Crip Mac’s 55th Street Archive
The official site of South Central Los Angeles rapper and internet personality Crip Mac, combining biography, music, videos, merch, and booking.
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The official site of South Central Los Angeles rapper and internet personality Crip Mac, combining biography, music, videos, merch, and booking.
A multilingual directory for discovering Deaf-owned businesses and reaching them through Instagram, Facebook, email, or text instead of a phone call.
A free Turkish math game for children in grades 1–3, with browser play and an Android download.
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A founder-launch challenge where Onomaco builds the offer, brand, page, checkout, follow-up, and launch while the participant makes decisions for 30 days.
A browser recreation of the 1981 IBM PC game written by Bill Gates and Neil Konzen.
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A conference schedule, trip planner, and searchable archive for community events.
A searchable catalog of 475 DeepSeek Harness community plugins, with repository details, versions, licenses, and copyable installation commands.
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An independent catalog of plugins for DeepSeek Harness, with categories, inspected package notes, and copyable install commands.
A Turkish independent comparison platform for electronic shelf labels, covering 55 models from 22 manufacturers alongside ROI, budget, battery-life, and coverage calculators.
An interactive 180-day curriculum that takes beginners from Python and computer science fundamentals to production AI engineering and forward-deployed work.
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A public registry of FHIR conformance artifacts for translating NEMSIS 3.5 emergency-medical-service data into IHE-conformant FHIR R4.
An evidence-led index of movie endings, TV finales, twists, timelines, symbolism, and the theories surrounding them.
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A comparison and fit database for electric trikes, organized around rider height, step-over clearance, doorway width, payload, hills, and storage.
A browser-based tool that turns an OpenAPI specification into a hosted MCP server.
FIBR is a €179 pre-order clamp that presents five optical measurements of a lock of hair as a score and 30-day trend.
Waypost presents a set of AI personas—Aesop, Lodestone, and Gnomon—as distinct ways of thinking that people can bring questions to.
Waypost presents AI personas as wayfinding markers that people can ask questions through, with every exchange proposed, accepted, and answered by human keepers.
A consent-based AI persona project where questions are proposed to human keepers, who may answer them through distinct characters such as Aesop, Lodestone, and Gnomon.