It is completely wild to me that you prefer Qwen's flamingo. I think it's really bad and Opus' is pretty good.
replyThe Opus one doesn't even have a bowtie.
replyThe Opus one looks like a flamingo, and looks like it's riding the unicycle. Sitting on the seat. Feet on the pedals.
replyThe Qwen one looks like a 3-tailed, broken-winged, beakless (I guess? Is that offset white thing a beak? Or is it chewing on a pelican feather like it's a piece of straw?) monstrosity not sitting on the seat, with its one foot off the pedal (the other chopped off at the knee) of a malmanufactured wheel that has bonus spokes that are longer than the wheel.
But yeah, it does have a bowtie and sunglasses that you didn't ask for! Plus it says "<3 Flamingo on a Unicycle <3", which perhaps resolves all ambiguity.
Let's not oversell Opus' output. The Qwen flamingo is flawed but could be easily fixed with 1-2 prompts if you're really upset with it. The Opus SVG is not any better than something that I could make in Inkscape with 3 minutes and sufficient motivation. Calling Opus' flamingo "programmer art" would be an insult to programmers.
replyGame over opus
replyr/LocalLlama is now doing a horse in a racing car:
replyIf I (commercially) made models I’d put specific care into producing SVGs of various animals doing (riding) various things ... I find it interesting how confident you seem to be that they’re not.
replyGoogle Gemini featured a bunch of examples of exactly that in their release video for 3.1 Pro: https://x.com/JeffDean/status/2024525132266688757
replyTo me the opus flamingo is waaaay better than the qwen one. qwen has the better pelican, though.
replyIs a flamingo on a unicycle not merely a special case of a pelican on a bicycle?
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