Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
FLYDER: a fruit-fly connectome at the browser’s wheel
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
FLYDER describes a simulation in which a fruit-fly brain model steers a spider-like crawler through real web pages, with clicked-link words used to name a pump.fun coin.
- For
- Readers of connectomics and browser-based experiments
- Worth noticing
- The stated click rule requires DNp09 to reach 330 Hz while the simulated fly is slow, subject to the page’s “fences.”
Field notes
The stated control loop starts with a 1280×800 browser frame, samples a small region around the cursor, and converts descending-neuron rates into mouse movement. A click is conditional: the page names DNp09, a 330 Hz threshold, a slow-movement requirement and additional “fences.” The site says link words feed the coin name and that it checks the mint on-chain; those are project claims, not independently verified results. Its GitHub link is marked “soon.”
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