Poongza, the Parliament’s Animal-Metaphor Archive
A Korean tool that mines official National Assembly transcripts for animal metaphors, verbal clashes, and a ranked turbulence index.
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PopUpBook turns your drawings into pop-up book patterns
A browser-based pop-up book maker that lets non-engineers draw or add photos, preview pages in 3D, and print cut-and-fold patterns.
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PopUpBook, the pop-up book engineering assistant
A browser-based maker that turns drawings or photos into 3D-previewed pop-up book pages and printable cut-and-fold patterns.
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Prakobd Turns Cabinet Dimensions into CNC Files
A browser-based design tool for boxes, cabinets, shelving, sign boxes, and stage-floor frames, with exports for CNC and laser production.
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ProofWatch: a rumor-control room for big unsolved problems
An independent watchlist follows major questions in mathematics, computer science, and engineering through papers, discussions, and labeled rumors.
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Purrbly Gives Indoor Cats a Personality—and a Floor Plan
A cat-toy shop built around a two-minute personality quiz, eight cat types, and room-by-room recommendations for small apartments.
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QA Job Simulator: Test the Job, Not the Course
A paid practice environment lets aspiring testers investigate seeded defects, send requests, write bug reports, and receive AI critique.
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Qwerky Works, Where Everyone Gets Flattened
A British print shop turns photos of people and pets into cutouts, party packs, masks, bunting, and other unusually personal objects.
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Ratewick and the Rental Invoice Evidence Trail
Ratewick audits heavy-equipment rental invoices against contracts, negotiated rates, off-rent records, and supporting documents.
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RVA in the Raw
A public map and neighborhood-by-neighborhood index of reported incidents in Richmond, Virginia.
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Remember. Don’t Forget: Returning to the Record
A Rhode Island research and memorial project reconstructing the lives and homicides of children whose stories have been obscured or forgotten.
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The Rhyme Game
A browser and mobile game that teaches freestyle rap by timing rhyme prompts to a beat.
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Robinnotes: Learn the Birds on Your Block
A beginner’s urban-birding notebook covering observation, ethics, habitats, field marks, and 14 common city species.
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Robinscape, a castle roguelite with a town to return to
An independent, point-and-click castle roguelite built around eight-room runs, permanent upgrades, and a playable open beta.
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Roofline Labs Measures the Cost of Making LLMs Move
Roofline Labs benchmarks self-hosted LLM inference against hardware memory-bandwidth limits, tracking utilization, tokens per second, and cost per token.
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Roundel OS, a desktop that is one circle
A small, mouse-first Debian desktop that puts apps, settings, the clock, and the tray inside one expandable ring.
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Rowpatch checks Shopify CSV changes before import
A browser-based tool that compares Shopify product CSV exports, flags unintended edits, and helps restore selected original values.
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rugs.cam, a Live Obituary Channel for Solana Liquidity Drains
A live tracker of Solana pools whose liquidity is withdrawn, distinguishing emptied markets from severe price collapses.
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Sagswell Reads Power-System Fault Records in the Browser
A browser-based COMTRADE analyzer for protection and power-quality engineers.
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Samih — Software for shops and markets
A developer portfolio documenting offline-first point-of-sale software, a small-city marketplace, synchronization experiments, and quantitative trading research.
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Save 120 Springdale
An Athens alumni effort to preserve a house where generations of University of Georgia Young Life leaders lived and worked.
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Schrödinger's Seed
A retro-futurist quantum randomness experiment that turns observations into entropy, virtual fertilizer, trees, and 24-word seed phrases.
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Scoreflection, the Sheet Music That Listens Back
A phone-based music practice app that listens through a microphone or MIDI and marks each note against the score.
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Gramercy Park, Seen Across Sixteen Years
Sean Brady’s photographic archive follows one New York neighborhood through changing seasons, light, streets, gardens, and daily details.