I just saw the new dobby post on Big A Bonus, and a comment came up that had an emdash. Do people usually run comments through AI before asking a question just so it was more readable? I don't watch twitch so I don't know what the culture is like, but as a frequent YouTube commentor it is just super weird and I had to ask.
I have been watching man carrying thing for a long time and now I'm talking to a friend on discord about how bad YouTube's inspiration feature is and I saw one called "Why modern periferrals are just plastic junk" then out of nowhere man carrying thing comes out of nowhere and says "You're actually in a dream kid and I'm part of your programming to protect you" and he made me record and edit this video. He would not leave until I finished it. I had a rough cut and he said it was too long so I cut it more and he said it wasn't funny. I edit and edit. He doesn't let me out of the house. One day he went out for groceries and I tried making a break for it but he came back for his tote bag and caught me in the act. He proceeded to force me to finish the video and now we are here. I will be brave enough to add another character once I accept that it's a gateway to schizophrenia.
I have a hobby in marketing and always wait for Big A to upload marketing Mondays about topics I would want Atrioc to cover. I got tired of waiting and made the video myself. This was as stressful as it was fun. I hate that I have to admit live streamer is a hard job if you've never had a job before. I hope to keep uploading quality content.
I made a website that listens to your conversation and plays situationally accurate sitcom sound effects.
I am using whisper v3 to stream the speech to deepseek v4 flash, I had fable create a harness for it that prioritizes speed and accuracy. It has major filters before filtering down to deepseek v4 flash reasoning.
The current sound effects are 30 or so copyright free tracks. If you would like to add something that is completely copyright free please comment it!
You can checkout the website for yourselves at iJester.com
There is no mainnet currently so there is no way to obtain mainnet kei. Kei is built on its own node infrastructure and is not built on top of an existing chain (i.e we are not on solana).
I have been working on Kei, a infrastructure token for adding currencies and player inventories to browser MMO games with one npm package install.
The coin is feeless and there isn't mining as part of its design. I am working off a fork of banano which is a fork of nano. Developers use the kei-transaction glue code to add transactions and player economies. It is made for primarily working with a 3d MMO made in babylonjs, just as a lot of the examples are in that techstack.
Currently, I am looking into a fair presale. The thing is, the currency is supposed to be close to worthless, so the tokenomics are really just 10% of the total ever created Kei is all broken down into smaller bits until the public only gets 2%
It is worthless by design, but also it has worth because of the tokens built on it, so I cant only just airdrop. I am honestly really torn about what the next few milestones will look like and I don't really know how I am going to sustain the project, while keeping the token basically free, and squashing speculators.
Links:
Main page: keicoin.org
Github: github.com/keicoin-org
npmjs: npmjs.org/kei-transaction
Would love to hear any thoughts, concerns, criticisms, whatever you got. Cheers!
I put two LLMs (Deepseek v4 lite) in an arena with guns and genomes, and they are currently fighting endlessly. I thought you guys might get a kick out of this.
I used gaussian splats for the textures. Gaussian splat editing has gotten a lot better and PlayCanvas are making some excellent tools that Wren should definitely check out. The locomotion system is controlled by an animation AI called ARDY, and I am using different mental states as genomes to see which school of thought in combat wins.
I would love to answer more questions if anybody is curious about anything. You can watch them fight live at https://arena.kinoinstrument.com
I used claude code to segment different splat clouds to look for and to segment different models for the arena. I was honestly really surprised how well the LLM was able to semantically understand what it was looking at and to edit and segment different pieces.
I am using Babylonjs-lite for the game engine, I think it is a great light weight solution I am comfortable with, but PlayCanvas is really beating them in this gsplat race. WebGPU is going to bring a lot of new and interesting web innovation and competition we havent seen since the early 2010s. It is interesting to watch as a user and developer.
The humanoid animations are AI generated too, the blending is a mixture of techniques, but I need to spend more time researching, because I have ideas on making the IK for the hands better as does locomotion. The paper for that is called ARDY and its facinating and its really a good read.
Anyway, if you want to watch two LLMs fight you can watch it here
You can check it out at https://arena.kinoinstrument.com
It wouldn't be 2026 if you couldn't vibe a whole TV show. Setting anything except the name and description is fully optional. It generates scene by scene in 3d enviorments where the actors animate themselves in a scene using a latent space of primitive animations. It makes me believe if I can do this in a couple weeks, I am sure we are in a simulation by scientists that have been studying for years.
A couple weeks ago I started working on a project to simply my process for making AI video. I would create a scene in my 3d animation software of choice Unity, use play recorder and timelines to make a previs and then exported that video to use for motion and blocking purposes.
It was all too much for a process I could make into one unified website. Which is what I discussed with Claude Code in solving my problem and 3 weeks later I am happy to start sharing it with others.
If you are interested in creating previsualizations before your shot, you can mess around with the editor without an account at kinoinstrument.com
Claude code recently helped me create animation software to create a previs for recording videos, to do this, it used a web game engine called babylonjs to create the animation software using the game engine as a foundation for all of its features.
Game engines, and physics enviorments are going to be the future and game developers should be ready to use their skills to pivot. I still love making games, but it is so cool to use my knowledge in tangential ways.
If you are interested in animation or making ai video please checkout my project at kinoinstrument.com