Time Loop Trading
A remote-viewing experiment presented like a verifiable on-chain trading test—“built to be checked, not believed.”
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A remote-viewing experiment presented like a verifiable on-chain trading test—“built to be checked, not believed.”
A local venue site that doubles as an ordering + events calendar + “Train Station Idol” competition platform.
A suite of 60-second, travel-nurse-specific tax tools (tax home quiz, per diem checker, contract comparisons) with concrete inputs and nurse-focused explanations.
A platform that canary-routes LLM changes, scores outputs with an “LLM-as-judge,” and auto-rolls back before users notice.
A developer tool that compiles a single “URI command” contract into a runtime-specific registry (CLI/shell/Docker/serverless/MCP/etc.) so the same URI can run anywhere.
A focused macOS audio utility that gives every app its own volume + a single shortcut to instantly silence everything else.
A NYC food content studio that sells a very specific workflow: menu photography + brand reels, “ready-to-post” and built for the apps where people order.
A free, plain-English decision tree for automated camera tickets—focused on the “Declaration of Non-Responsibility” idea and where to file by state.
A live, auto-refreshing World Cup 2026 drinking game that assigns each team a specific national-style shot and lets you “mark as won” when they score.
An open-source, privacy-by-design “pause before you click” tool that runs locally to warn about WhatsApp scams—plus a community pilot model.
A native Mac dual-pane file manager that lets you filter by type/date/size in real time, with fuzzy “go to folder” and previews—sold as a one-time $19.99 app.
A constraint-based messaging app pitch: no feeds, no read-receipt anxiety, one circle, one thread, verified by phone number.
A poetic, membership-backed conservation society devoted to the common blue violet—complete with campaigns, a survey, and a seed/rhizome exchange.
A “fake door, real signal” service that turns one sentence into a hosted funnel + checkout clicks, then issues a BUILD IT / PROMISING / NEEDS-WORK verdict.
A text-based browser mafia MMO with live player/family stats, “latest round” updates, and a Discord community—plus a strong noir voice.
A consumer service for writing letters (digital or wax-sealed physical) that unlock on chosen dates, milestones, or after you’re gone.
A research-y, methodology-forward benchmark site trying to turn “AI labor” into transaction-anchored, confidence-interval price discovery.
A substantive ML researcher portfolio that reads like a set of shipped product stories—agents, retrieval, evals, and public-interest deployments—plus a static export of long-form notes.
A researcher’s site that turns meta-exploration research into a product narrative—complete with “how it works” method breakdowns and engineering notes.
A fictional “declassification” archive that reviews interactive artifacts like evidence files—complete with clearance levels and four-vector scoring.
A local-first writing app that turns your prose into a passive knowledge graph and reads it back with on-device AI—no account, no telemetry.
An MCP server that turns messy web pages into compact, token-efficient semantic snapshots so AI agents can reliably reference elements across tool calls.
A developer-facing hub that bundles multiple AI agent capabilities (web search/scrape, code sandbox, memory) behind one API and an MCP server.
A Linux Mint-focused developer project hub that bundles small, named tools/themes for running AI agents locally—plus a transparent, time-bounded fundraiser with anti-impersonation warnings.