This looks like another AI project. The HN user is new, the GitHub user is 4 days old, and all the content in the GitHub repo is authored by someone else. There's a blog repo with one commit containing 29 pre-written posts. A third repo 'nexusai-landing' is the only repo where 'denisepattenson' has committed anything.
Yeah, I second this. Like other comments have mentioned, you'd expect a human to add a video to such a post. I wonder what urged this robot to post this to HN.
The other code author is a "Dr. Josh C. Simmons" whose GitHub profile leads with "Building AI systems and influence architecture at scale." and "Founder @ Meridian Strategic Systems — Running experiments in cognitive systems, behavioral modeling, and automated influence generation."
So, my guess is that this a prototype of whatever Meridian is going to be doing.
This looks like another AI project. The HN user is new, the GitHub user is 4 days old, and all the content in the GitHub repo is authored by someone else. There's a blog repo with one commit containing 29 pre-written posts. A third repo 'nexusai-landing' is the only repo where 'denisepattenson' has committed anything.
Yeah, I second this. Like other comments have mentioned, you'd expect a human to add a video to such a post. I wonder what urged this robot to post this to HN.
The other code author is a "Dr. Josh C. Simmons" whose GitHub profile leads with "Building AI systems and influence architecture at scale." and "Founder @ Meridian Strategic Systems — Running experiments in cognitive systems, behavioral modeling, and automated influence generation."
So, my guess is that this a prototype of whatever Meridian is going to be doing.
This is mine, I guess… I asked openclaw to remind me to post it. Looks like it tried to optimize my request.
Please put up some screenshot or video. I would be very interested in this project since I need a lot of example video content for LED applications.
No video demonstrating it? I'm curious but not that curious.
How is an AI supposed to make a video demo
> 60 FPS — Optimized for smooth rendering
I don't wanna dunk on this, it's a cool idea, but you can generate a lot of Perlin noise in 16ms ..
That's pretty cool. Works great in my 320x90 kitty!
Denise my person, pls put some screenshot up in the readme