i made a game where you literally have to find Waldo in a giant crowd the catch is you’re actually walking around inside the crowd in first person, and everyone is moving play it here: waldo.brutefloat.com

If you look at the state of the art in procedural 3d generation then you’ll quickly realize that language models will make a serious dent in controllable world building - manifesting whatever we want into existing 3d tools like houdini, blender or unreal.

GLM 5.3 Flash Made This in 9 Minutes in Hermes. Probably one of the BEST Voxels I've made yet especially in the Hermes harness..

Use Hermes Agent however you want. Modify it, extend it, share it, fork it. Use it locally or in the cloud. Use the desktop app or the TUI or text it or talk to it from your smart fridge. Set up your great-aunt with it or run a Fortune 500 on it. Give it your own keys, use it through Nous Portal, or use local models on your own stack. Use one model or fifteen or blend them with MoA. Use it to plan an elopement, debug an EVM event, summarize a lease, troubleshoot that pesky issue with your car, reverse a DataFrame, or autorespond to your boss's emails. Run it on a Mac Studio, a $35 SBC, a hand-me-down ThinkPad, a Docker container, a Hermes Cloud VPS that costs as much as a cup of coffee, or eight of each at once. Create a shared bot that answers questions no one on your team can. Ask it to modify itself. Use it to parse a WhatsApp backup, answer your mother's questions about a power bill, or set a cron to scan the group chat and notify you when someone mentions that deadline you're avoiding. Put it in charge of remembering why you named the branch that. Put it in charge of filing your email into folders or cleaning up all the files named report_final_draft1.pdf. Have it scan the news weekly to settle that stupid bet you made with your brother that one time. Ask it to send your wife an article about cats every morning which she will pretend to be annoyed by even though it really makes her day.