Snake where every move is decided by fine-tuned Laya

A Snake game whose moves all come from a fine-tuned copy of Laya, showing a decision model acting in a real-time control loop.

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Launch: Laya
Use case: Games
Format: Build
Source: github.com

Owais Ali Khadim Batti

Currently pursuing CSE in BMSCE. Passionate about coding, building apps, games. Also always exploring, learning and cre…

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雨夹雪❄️

@mizorewww · Sep 20

The port announcement: Laya on MLX, under 1 GB RAM, choosing the snake’s next move 60 times a second on a local M3 Max.

atomic.chat

@atomic_chat_hq · Sep 21

Atomic.chat ran Laya on a 16 GB MacBook Air against Jev over the API on a Grok-built Tetris. Local won on speed: 11x faster decisions.

Viraj Bhartiya

@heyxviraj · Sep 21

Viraj Bhartiya wired both models into the Chrome T-Rex game: Laya local on MLX, Jev over the API, same track and physics, side-by-side latency. Code in virajbhartiya/laya-vs-jev.

mizorewww

@mizorewww · Sep 19

Validated Core ML ports of all Laya checkpoints. One short multilingual decision in 4.98 ms P50 on M3 Max with ANE FP16, at 2.78x better energy per decision than MLX FP16.

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Snake where every move is decided by fine-tuned Laya

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