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The researchers used machine learning and a neural net to pull animation info from a database, based on what you’re doing with the gamepad. “So, instead of storing all the data and selecting which clip to play with, [we] have a system which actually generates animations on the fly, given the user input,” the school’s Daniel Holden told Ars Technica.

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Ha ha ha creo que voy a mandar a estos ‘chicos’ un mail suplicándoles que me apañen los bugs de Lolin’. Vaya nivelón, ¡siempre ha habido clases!