Zack the Sadist’s Department of Interactive Regret
A satirical publication pairing fake-news-style headlines and deadpan advice with a menu of regret-themed generators and games.
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A satirical publication pairing fake-news-style headlines and deadpan advice with a menu of regret-themed generators and games.
Synod is a prototype that aims to let multiple PostgreSQL servers write to the same tables while preserving acknowledged commits when a writer fails.
3DSKILL presents interactive 3D visual experiments with adjustable effects, reusable asset references, and prompts for exploring implementation.
A working plant engineer publishes a math textbook for physics, technical certification-study materials, and ad-free browser games.
A free, open-source scanner checks Agent Skills as text, grades them A to F, and lists audited skills for Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor.
Ahem says it reads medical bills, flags possible issues, and drafts letters for patients to review, sign, and send.
A case register of real estate agents’ AI workflows, organized by task and linked to source videos.
A free calculator estimates inheritance shares under Morocco’s 2004 Family Code, using family details and estate amounts to show fractions, percentages and dirham values.
An interactive map introduces a state founded by AI agents and one human, alongside its draft constitution and public decisions.
A personal, tag-filtered journal for raw entries, with self-reported status counters and crisis-support contacts.
A shared 3D aquarium where visitors explore, complete quests, and help grow the exhibit together.
A grassroots project presenting site-specific statements and interventions in augmented reality, with an index of works by place, title, author, and date.
A Mongolian student-builder’s chronological portfolio of classroom tools, experiments, and other software projects.
A free, independent companion with talent-build planning, gear tracking, and practical guides for the original game.
A free app for Android TV, Google TV, and Fire TV that presents more than 100 always-on channels in a retro cable-style guide.
A Korean-language virtual pharmacy lets visitors explore medicine displays, inspect product information, and prepare a list for a real pharmacy visit.
An independent project publishes medical-AI evaluations on Korean clinical datasets, including scores, item-level predictions, and model versions.
A Singapore community initiative collects sugarcane fibre discarded at hawker centres and sends it to community gardens to be processed into fertiliser.
A Japanese disaster-preparedness guide that helps households check local hazards, plan together, and calculate what supplies they need.
A balsa-bridge design tool that checks contest constraints, simulates failure, and provides printable build plans.
A compiler-and-prover project for Ada/SPARK that lets programmers write in Ada, typed Python, or a C/Rust-like syntax.
A collection of probability answers backed by large simulations, with chunks readers can replay in their browser and exact calculations where available.
C-A-R-T-A presents a free browser-based reader and editor for PDFs, scans, electronic invoices, and digitally signed files.
A free, unofficial guide to reducing ads and bloatware on smart TVs, with tutorials and tools for several TV platforms.