Built for Luke: a job application in three growth experiments
Yael Nachumow presents a bespoke growth brief for ElevenLabs, rebuilding two pages and auditing a third as an application for a job.
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Yael Nachumow presents a bespoke growth brief for ElevenLabs, rebuilding two pages and auditing a third as an application for a job.
A Bay Area personal archive collecting community projects, radio work, writing, professional experience, and an unusually inventive set of code experiments.
A public archive of student research, primary sources, legal history, and music from a University of Richmond School of Law seminar.
A bilingual archive of Osaka chef Ayumu Sato’s nine-seat restaurant and the events, products, restaurants, and collaborations that followed its 2021 closure.
An offline iPhone station for Hawaiʻi road trips that blends original music with GPS-triggered stories about places along the route.
A care and resource network for punk, hardcore, metal, goth, rave, and other alternative communities.
A free iOS and Android merge game about restoring a valley submerged in 1961, one hand-painted object and room at a time.
An interactive science project where visitors can build matter, explore chemistry and nuclear decay, and join 1–5-player missions on Roblox.
A browser-based cooperative deckbuilding roguelike for up to five players, set among growing ruins and incoming blight.
A surreal, interactive financial-world parody in which 10,000 gremlins take leveraged LONG or SHORT calls each epoch.
An in-development game about climbing a mountain city with a fire hose: point the water down and the boy goes up.
An open, searchable reference cataloging 542 design styles, techniques, layouts, aesthetics, and visual traditions.
A live archive tracking ideas as they pass between language models through repeated conversations.
A one-issue wedding magazine in which Lee Jaeyoung and Kang Eunkyung announce that they have quietly become a married couple.
A community campaign to preserve and expand Odessa Mountain Bike Park into a public park for riders, runners, families, and the wider city.
An interactive history of nine line-based internet protocols, from HTTP and Gopher to IRC, Finger, and WHOIS.
A Polish-language racing game that changes grip as you drive, with four fictional tracks, four vehicle classes, and four game modes.
A Persian-English historical timeline covering Iran’s constitutional revolution and its long prehistory, with linked people, groups, places, and events.
A bilingual memorial site for Arvin Morattab and Aida Farzaneh, who were killed when Flight PS752 was shot down in 2020.
A Polish browser racing game where you shift manually, balance ballast, and drive handmade vehicles around tracks assembled from chalk, boards, bricks, and garden hoses.
A public, reviewable edition of the Dead Sea Scrolls, with Hebrew and Aramaic texts, manuscript browsing, and translations in progress.
An interactive guide to pansori, the Korean storytelling tradition built around one singer, one drummer, and an involved audience.
A self-paced bike challenge to visit all 53 Plaid Pantry stores in Portland in one day.
An open-source nonprofit lab building speech-recognition, tajweed decoding, and historic-audio restoration models for Quran recitation.