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5 guides tagged 3D Interactive. Reference guides written to be the resource people and answer engines cite.
Reference Guide · 17 min read
Jev, released by TypeSafe AI on 2026-09-15, decides instead of writing. 14 stations across 4 kinds of responsibility, a 12-step guided journey from a ticket to a routed queue and on into an agent harness, the three answer shapes (Choice, Score, Noul) as working instruments, pricing and context limits from the vendor's own pages, and two independent preprints on where it fails. Sources checked 2026-09-24.
Reference Guide · 22 min read
A complete residential split system — furnace, coil, ducts, refrigerant loop, condenser — modeled in 3D and wired to a fault ontology. Click parts to learn them; pick symptoms to diagnose them. 39 components, 22 symptoms, 35 faults across five system paths, real costs.
Reference Guide · 18 min read
Every stage a prompt passes through, modeled as an explorable 3D machine. 21 stages, a 21-step guided journey tracing one token from "The cat sat on the" to "mat", real parameter counts from GPT-3 to DeepSeek-V3, and the training story — pretraining, RLHF, and the reasoning-RL breakthrough.
Reference Guide · 20 min read
The canonical 784-16-16-10 MNIST network as an explorable 3D machine: 16 stations across 4 acts, a 16-step guided journey from pixels to the brain question, all 12,960 weight connections really drawn, and a training row where gradient descent is really computed on an illustrative loss terrain, and a Train mode where the network genuinely learns 10,000 real MNIST digits in your browser.
The machine as an explorable 3D film set: 16 stations across 4 acts, a 18-step guided journey from one qubit to the honest scoreboard, the dilution refrigerator drawn plate by plate at its real temperatures, the signal chain attenuating down and amplifying up exactly as the engineering references describe, and an interference station that shows where quantum answers actually come from. No parallel-universe myths survive contact with this page.