Wilden: an evolution simulation that keeps running
Wilden presents a browser-based world simulation where visitors can follow individual organisms and influence their lineages.
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YellowStone Nexus reads WAX collections without pretending to predict them
A WAX tool that checks NFT collection permissions and on-chain activity across several inspection tools.
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404: Sleep Not Found
A lo-fi browser game that turns production incidents and system design into interactive engineering scenarios.
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Abstract keeps your notes on your own disk
Abstract is a downloadable Markdown notes editor that stores plain-text files in ordinary folders on your computer.
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Activity+: a Mac monitor that traces slowdowns to apps
A free macOS menu-bar monitor that groups processes by app, diagnoses slowdowns, and keeps system history on the Mac.
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Canvas IA: Work Before Tools
A freely licensed, nine-box canvas for deciding where AI fits in an organization’s work—and what should stay human.
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The AI Companion Exit Guide
A practical guide for adults planning to pause, switch, or leave an AI companion, with separate steps for preserving material, stopping billing, closing accounts, and deciding what support comes next.
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The AI Value Report puts AI spending on trial
A leaderboard compares public companies’ AI investment and management claims with value visible in their financial statements.
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Savvi gives a wine list a table-side sommelier
A digital wine list for Hong Kong restaurants, where guests get bottle recommendations from the venue’s own selection.
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boredlab’s cabinet of browser toys
A free collection of small browser experiences, from a gravity sandbox and pixel pet rock to ambient sound mixing and an internet time capsule.
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Call Care’s multilingual restaurant phone agent
Call Care says it answers restaurant calls for orders, bookings and common questions in six languages, then routes orders to a kitchen screen.
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CANAGI: Canada’s job market, drawn to scale
A guide to an interactive map of 516 Canadian occupations, explaining its measures, sources, and limits.
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CFO Tribune’s public CFO record
A public record of CFO appointments, departures, and current seats at U.S. public companies, built from SEC filings.
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Fundación Color y Esperanza — Cada logro, un color
A Corpus Christi foundation offering early stimulation and rehabilitation for children, with families included in each child’s plan.
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Cuecaps makes every caption word a little editable object
A browser-based caption editor for short-form video, with word-level timing controls and exports for social platforms and video editors.
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Diablo Sucks: Diablo Immortal? Unfortunately.
A satirical Diablo Immortal site pairs faux-news commentary with an excuse generator and a wasted-time calculator.
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Discovery in Practice: Assay Notes from the Bench
Andrew Stewart’s library explains assay behavior, measurement pitfalls, and practical choices in drug-discovery experiments.
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Dylan Banera’s bike-making portfolio
Designer and maker Dylan Banera documents CAD, machining, and 3D-printed bike projects, alongside a resume and work history.
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Futures Design Box, with sources in view
A Claude Code plugin turns six futures-design methods into guided workflows, with attributed claims checked against cited source pages.
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FirstPrintCheck’s 3D printer upgrade map
A buyer guide sorts beginner 3D printers into four upgrade stations, with prices, limitations, and ownership notes.
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FUNBASE’s browser party games
A Russian-language collection of party games designed for friends to play together in browser rooms.
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Ghost Assembly’s small, sharp Linux tools
An open-source collection of GNOME Shell extensions, command-line tools, and self-hosted services for Linux desktops and cloud workflows.
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GPU Goblin wants your idle graphics card on the side of science
GPU Goblin describes a distributed-computing network where contributors lend spare computer power and researchers send it scientific workloads.
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Grimword: a searchable archive of grim literature
Grimword organizes excerpts from ten literary traditions, pairing original texts with translations and bibliographic citations.