… specifically dialling a number manually. No matter how carefully I dial, the number on the screen is rarely correct.
Whenever I dial a number while in a dream, the person I'm trying to call always turns out to be right next to me.
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