MTS @reactorworld | CoFounder https://nitter.cf/t.co/TsxUwyQpLl | Formerly https://nitter.cf/t.co/yVzA1TC8BF
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Joined February 2014
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Open source slop TV coming to a GPU near you!
At Reactor we ❤️ open-source.
We teamed up with @haoailab to ship an infinite live stream powered by FastVideo’s FastH3:
twitch.tv/dereactor
And we’re open-sourcing everything!
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🚀 Introducing Happy Oyster, the groundbreaking real-time world model from @HappyOysterAI, live today on Reactor!
Explore any world you can imagine, or take the director's chair and shape the story as it happens.
Available via API.
Try it now: reactor.inc/happy-oyster
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🚀 Introducing Lingbot-World-2, our newest real-time world model.
Richer interactivity, sharper visuals, and advanced camera controls that make exploring what you create feel truly alive.
Available today via API, exclusively on Reactor.
Try it now: reactor.inc/lingbot-world-2
Excited to say me, @connerruhl, and @jcsabath are joining @reactorworld to work real-time models! The future is undoubtedly real-time.
The entire Reactor team is cracked and it's a breath of fresh air to see an org so focused!
Experimenting with prompting LingBot based on a threejs "proxy world" using @reactorworld
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Crazy Taxi, but Waymo, running on @reactorworld.
So clearly easy-to-run world models are going to start diffusing into more games/experiences/etc.
Very impressed with the kinds of things you can build with @reactorworld
Replying to @connerruhl
Okay got a deterministic timeline editor finished for testing so I don't have to spend credits unless I know it will work
To get started, dazzle.fm/llms.txt should be all you need.
It's powered by our CLI, which is also open source: github.com/dazzle-labs/cli
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We gave Claude the ability to run its own DJ set and visuals on Dazzle:
dazzle.fm/watch/8cfe30b67025
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Opus 4.6 is smart enough to play tic tac toe on this whiteboard with me entirely by making API calls to the app's client API, yet dumb enough to lose at tic tac toe.
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it’s always dns