ARGO
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ARGO
@AltRealityGameX
community service org; exploring / helping others explore the limits of the conscious control of physical reality through ARGs. play well, and enjoy your game.
Katılım Nisan 2016
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This is not a video avatar. It's one still image, deformed live in the browser with WebGL.
Lipsync, blinks, nods, eye contact: all computed in real time from the TTS timings I already store. No video generation, no streaming, no GPU. $0 per reply.
Building it for gliglish
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THIS IS EXACTLY WHY SIDE-BY-SIDE LLM TESTING IS SO VALUABLE RIGHT NOW
@aimlapi just dropped a new benchmark comparing GPT Sol, Grok 4.5, and Muse Spark 1.1.
They gave them a great test: build playable clones of Fruit Ninja, Angry Birds, and Crossy Road on the first try.
The verdict:
→ Muse Spark: $1.08 (lagged badly)
→ GPT Sol: $1.63 (froze on complex logic)
→ Grok 4.5: $2.47 (crushed it with perfect physics)
@Grok costs twice as much as @Meta's model, but it actually works!
The takeaway:
When evaluating AI APIs, the cheapest option isn't the one with the lowest price per token.
It's the one that prevents reruns and broken outputs.
All 3 models are now available to test via AI/ML's single aggregation endpoint 👀↓
AI/ML API@aimlapi
Grok 4.5 crushed OpenAI & Meta in this test! Cost per run: GPT Sol $1.63 Grok 4.5 $2.47 Meta Muse Spark 1.1 $1.08 The three prompts: • Fruit Ninja – style slicing game • Angry Birds – style fort collapse • Crossy Road clone Grok nailed all three: clean physics, smooth playback, good visuals. GPT Sol did fine until Crossy Road, where it froze. Meta Muse Spark was cheapest and it showed: its Crossy Road lagged badly. The question isn't which model is cheapest, it's what a broken output costs you in reruns, wasted time, and things you can't ship. Cheap stops being cheap when it doesn't work.
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@kappayooda Very similar to mine but I have LCD screen eyes that track gaze and unfortunately this iteration is much worse for the wear. A few years later hanging on after heavy modification
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🚨: Scientists Solved a Decades-Old Mystery About Water in Tiny Spaces 💧🔬
Researchers at the University of Cambridge have uncovered why water behaves so strangely when trapped inside nanoscopic pores, membranes, and channels.
Published in Nature Communications, the study overturns the long-held assumption that simply confining water to extremely small spaces fundamentally changes its chemistry. Using advanced machine learning models, the team showed that the unusual behavior is actually caused by enormous internal pressures, not confinement itself.
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@TOEwithCurt Using the term "proof" for things unwitnessable by extending a frame through its own recursions ... infinity is unwitnessable as is null they are bookends .. frame limits. Terms that defy their own definitions such that meaning breaks at that point.
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Cantor treated infinite collections as completed objects in and of themselves. Then he proved there are strictly more of them than anyone imagined. Kronecker called him a “corrupter of youth.” Cantor died in a sanatorium. However, it turns out, modern mathematicians almost entirely accept that Cantor was right all along. (1/14)0
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Quantities energies as values is a frame relative statement. So talking g about high energies and are just like talking about infinite mass infinity is a placeholder unwinessable conditions past the end of a frame. Low energy vs high energy are statemenns relative to observer .
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Dynamical systems respond differently to initial perturbations depending on their stability properties.
The top section shows Lyapunov stability, where a trajectory starting within δ stays forever inside the ε-wide tube along time.
The middle section illustrates asymptotic stability: the path approaches the equilibrium as the allowable band ε shrinks to zero at large t.
The bottom section depicts exponential stability with the tube narrowing rapidly from the start, reflecting faster decay.
Satellite attitude control systems use these distinctions to ensure reliable pointing accuracy after disturbances like solar pressure or thruster firings.
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To Build More Believable Bots, Simulate The Neurochemistry ift.tt/0NpMwHd
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The super definitive true believers are often sincere in their convictions and I don't rule out their interpretat I ons as literal. I juts dont have any need to have some contest of what I'm most able to model or what seems to me to be the most reasonable explanation.
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If a small Grey being with big eyes and the classic look knocked on your door and explained where he is from and how hi tech got him here and allowed you to take samples of him and his tech and put it under a microscope and test things... you'd still only have a belief and an
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@agent74500 Aren't you the "same people" that about a week ago was saying I was her? Leave me alone. I have nothing to do with any of this drama.
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