Carbon test: 1,048,576-particle WebGPU simulation built with zero follow-up prompts
kimmonismus · x · 2026-11-11
Parts 2-3 of kimmonismus's Carbon test series: TIDEFORGE asked for a million particles and got 1,048,576 running, with motion computed via WebGPU compute; switching flow modes alters the same live simulation. All site code came from Carbon with zero follow-up prompts.
The next part, ARDENT, was the full-website test: browsable project pages and a guided tour behind the opening animation, with one follow-up improving sculpture and typography.
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