I regretfully suspect this actually is the future of UI. You just need smart local models running fast enough to keep the framerate high, but that’s inevitable in the long term, isn’t it?
Terminal world models have many applications, but empirical observation of successful pretraining or fine-tuning can be significant for encapsulating from rather expensive Bash traces, such as ones obtained from systems with scarce accelerators, etc.
I regretfully suspect this actually is the future of UI. You just need smart local models running fast enough to keep the framerate high, but that’s inevitable in the long term, isn’t it?
Reminds me of this project from Microsoft. A Quake II “simulation” model where the whole application was just a model.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/articles/whamm-real...
These are called world models, which is why the project is called WorldTUI. For another example, take a look at Google's recent Genie models. https://deepmind.google/blog/genie-2-a-large-scale-foundatio...
It would be interesting to expose this on the internet. I wonder what the scrapers etc… would do with it.
Wait, how did it `sleep 3`? I thought LLMs didn't have a concept of time
It’s still rendering frames constantly, no? So it just figures the next X frames are all doing nothing?
Very cool. Fun project. I feel like there’s a wide field to be explored once you understand fine tuning good existing models
There was a whole fake gui OS with similar concept right
athropic had an experiment that did exactly this. we need more experimentation in this space.
Wow! This this reminds me of when we tried doing this with gpt 3 and.. it worked!
The tmux thing had me confused for a moment until i realized it was emulating tmux. Super fun. Is the model window width aware?
Where is the point of this project if i have terminal ?
Terminal world models have many applications, but empirical observation of successful pretraining or fine-tuning can be significant for encapsulating from rather expensive Bash traces, such as ones obtained from systems with scarce accelerators, etc.
Sometimes it's just fun to do something absurd because you can. This is one of the reasons software is exciting.
because curiosity is the most fun of virtues!
Because it was there