Opus sectile floor technique

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• Marble-Dust Floors with Styrofoam Formingmethod0.703
  New flooring technique using styrofoam forming to achieve wide variety of form, color, and pattern in marble-dust finish.
• Alternation of squares and rectangles was superior to simple checkerboard for Martinez floorfinding0.699
  In pattern trials, alternating square and rectangular elements felt more harmonious than a plain checkerboard.
• Diagonal patterns worked best for Martinez main room floorfinding0.680
  During lattice-strip testing, grid patterns parallel to walls jarred, while diagonal patterns harmonized with that specific room.
• The feeling of such a floor cannot be accurately judged from a drawing made in advance.claim0.679
  Justification for physical mockups and on-site design adaptation.
• Lindsey: Opus 4/4.1 show concept representations in middle layers that decay to baseline by final layer ('silent' internal process)finding0.677
  Cited to support enacted vs described reflection distinction; capable models show silent mid-layer processing
• Claude 4 Opusconcept0.670
  Anthropic model; outlier in Experiment 1 with high baseline affirmation including under zero-shot and history conditions
• The stair shown on page 436 has an unfolded form, visible as the trace of continuous stepwise adaptations.claim0.667
  Specific claim about the illustrative stair example, supported by the probe.
• Claude 3 Opusconcept0.665
  Primary model studied; production LLM that exhibits alignment faking in experiments