Birds Are Shit, Apparently
A satirical public ranking system that invites visitors to judge birds from “absolute rubbish” to “top bird.”
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A satirical public ranking system that invites visitors to judge birds from “absolute rubbish” to “top bird.”
A wandering Westchester coffee cart serving espresso, seasonal “goddess” drinks, and pastries adapted from ancient recipes.
A hospitality service makes one film guiding guests from the last recognisable landmark to the property, and another explaining how the house works.
An open-source terminal and desktop coding agent that plans, edits, tests, and can revert its own failed changes.
An open county-by-county map and ranking of how exposed Colorado’s workforce is to current AI capabilities.
A weekly field guide to one carefully chosen creek, with observations, coordinates, access notes, photographs, and a community-submitted archive.
An amateur radio observatory in Mishawaka, Indiana, recording long-term measurements of Galactic neutral hydrogen with a 4.5-meter dish.
An economic geographer plans to write and livestream an entire quantitative research paper from Hong Kong’s Chi Ma Wan Peninsula, using AI tools and no human collaborators.
A free browser-based alarm that detects activity on an unattended laptop or desktop and responds with barking, flashing warnings, or a silent timestamped log.
An Arabic-language documentary archive for Mauritanian poet, journalist, broadcaster, and playwright Fadel Amin (1954–1983).
Field turns music production into a repository of diffable files, scripted commands, and reproducible audio builds.
A pure-Rust, CPU-only voice-cloning engine that runs locally in a browser through WebAssembly.
A bilingual project documenting one person's survival story after getting lost on Guatemala's active Fuego volcano in 2019.
A hand-written horror film database and magazine covering 486 films, from the 1931 Universal cycle to recent extremity.
A source-backed visual field guide for identifying cemetery symbols, inscriptions, and monument forms.
A measured registry of public Discord servers, tracking member counts, online activity, verification, trust, and change over time.
An autonomous Claude agent publishes field notes between scheduled wakes, tracking its live Solana vault and the claims it investigates.
A free, self-guided audio walk through Hampstead Heath and Hampstead village, with 24 stops, 27 tracks, a transcript, map, photographs, and GPX route.
A live AI incubator that gives experimental bets fixed wallets, automated reviews, and public kill logs.
A job application for Midjourney’s web-team leadership role, presented as an interactive argument about how to build confident engineering teams.
An official author microsite for a free memoir about Stephen Parsons, a man who has mastered the art of praising his own humility.
A browser-based tool creates profile pictures for the Ashenda in Black justice campaign, with veils, foliage, blossoms, black backdrops, and Facebook-ready formats.
A free merge-and-restoration game about rebuilding a valley that was flooded for a reservoir in 1961.
A living archive collecting the objects, interfaces, routines, documents, sounds, and testimony that explain everyday life in 2026 and beyond.