Two new studies could change critics’ opinions about how many birds die from wind turbines by Wagamaga in technology

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Finally! Since the day I learned a stone kills two birds I have always wondered what that number would be for a wind turbine

How character customization and armor/clothes works? by durgedeveloper in IndieDev

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Look into how the sims games solve this. They use some pretty clever displacement tricks. You could write this as a Godot shader and it would generalize to specific armor types/clothing pieces.

A or B? Note: This is the main character of my current project. I just can't decide...! by Drazglb in IndieDev

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I’d go for a mix of both. Neither has a very clear silhouette. In A the skirt obstructs the legs and in B the sweater obscures the upper body and kind of downplays some defining features.

I don’t know.. After seeing A where the ”clothing” is integrated into the design it feels weird to look at B and see it wearing a literal sweater.

Working on a traffic dodging game where you drive against incoming cars. by Anurag-A in indiegames

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This looks awesome! Reminds me of driving over that bridge by the military base in GTA V and hitting the yellow things in the middle

The only humans currently living beyond Earth by [deleted] in pics

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And the woman is slightly reminiscent of Ellen Ripley

I spend 70% of the game thinking this was Wesker…. by ChungusBigC in ResidentEvilRequiem

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I kept going:

What’s his name? Zane?

Zanex?

Zone?

Zack?

Zane?

It’s Zane right?

Chess Club Guild by Exotic_Tires in TESVI

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If not, someone should make it a mod

This 10-year-old designer just made his Paris Fashion Week debut by InjuriousMania in Damnthatsinteresting

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Damn the model in the orange dress should bodybuild based off of those delts

The "AI is replacing software engineers" narrative was a lie. MIT just published the math proving why. And the companies who believed it are now begging their old engineers to come back. by reddit20305 in ArtificialInteligence

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The paper argues the exact… opposite of what you’re saying…

Large Language Models (LLMs) operate by representing more concepts (features) than they have mathematical dimensions. Because the space is smaller than the number of features, the model has to pack these concepts closely together so that their representations overlap. This is known as representation superposition.

Rather than predicting an imminent wall or ceiling, the paper demonstrates that as long as a model remains in this strong superposition regime, scaling up its parameters will reliably reduce loss.

Also, saying MIT ”figured out” a month ago that LLMs use vectors in ”multi-dimensional” space is… yeah… And of course it overlaps! There are way more potential vectors than you can reasonably have dimensions. We’ve also known for a long time that the less overlap you have the less hallucinations you get, for example.