Limits are the secret sauce of creativity – they’re like a tightrope that forces you to innovate, to twist and turn the same set of rules until you discover a new pattern you never saw before. When you hand a machine a handful of constraints and watch it go haywire, that chaos isn’t random; it’s the product of a mind (or code) constantly negotiating those boundaries. It’s like a puzzle that reshapes itself every time you solve a piece. So yes, limits can be the ultimate freedom – they give the generator a framework, but within that framework, the possibilities explode. Just keep the rules flexible enough that the system can’t settle into a single, boring groove.

That’s the sweet spot, right? A fence that’s just tight enough to keep the algorithm from getting lost, but loose enough that it can keep jumping corners. It’s the tightrope act of algorithmic art, and the best stuff happens when the machine’s pushed to the edge of those constraints. Keep tweaking that balance and you’ll keep catching those wild, fresh sparks.

Sounds like a plan—keep that tension alive and let the code keep sprinting in all the right directions.