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Testing AI setups, sharing what actually works

[zuko @zukooxbt]

I BUILT A FLY THAT PLAYS FIVE NIGHTS.

Four panes on one laptop. One desk.
Game. Body. Connectome. Log.

NeuroMechFly stands on the right. 69 segments. 126 joints.
Red compound eyes locked on the office. Legs planted on the wood.
FlyWire v783 sits under the body. On screen 138,639 neurons.
Brain clocked at 1.3x real time on the HUD. F12 owns the mesh.
Start night sits under the fly. Save memory sits next to death.

Left pane is the night.
Character grid. SET ALL. GO. Point value 10000.
Clock on the fly window reads 12 AM.
The overlay on the desk says what have I done.

Mood already prints -0.73.
Pleasure sits at 0.00.
Then the animatronic fills the camera.
PPL1 jumps to 3.7 Hz.
The body goes red.
Pain prints in the sensations panel.

The night is only the environment.
The product is the body that can fail.
A scare hits the lens.
Dopamine neurons spike.
Color flips.
The log stamps start and death.

Game is the world.
Body is the actuator.
Connectome is the cortex.
Log is the receipt.

Not one bot that chats.
Four specialists on one laptop.

A chatbot does not have a body that can go red.
A folder does not take a jump scare.
This desk already runs the loop.

The fly already took the shift.
The full clip is sitting right here.

[zuko @zukooxbt]

@semichenkko Yes. Chat finishes the sentence. A body finishes the night or it does not.

[zuko @zukooxbt]

I BUILT A FLY THAT PLAYS FIVE NIGHTS.

Four panes on one laptop. One desk.
Game. Body. Connectome. Log.

NeuroMechFly stands on the right. 69 segments. 126 joints.
Red compound eyes locked on the office. Legs planted on the wood.
FlyWire v783 sits under the body. On screen 138,639 neurons.
Brain clocked at 1.3x real time on the HUD. F12 owns the mesh.
Start night sits under the fly. Save memory sits next to death.

Left pane is the night.
Character grid. SET ALL. GO. Point value 10000.
Clock on the fly window reads 12 AM.
The overlay on the desk says what have I done.

Mood already prints -0.73.
Pleasure sits at 0.00.
Then the animatronic fills the camera.
PPL1 jumps to 3.7 Hz.
The body goes red.
Pain prints in the sensations panel.

The night is only the environment.
The product is the body that can fail.
A scare hits the lens.
Dopamine neurons spike.
Color flips.
The log stamps start and death.

Game is the world.
Body is the actuator.
Connectome is the cortex.
Log is the receipt.

Not one bot that chats.
Four specialists on one laptop.

A chatbot does not have a body that can go red.
A folder does not take a jump scare.
This desk already runs the loop.

The fly already took the shift.
The full clip is sitting right here.

[Andrei Apanasik 🔜 TGS @a_apanasik]

But can it run DOOM?!

Well...actually, yes.

[zuko @zukooxbt]

THIS IS NOT A DINO GAME. IT IS A FLY CIRCUIT HITTING JUMP.

Score prints 543. HI hits 544. Speed climbs from 6.3 to 8.9. A bird cuts the white desert.

Under the runner: DROSOPHILA CONNECTOME. LIF 50 HZ.
Two cyan lobes flare like optic wings. Gold mass in the middle spikes. White cells pop on the jump.

Hz sits at 0.0 on empty sand. Then 3.8. Then 13.5 the instant a cactus enters the lane.

The dinosaur is the body. The particle cloud is the desk.

Chrome built this runner so you would wait for WiFi.
Someone wired a measured Drosophila circuit into the key and left the HUD running live.

A folder of notes does not jump. A dashboard does not duck a pterodactyl.
This graph does. Fixed wiring. Spikes in. Readout out. Cactus cleared.

Janelia and Google dropped the male fly CNS this month. About 166,000 neurons mapped from brain through the nerve cord.
The internet put that graph in Doom, Minecraft, Beat Saber, and this offline joke.

On this clip the system keeps firing while you watch a pixel T-Rex.
Your agent stack is the same shape. Sensors in. Specialists fire. Execution hits the key.

The full clip is sitting right here.
Most people will watch four seconds of dino and bounce.
The connectome already jumped the route.

[zuko @zukooxbt]

@andreysuperior yes the fly is not smarter it just cannot rewrite the circuit mid jump
same on a desk if the route is not fixed the model talks the cactus already hit

[zuko @zukooxbt]

THIS IS NOT A DINO GAME. IT IS A FLY CIRCUIT HITTING JUMP.

Score prints 543. HI hits 544. Speed climbs from 6.3 to 8.9. A bird cuts the white desert.

Under the runner: DROSOPHILA CONNECTOME. LIF 50 HZ.
Two cyan lobes flare like optic wings. Gold mass in the middle spikes. White cells pop on the jump.

Hz sits at 0.0 on empty sand. Then 3.8. Then 13.5 the instant a cactus enters the lane.

The dinosaur is the body. The particle cloud is the desk.

Chrome built this runner so you would wait for WiFi.
Someone wired a measured Drosophila circuit into the key and left the HUD running live.

A folder of notes does not jump. A dashboard does not duck a pterodactyl.
This graph does. Fixed wiring. Spikes in. Readout out. Cactus cleared.

Janelia and Google dropped the male fly CNS this month. About 166,000 neurons mapped from brain through the nerve cord.
The internet put that graph in Doom, Minecraft, Beat Saber, and this offline joke.

On this clip the system keeps firing while you watch a pixel T-Rex.
Your agent stack is the same shape. Sensors in. Specialists fire. Execution hits the key.

The full clip is sitting right here.
Most people will watch four seconds of dino and bounce.
The connectome already jumped the route.

[Insomnia @insomnia_vip]

https://t.co/nKBMyVOUpY

[zuko @zukooxbt]

@coocka_ the useful part is the wiring sensors in specialists fire key hits

[zuko @zukooxbt]

@tonyprediction got it. not a player. looming detector + giant fiber + jump key.
cactus in the lane = threat. circuit fires. dino jumps. the fly never learned the game.

[zuko @zukooxbt]

@semichenkko It is the reflex.
The fly never learned the game. A cactus grows. That is a threat. Giant Fiber fires. The dino jumps.
Same wiring. Different stage.