The latest updates to Chat GPT, an artificial intelligence platform, have caught the attention of scholars and PhD candidates alike. These improvements, which include the creation of custom GPT AI assistants and a significant increase in the token limit, are poised to transform the way researchers manage and analyze large volumes of data. However, it’s […]
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Kensington has this week announced the launch of its SD5800T Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking Station. This new Thunderbolt 4 docking station has been specifically designed for users who require high-speed data transfer and multiple display support. One of the key features of the Kensington SD5800T Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 Quad Video Docking […]
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Picking the right OpenAI language model for your project can be crucial when it comes to performance, costs and implementation. OpenAI’s suite, which includes the likes of GPT-3.5, GPT-4, and their respective Turbo versions, offers a spectrum of capabilities that can greatly affect the outcome of your application and the strain on your budget. This […]
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AI is transforming the landscape of visual art, and at the heart of this transformation is Midjourney and the innovative Niji Journey AI model which was recently released as a mobile application. This model is equipped with a “tune” feature that allows users to create a wide array of visual styles. This feature is designed […]
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Thanks to the incredible advancements in neural networks and language processing computers can understand and respond to human language just as another person might. The journey from the first moments of doubt to the current state of achievement is a tale of relentless innovation and discovery. The Art of the Problem YouTube channel has created […]
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Everyone's favorite hooved menace is back on mobile with the launch of Goat Simulator 3 for iOS and Android, Swedish developer Coffee Stain Studios announced. As before, you play in an open world as a mayhem-loving goat in order to cause maximum chaos and ruin the day of as many NPC's as possible. The latest version dials up the destruction with accessories like jetpacks, rocket launchers and supercharged headbutts, while letting you kit out your goats with dubious fashion accessories.
The mobile versions offers much the same feature set found on PS5, Xbox Series X/S and PC, particularly the co-op multiplayer support. Other mobile features include multiple goat options (tall, fishy, with hats), an "OK amount" of quests in the open world, mini-games, "ragdoll physics that slap Newton in the face" and more, according to the Play Store listing.
Goat Simulator famously started as a jokey demo for Global Game Jam 2014, replete with bugs, bizarre physics and just a weird, weird concept. Herds of players loved the alpha version, though, so Coffee Stain elected to release it as a full game, leaving in the floppy necks, intersecting meshes and ability to use your goat's tongue to walk up construction cranes somehow.
Goat Simulator 3 is actually the second game in the series (the developer famously skipped over 2), appearing last year a full eight years after the original. The original version appeared shortly after the alpha, and basically left most of the bugs in — part of the charm, or terribleness of the game, depending on your point of view.
It turns out that "buggy and stupid" is hard to do on purpose though, as GS3's creative director put it, hence the long delay. In any case, it's now available on Android and iOS for $13 — not that cheap for a mobile game.
This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/goat-simulator-3s-headbutting-mayhem-finally-arrives-to-mobile-111553057.html?src=rss
If you are looking for ways to streamline your Node.js development process might be interested to know that you can combine Google’s Duet AI artificial intelligent assistant to help create server side applications and solutions using Node.js. Imagine having a partner that takes care of the repetitive tasks, leaving you to focus on the creative […]
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Do you feel secure when you open your laptop? But do you know what makes using your PC and browsing the internet so safe? Today, we’ll talk about a firewall – a basic but important part of any computer network. As a security device, it protects the network. Yet, a firewall can be used in […]
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3D printing is something that is interesting and useful for a lot of industries although it’s still basically in the early stages. One thing that’s probably stopping people from embracing this technology is that it seems pretty complicated and not user-friendly. Most printers require a certain kind of technical knowledge so those who don’t have this are already ruled out. What if there was a printer that would do away with all that and let “ordinary” users enjoy the joys of 3D printing?
Designer: KOKONI
The KOKONI EC2 is one such printer which will let 3D printing enthusiasts use a plug-and-play kind of entry-level smart 3D printer. Despite its advanced features, it is still pretty accessible enough for children and newbies, not to mention pretty affordable. You don’t even need advanced software skills to be able to print the things you want to print. It has AI-generated design capabilities and there are also over 2000 designs to choose from (and they update it weekly so you’ll get more).
The portable 3D printer actually looks like a toy oven with its compact design and color options (apple green, orange, and white). It has a 720p camera so you will be able to see the printing process and even create time-lapse videos from there. You also get an upgraded printing speed so you’ll be able to print something in under 20 minutes if you’re using the simpler designs. You can connect the printer to the KOKONI 3D app so you don’t need a computer to be able to use it.
I never thought I would consider getting a 3D printer given the complicated nature of most of the machines available in the market. But this one that weighs just 3.2 kg and is 189 x 302 x 231 mm small is something you can consider if you’re looking to complete DIY projects for your home or work. Well, that is, if you have $349 to spare.
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Apple recently released iOS 17.2 Release Candidate and iPadOS 17.2 Release Candidate. This new version, available to both developers and public beta testers, comes loaded with updates not only for iOS but also for other Apple operating systems. If you’re using an iPhone 15 Pro Max or are keen on Apple’s software developments, you’ll find […]
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