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Fun experiment getting Hermes, active and operational on a Nintendo 3DS. I can talk to it from the 3DS and it does real work on my Mac. It can searches the web, writes and runs code, and pretty much anything else an agent can do. The 3DS is the...

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Teknium 🪽vor 7 Tagen

Wow it looks so good

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

Thank you. Voice is coming next!

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

And a few screenshots of the 3DS interface. Cc @NousResearch @Teknium

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Beetlevor 7 Tagen

Oh wow, the Hermes girl fits perfectly in the device ❤️

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

She does right!

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Tylervor 7 Tagen

This is the kind of experiment I love seeing

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

A tinkerer, tinkers!

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Tylervor 7 Tagen

Exactly!

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Mike Gannotti 🔳vor 7 Tagen

I loooooooove this!!!

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

Lots left to explore here!

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Nous Researchvor 6 Tagen

Incredible work

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dippovor 7 Tagen

This is awesome! I have an SP clone I think I’m going to mess with. I will have zero free time fr the foreseeable future

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

I really thought about the SP and when I went to find it, I remembered that’s one of the handhelds I gave to my brother! So the 3DS had to do and it’s honestly been a ton of fun

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Alex C.vor 7 Tagen

Noice! Great unlock!! 🔓

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

I think there’s a lot more left to unlock here! The 3D screen itself could be a fun experiments of its own

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toommvor 7 Tagen

Holy nostalgia been a minute since I’ve even seen a 3DS

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

I loved my 3DS! It felt so nice and nostalgic seeing the games I had loaded in

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SHvor 7 Tagen

voice on a 3ds. how did the mic quality hold up?

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Jarlan Perezvor 7 Tagen

Pretty good actually! It transcribes it after and I took a look and it was fine. I wasn’t even that close to it either. Working on voice out now

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₽ⱤΞΞ₮Ⱨ△M ₭Ɏ△И△Mvor 6 Tagen

Ugh I asked my sister for her 3DS to do the same thing haha, nice job!

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Ducketsvor 6 Tagen

yooo this is dope i busted out my 3DS i wanna try now

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Milton Holdiemvor 6 Tagen

This is badass

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Prospernwovor 6 Tagen

an agent on a 3ds controlling your mac is wild. what was the hardest piece to fit in

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Belikov Sergeyvor 6 Tagen

Awesome!

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sauciiivor 6 Tagen

Very cool

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Tclawsvor 6 Tagen

As cool as this is… What I really want to know is how we got here? What I’m envisioning is you doing the most mundane task around your place while taking a break from the heavy Otherside (or other secret) work to “relax”. Then the DS catches your eye, you think “I haven’t played this in a while” and the next thought is “I wonder if…” and that’s how we got here 😂

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witcheervor 6 Tagen

yeah this is awesome - nostalgia

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VeeraMarnivor 7 Tagen

the 3DS being just a remote is the right way to think about it. the device was never the point, the agent on the mac is. still the best use of a 3DS in years

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suliaoqingvor 6 Tagen

Hold A to talk is intuitive

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EBM-Radiovor 6 Tagen

Hmmm... now I'm wondering about my DS Lite

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SHvor 6 Tagen

nice, which stt does the transcribing?

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