Truman looked down the street where an explosion occurred, then a shadowy figure came out of the smoke, approached down the road, ran into truman and then past him and accosted an indian man in a turban. They threw blows until an identical clone of the indian in a turban tackled the shadowy man to the rear of the frame. The first Indian man was handed a white monster energy drink. He took a sip. He immediately tranformed into Truman with glowing blue eyes. Truman was visibly confused and started saying garbled words like "what did you givrm." "I can feel the mermegh"
Truman looked down the street where an explosion occurred, then a shadowy figure came out of the smoke, approached down the road, ran into truman and then past him and accosted an indian man in a turban. They threw blows until an identical clone of the indian in a turban tackled the shadowy man to the rear of the frame. The first Indian man was handed a white monster energy drink. He took a sip. He immediately tranformed into Truman with glowing blue eyes. Truman was visibly confused and started saying garbled words like "what did you givrm." "I can feel the mermegh"
Then hugged to death.
"Now I am become HN, the Destroyer of Websites."
Hugged :(
the upvoting will continue until bandwidth improves
How does this work? I couldn't find an about page?
The models used are mentioned on the page; primarily it's H3 Max Director, Jev, and an agent to manage context and send updates to Director.
This is really an interesting experiment.
Error proxying request to container: There are more than 4096 concurrent connections inbound to the container, surpassing the limit
The star of the show is H3 Max Director [1], which lets you get a pseudo realtime WebRTC video feed which you can control with JSON messages.
The rest is plumbing around that.
This means that per list pricing (at least on fal), it costs $5/min to run, and the minimum is 1 minute.
[1] https://fal.ai/models/minimax/h3-max/director