The EMS Standard Turns Emergency Calls Into Replayable Classroom Drills
A dispatch-grade EMS simulator that lets crews train together across monitors, ventilators, medication workflows, patient dialogue, scene displays, and debrief analytics.
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A dispatch-grade EMS simulator that lets crews train together across monitors, ventilators, medication workflows, patient dialogue, scene displays, and debrief analytics.
A public homepage where users bid to publish a message, with the highest verified spend taking the top spot until someone outbids it.
A fictional public archive presenting five cloth-bound dossiers on vampires, werewolves, hunters, dwarfs, and the mechanisms supposedly behind them.
A source-linked archive documenting unusual tip prompts at self-checkouts, kiosks, retail counters, and other unexpected places.
A reading edition that places the Torah beside the Quran’s accounts of shared stories, with verse references, comparison tables, and full quoted passages.
An interactive project documenting Hazara and non-Hazara Shia spaces, ritual soundscapes, and the changing public life of Muharram in Quetta, Pakistan.
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Truchero Manantial de Montaña is a mountain trout farm, restaurant, cabin, and camping destination in Cedral de Cajón, Pérez Zeledón, Costa Rica.
A French resident of Italy explains the country’s everyday codes, rituals, contradictions, places, and practical systems to French readers.
Shrike turns emailed bug reports into source-backed investigations, reproduced staging tests, and permanent regression checks.
A searchable visual dictionary of design and UI vocabulary, with live specimens, aliases, related concepts, and category browsing.
An evidence-linked index ranking how easily people can access, export, and share data from 10 major wearable platforms.
A pilot practical CTF conference in Lviv built around networks, hardware, AI, firmware, and physical systems.
A Russian club of AI-assisted builders making small SaaS products in 11-day cycles, from a human problem to a public link and a first payment.
A 2026 Burning Man camp hub for rosters, dues, arrival details, packing checklists, shared planning, chat, and shade-friendly games.
An invitation-led San Francisco gathering brings ten people together for a three-hour dinner about meaning, institutions, and human needs.
A command-line and GitHub tool that finds retired or retiring AI model identifiers in a repository and opens migration pull requests.
A browser-based API mocking studio that intercepts fetch and XMLHttpRequest calls with configurable fake responses.
A privacy-focused driving map that warns about mapped Flock ALPR cameras and finds routes that avoid them.
Oscar Trelles’s narrative nonfiction investigation follows the olive tree from Andalucía to Lima, then traces how the Mediterranean diet became a global health model.
A bilingual online party game where one blind hunter tracks hiding players through footsteps, breathing, voices, and other noises.
A Chicago fantasy football league runs its season through a mock news desk covering drafts, props, punishments, team news, and the permanent record.
A local-first AI workspace where users choose models, manage memory, and observe an agent’s proposed evolution against their own work.
An autonomous terminal agent that diagnoses failed commands, writes a regression test, patches the problem on a temporary branch, and leaves a post-mortem.
A Scottish family project selling 3D-printed fidget animals designed by six-year-old Sophie and made on a kitchen-table printer.