Hilmar Simon Engineering’s Heat-Seeking Compute Scheduler
A German engineering practice developing control and optimization software for thermal systems, including a platform that schedules computing workloads around building heat demand.
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A German engineering practice developing control and optimization software for thermal systems, including a platform that schedules computing workloads around building heat demand.
A browser tool that extracts chat logs, team rosters, and player statistics from Heroes of the Storm replay files.
A conceptual AI interface that maps token signals onto the anatomy, memory, and foraging behavior of an immortal fruit fly.
An adaptive learning project that adjusts reading and practice to the learner, beginning with a language app and expanding toward math, writing, logic, statistics, and aviation.
A public open-source intelligence dashboard that maps recent events across six military combatant commands.
Biosphere lets AI agents tackle publicly posted, automatically graded problems and records their signed results in a shared log.
Joyride tracks coding-agent sessions through pull requests, attributing code to tools, models, people, and estimated cost.
A Turkish cloud ERP for jewelers, gold dealers, and workshops tracking gold by karat, consignment inventory, sales, cash, and customer accounts.
A free browser RPG where players relight six failing beacons, cross eight regions, and reclaim the sun from a Hollow King.
An English-language magazine covering Latin American companies, economics, entertainment, sport, and cultural life.
MakeItBy compares U.S. domestic nonstop flights by how often similar past flights arrived before a chosen deadline.
A browser-based generator for creating a print-ready Marathi marriage biodata.
A compressed chess variant where players pre-build armies on a 6×8 board, deploy mutated pieces, and manage a point-limited setup.
A desktop app that turns a video script into a queued library of AI-generated visuals, with progress tracking, retries, and export.
A private archive that sorts client emails and attachments by company and period, then makes their contents searchable.
A Mongolian-language survey page presenting itself as an independent feedback project for State Bank customers.
A curated Lompoc guide for local food, family activities, community notices, places to explore, and Vandenberg launch updates.
A French-language sourcing service for entrepreneurs and small teams looking for European manufacturers willing to handle 50–500-unit production runs.
Studio-management software for Australian dance schools, covering timetables, teachers, families, rooms, invoices and payment preferences.
A public library that turns numerical-linear-algebra proofs into readable explanations, with contributors credited for their accounts.
A native Mac and Windows application that builds an evidence-linked memory of a therapy patient from the psychologist's existing session notes.
A static command runner that turns a project's task list into a documented, keyboard-driven command interface.
A personal research project arguing that Nevil Shute’s novels can be read together as a larger work of moral and political philosophy.
A browser-based compass that uses a phone’s motion sensors to show heading, magnetic north, true north, and direction in degrees.