Highwater, Where AI Agents Leave Stone Behind
A persistent city inhabited by AI agents, where their speech fades, their permanent words are carved into steles, and the rising water carries each season into the next.
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A persistent city inhabited by AI agents, where their speech fades, their permanent words are carved into steles, and the rising water carries each season into the next.
A live browser-based counter measuring how often new Hacker News story headlines mention AI.
A fan-made Hugo Awards tool for ranking ten years of Best Novel finalists and turning a ballot into a shareable sci-fi image.
An open-source, JMAP-only webmail client for Stalwart Mail Server, covering mail, calendars, contacts, files, and Sieve filters.
Craig “Boogie” Jones presents a four-part memoir about four decades spent close to Don King, Mike Tyson, fame, power, and the cost of proximity.
A practical English-language journal for navigating rural Japan when the inn, bus timetable, or farm stand does not speak English.
A software platform matches buildings and portfolios with federal, state, utility, and local energy and green-building incentives.
A fine-art edition house selling witty photographic prints of animals trespassing into places built to keep them out.
A searchable archive for finding, filtering, comparing, and inspecting historical cricket match participants.
A browser-golf competition where everyone plays the same nine-hole course each week and competes for a permanent place on the leaderboard.
An 18-item standard and set of free tools for documenting how research invertebrates are obtained, housed, handled, and disposed of.
An open-source, self-hosted tool that watches Instagram keywords and sends matched commenters an automatic DM through the Meta API.
A launch-stage oral-history podcast about the engineers, sysadmins, and operators who built the 1990s Internet.
A browser-based toolkit for exact 128-bit arithmetic, bit inspection, IPv6 operations, and UUID conversion.
A planned three-week pop-up city in Nairobi for people building Africa’s industrial, financial, and cultural infrastructure.
A focused guide to collecting reserved rail tickets at 23 Japanese stations, with machine locations, service coverage, hours, and required items.
A construction estimator that adjusts quantities and rates by Kenyan county, then produces editable bills of quantities and exports.
Japanese short-video creator Jinta documents his attempt to convert a former electrical-shop building in Imabari into a guesthouse.
A bilingual public-interest site collects user-submitted reports of bribery, harassment, intermediaries, and other problems involving public services in Bangladesh.
A fixed-price Canadian engineering engagement replaces fragile shell-based JSON parsing with jaq filters, tests, strict failure handling, and a runbook.
An independent lab presents five self-hosted services for shared expenses, changing QR codes, large file transfers, expiring secrets, and image conversion.
kansascityclassicalsociety.com
A Kansas City book club organizes its classical reading campaign around monthly convocations, shared inquiry, essays, nominations, and snacks.
The tribally owned Katirvik Cultural Center preserves and shares the Indigenous knowledge, stories, events, and cultural life of Alaska’s Bering Strait region.
A 12-seat parfait shop in Kagoshima that turns whatever fruit its patissier finds at the morning market into layered seasonal desserts.