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    Developer builds interactive voxel map of central Warsaw●Show HN: Warsaw in voxels – An interactive 3D map of the city centreYhnWorldElections32712 h ago

    A new interactive 3D map renders central Warsaw entirely in voxels, letting users explore the city centre from a browser. The project, created by developer Przemysław Migdał, is drawing attention among tech enthusiasts for its playful, game-like visualization of the Polish capital. Readers are praising the visual style and discussing the technical methods behind turning real urban geometry into blocky 3D form.

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    Interactive notes site explains RLHF, attention and LoRA●Show HN: Interactive notes on RLHF, attention, LoRA and LLM evalsYhnCultureMusic4130 min ago

    A developer has launched a website offering interactive notes explaining core machine learning concepts behind large language models, including RLHF, attention mechanisms, LoRA fine-tuning and LLM evaluations. The material uses visual, hands-on explanations rather than plain text, and it is drawing attention from readers interested in accessible learning resources for AI fundamentals.

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    Spider-Man: Brand New Day filming locations revealed▼Where was Spider-Man: Brand New Day filmed? – with interactive map✉newsCultureFilm10 h ago

    Tom Holland's next Spider-Man film, Brand New Day, is drawing attention for where it is being shot. A detailed guide with an interactive map now lists the movie's filming locations, letting fans trace exactly where scenes were made. Location-hunting for big Marvel productions tends to attract strong fan interest, and interest is centred on the real-world sites behind the film.

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    Interactive playground for interaction nets launches▼Show HN: I built an interactive visual playground for interaction netsYhnScienceBiology739 min ago

    A developer has released an interactive visual playground for interaction nets, a graph-based model of computation, letting users experiment with rewriting and reductions directly in the browser. Readers on Hacker News are discussing the tool, which offers a hands-on way to explore a topic usually confined to academic literature.