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“You can build a real relationship with someone using just your voice” Understanding the power of audio, JC built Playfriends into a 1-million-user voice platform where creators can monetise through voice alone. Now, with Beam, creators can receive virtual gift without even going live. Tune in to the discussion... show more

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@jc_playfriends @playfriends_gg @Beam_gifts Im host on playfriends for more than 1 year, and im so happy be part of this, for more things in the future, we deserve the best @playfriends_gg

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@jc_playfriends @playfriends_gg @Beam_gifts not the 6, 7 months-

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@jc_playfriends @playfriends_gg @Beam_gifts Voice only monetization is underrated in crypto Distribution and trust matter more than fancy UX

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This is your reminder to play The Dream, 404’s Chroma Award-winning game built using SN17-generated assets. At 404, we aim to help kickstart the next revolution in gaming around AI-native games. That starts with democratising 3D content creation through Bittensor, making it easier for creators to build virtual worlds, games, and AR/VR/XR experiences without needing massive production teams. The long-term vision is to let creators describe the game or world they want to build, then generate the assets, sound, voice, and environment around it. The Dream is an amazing example of that vision. It is a fully playable 3D open-world experience created by a two-person team in just 30 days, using over 12,000 assets generated with 404. The goal is not to replace enterprise game development. It is to create a new layer where individuals and small teams can build and explore high-fidelity game worlds without needing a massive AAA-style pipeline. Sometimes, you need to see it to believe it. Play The Dream yourself at:

This is your reminder to play The Dream, 404’s Chroma Award-winning game built using SN17-generated assets. At 404, we aim to help kickstart the next revolution in gaming around AI-native games. That starts with democratising 3D content creation through Bittensor, making it easier for creators to build virtual worlds, games, and AR/VR/XR experiences without needing massive production teams. The long-term vision is to let creators describe the game or world they want to build, then generate the assets, sound, voice, and environment around it. The Dream is an amazing example of that vision. It is a fully playable 3D open-world experience created by a two-person team in just 30 days, using over 12,000 assets generated with 404. The goal is not to replace enterprise game development. It is to create a new layer where individuals and small teams can build and explore high-fidelity game worlds without needing a massive AAA-style pipeline. Sometimes, you need to see it to believe it. Play The Dream yourself at:

404

19,367 次观看 • 2 个月前

Day 1 of 3 days of MLX: Introducing MLX-Audio-Swift SDK 🚀 A modular Swift SDK for voice agents and tasks on Apple Silicon built by Lucas Newman and yours truly. iOS, macOS, and visionOS developers can now build native apps with real-time, on-device audio intelligence: 🗣️ Text-to-Speech (TTS) 👂 Speech-to-Text (STT) 🔄 Speech-to-Speech (STS) 🎙️ Voice Activity Detection (VAD) and more. Only import the capabilities you need, nothing extra. Get started today and leave us a star ⭐️

Day 1 of 3 days of MLX: Introducing MLX-Audio-Swift SDK 🚀 A modular Swift SDK for voice agents and tasks on Apple Silicon built by Lucas Newman and yours truly. iOS, macOS, and visionOS developers can now build native apps with real-time, on-device audio intelligence: 🗣️ Text-to-Speech (TTS) 👂 Speech-to-Text (STT) 🔄 Speech-to-Speech (STS) 🎙️ Voice Activity Detection (VAD) and more. Only import the capabilities you need, nothing extra. Get started today and leave us a star ⭐️

Prince Canuma

164,026 次观看 • 7 个月前