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by aaron695 3y ago
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It'd be good to know what rate we need to beat and some other metrics.
- aaron695 3y agoIs anyone speedrunning this? I can't find anything with a quick look. I'd consider an approach like the human powered helicopter parable. I'd create a model for the eyes / face. So a screen like a phone is put in front of a camera with a model face and controllable eyes that you use software to control. Maybe skip the screen in front of a camera and link straight into the video feed. It knows the limits of the eyes (different models for different people and situations) can measure fatigue etc. You could run billions of simulations....