The money was claimed. The private key was correct but you have to know how to use it correctly. There was a bug in the link to the address, but that didn't affect the claim process. Sorry about that!
Thanks! Yes, that is one motivation. But we also want to learn about how AIs interact with real money and how they make decisions on when to give money to people. Upcoming contests will involve tasks such debating with people, convincing the AI with emotional arguments, etc.
There's been a ton of work to generate assets for games using AI: 3d models, textures, code, etc. None of that may even be necessary with a generative game engine like this! If you could scale this up, train on all games in existence, etc. I bet some interesting things would happen
Sorry about that, looks like the servers are a bit overloaded now! And yea, I don't have a pre-programmed menu yet so the responses about that are a bit random!
Sorry about that, I agree that the drink making logic is pretty broken right now! It was kind of a little easter egg that I added on very recently without much testing.
you're not wrong. I've been trying to find a good TTS that's more realistic and sounds less like the built-in OS robot sounding ones. Seems like there are not a lot of good ones that also have low latency
Yea I think this author completely ignores what you can do with technology. First of all, most people, today, will already Google search 'what time is it in Australia?' so there is already a lookup step.
No imagine replacing this step with 'is now a good time to call someone in Australia?' or 'what local times of mine are good to call someone in Australia?'. You can have a tool/app/algo which accounts for the differences in daylight, cultural differences in working hours, holidays etc and just tells you what a good time is.
I'm not defending the typo, but sometimes I will intentionally change one letter before deploying as a janky way to make sure that I'm using the new build. He claims the typo was 'intentional' so I wonder if that's the reason?
Funnily enough, you might not even need a 3D model if the txt2video is good enough. Whatever you wanted to render in Blender could just be rendered via text prompt (when this becomes 100x better).
I'm curious, I've seen a few sites like this which grab from the Stability Discord. Is there a way to quickly scrape this amount of data from a Discord server?
Not trying to underscore this incredible achievement, but I'm curious if we could use AI techniques to upscale the Hubble images to achieve similar results as the Webb telescope. Has this been tried before?
If you wanted to write a rule based on the edit distance between strings, it doesn't seem possible with declarativeNetRequest. This is useful for a lot of use cases, such as spam sites pretending to be a legit site by changing one character in the URL.
When I saw that The Louvre released their collections online (https://collections.louvre.fr/en/), I thought it would be cool to make a 3D experience where you can view their paintings with other people. DJ3D is a previous side project of mine for people to watch YouTube videos together, but I adapted it to load paintings from The Louvre collection instead.
The gallery will randomly pull paintings from the entire collection. If the servers find other people online at the same time, it will match you with them. You might notice the paintings changing - this is so you see the same paintings as other people in your server.
Tech stack: three.js, React, Agones + Node, Firebase
My other projects: https://neelmango.com/
Hope you enjoy it and let me know if you have any questions. Also, sorry if the servers crash :D