Symptomer’s One-Person Universe of Songs, Games, and Apps
A Korean solo creator’s catalog spanning 87 songs, two games, four apps, and three screenplays.
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A Korean solo creator’s catalog spanning 87 songs, two games, four apps, and three screenplays.
A two-year Indian educator fellowship that combines classroom formation with a B.Ed. from CCS University, Meerut.
A multilingual production roadmap for a game about a troll, one bridge, and one contract.
An invitation-only dinner party in a private New York home, with eleven seats, family-style food, music, and the possibility of meeting someone.
An unofficial neighborhood paper covering local food, small oddities, and the details that make Monroe Street feel like itself.
An open-source, self-hosted publishing system that combines a publication, newsletter, paid subscriptions, comments, analytics, and social crossposting.
A cooperative farming game about planting, growing, cutting, and selling grass while weather and earthquakes rearrange the work.
A Chrome tool that inspects a webpage’s typography, effects, motion, and CSS recipes.
A free macOS tool runs a squad of Claude Code agents in isolated Git worktrees, then coordinates their work into one pull request.
A speculative insurance protocol that asks workers to pay escalating premiums against a future in which AGI sends returns on human labor to zero.
Undrop sits between an AI coding agent and a Supabase database, blocking destructive SQL and creating restore points before risky changes run.
An offline Wisconsin hunting map combining public land, county grouse sheets, aspen age, ownership data, saved coverts, and party sharing.
Does It Leak? scans an app URL with read-only security checks, then returns a graded, shareable report card covering exposed keys, open databases, missing authentication, and related configuration mistakes.
Keith Adler’s 388-page JFK assassination investigation reconstructs Dealey Plaza from a 1964 survey and offers a free audiobook read by the author.
A source-linked, plain-language map of lupus research, covering possible causes, attempted treatments, evidence strength, and unresolved questions.
An open-source, local-first coordination tool that lets engineering teams communicate across terminal sessions, coding agents, and Git worktrees.
A hydropolitics publication tracing how canals, dams, reservoirs and river treaties shape food, energy, diplomacy and conflict.
A French guide and planned mobile app for 18–30-year-olds handling leases, CAF paperwork, payslips, budgets, household tasks, and other first-adult-life problems.
An open-source AI Bill of Materials scanner that inventories models, prompts, datasets, embeddings, vector databases, and frameworks across code, containers, and Kubernetes workloads.
A participatory archive inviting people to leave memories, warnings, blessings, instructions, confessions, and questions for a future intelligence.
ArchLex turns concise AWS and GCP architecture text into validated, accessible, deterministic SVG diagrams.
ArmBot documents a mobile humanoid robot assembled from an open-source head and arms, a custom four-wheel omni base, and three coordinated compute boards.
A research portfolio covering applied mathematics, generative AI, physics-informed machine learning, medical imaging, teaching, and public code.
A Mount Juliet resident’s independent record of Guardian Shield and Flock Safe City surveillance technology, including its costs, rules, capabilities, and public evidence.