The Erebe, a Hand-Built Temple for YOUtopia
A temporary communal temple being built by hand for YOUtopia 2026, a Burning Man regional event in the San Diego high desert.
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1993
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1994
Factlint pins an invoice verdict in time
A French API validates electronic invoices, checks third parties, proposes corrections, and converts formats against versioned, dated rulesets.
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1995
FLAFLA, Farm Software for Québec’s Vegetable Growers
A French-language, offline management tool for diversified market gardens, covering inventory, pricing, orders, farm-stand sales, harvests, and reports.
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1996
Mind Clutter: The Brain Dump That Sorts Itself
A private journaling app that turns one unstructured brain dump into tasks, ideas, worries, and reminders.
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1997
Nopamine Turns Resisting Phone Urges Into Pet Care
Nopamine is a free iPhone app that blocks selected apps during chosen calm windows, then turns your answers into food for a companion that grows over four months.
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1998
Pulse: the bar wait-time map for South Boston
Pulse collects timestamped, user-reported bar wait times and puts the current state of nine South Boston venues on one screen.
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1999
The Threshold: Every Year of the Warming Record
A stripe-per-year visualization of the instrumental global temperature record from 1880 to 2025, with a focused analysis of the 1.5-degree threshold.
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2000
Golden Mile: A Traffic Racer Built Like Games Used To Be
A free low-poly racing game for iPhone and iPad, with ten hand-drawn cities, three driving modes, 39 trophies, and no sign-up.
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2001
Good Morning Newark, at the Sword
A free, no-sign-up Saturday morning walk through downtown Newark, beginning and ending at Military Park.
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2002
GrokRover Teaches Itself to Drive Across Mars
An experiment trains simulated rovers to navigate reconstructed Jezero Crater terrain using reinforcement learning.
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2003
The Doubters’ Perfect Record
An interactive satire of the confident no, pairing a 147-year “track record” of failed predictions with a live doubt generator.
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2004
ISLPOAP, the island where POAPs live on
An open-source badge forge that turns BasePaint days and on-chain participation into downloadable POAP-style keepsakes.
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2005
KAIWAI.TECH Is a Playground for Wandering Between Internet Neighborhoods
A Japanese personal playground collecting small AI, web, utility, idea-generation, and note-taking experiments.
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2006
Keystoneyard’s Four-Question Payroll Specifier
A payroll recommender asks about your state, headcount, pay structure, and accounting setup, then names one fitting provider instead of serving up a generic ranking.
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2007
Klut Turns Mac Cleaning Into a Small Ritual
Klut is a free, offline macOS app that locks your keyboard and guides you through cleaning a MacBook surface by surface.
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2008
KodaDesk, a Digital Garden That Draws Its Own Map
KodaDesk is a writer and data analyst's digital garden of fiction, analysis, journals, poetry, and self-linking reading paths.
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2009
Guardian Watches the Empty House
A cellular monitoring kit for summerhouses, cabins, and other vacant homes, tracking frost, leaks, power, humidity, doors, and unexpected movement.
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2010
LLMGuard Pro Watches What AI Coding Tools Send
A macOS menu-bar monitor that tracks which domains AI coding tools contact and how much data they upload or download.
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2011
Local LLM Labs Measures What Vendor Benchmarks Skip
An independent publication benchmarks large language models on hardware its author owns, with documented methodology and machine-measured results.
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2012
Long Life: Health With a Researcher's Eye
A Ukrainian-language health publication where scientist Vita reads research and explains what it actually shows—and where the evidence remains uncertain.
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2013
meterradio: the pre-flight check for meter listening
A practical guide and lookup tool for finding out whether a gas, water, or electric meter transmits—and whether an RTL-SDR can hear it.
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2014
Minus AI TMS — proof the cold chain held
A cold-chain logistics system that reads temperature telemetry, route events, and client-specific allowances to produce compliance evidence while a load is still in transit.
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2015
Mirren – Die Frau aus Glas
An interactive German-language visual narrative about a woman, a cathedral of soul-glass, and eleven million voices seeking an end.
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2016
My Dad's Voice, Powered by The Eccles Machine
A web-based communication platform for people who have difficulty speaking clearly, using their hands, or operating a traditional keyboard and mouse.