Publish a reading take on painting with p5.brush code - #55
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Add an original crawlable Atet page at /reading/paint-with-code. The argument is that the artefact you keep after a model paints is editable code, not a sealed raster or a longer prompt. Co-authored-by: ben <0thernet@users.noreply.github.com>
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Adds one original crawlable Atet reading take at
/reading/paint-with-code, with the matching markdown twin, sitemap entries, Accept negotiation, and headers used by the other/reading/*pages.The page is a product take, not a reprint of the Hraness Reading digest. It starts from Surya Narreddi’s Training AI to Paint with Code and argues that the artefact you keep after a model paints is editable p5.brush code, not a sealed raster or a longer Omni-style prompt. Atet capabilities mentioned on the page are only those already on the live home. Thursday’s Gaussian take and Friday’s Omni take now point at this URL.
Expected live path: https://atet.sh/reading/paint-with-code
Sources (linked, not pasted):
Required interlinks:
Editorial banner reviewed at 1536×864 and 384×216 card size. No text, UI, or product chrome. Distinct from the Gaussian splat flower and the Omni timeline frames.