laya snake cuda
A free snake game — play it in your browser, no install. The laya-mlx Snake demo on PyTorch (NVIDIA or CPU), plus a mode to disturb the snake and watch it recover
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The Snake demo from laya-mlx, running on an NVIDIA GPU (or just the CPU) with PyTorch, on Windows or Linux. Plus one thing the original doesn't have: you can disturb the snake with the keyboard and watch it get back on track.
A real recorded run on an RTX 3070, replayed at 1× with laya-snake export. The pushes here come from --chaos; live, they come from your keys.
This is a port, and most of it is not ours.
Every derived file says at its top what was changed. See NOTICE.
Laya does not generate text.
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