Quantosiaspetta tracks Italy’s emergency-room queues
A public directory shows how many people are waiting at emergency departments across Italy and compares each count with what is usual at that hour.
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Rare Stones of Aotearoa
A research-led collection of documentary stories and podcast episodes about New Zealand stones, their geology, and the people and records connected to them.
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REA: reverse-engineering with a coding agent
REA helps coding agents inspect software and explain how its behavior works, with guided examples and setup instructions.
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Recon Weather’s storm-sampling kit
A volunteer storm-research team launches weather balloons and surface instruments, then shares field data through a free app.
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Bible & Faith Patterns
A design reference for people building Bible, prayer, and AI products, with product choices compared alongside Scripture, practice, and research.
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SamvaadAI: Arguing with the Mahabharata
An interactive Mahabharata experience where readers make choices at moral turning points and debate them with an AI guide in Krishna’s voice.
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SanctionedForAI: Courtroom consequences, synthetic host
A video series examines real cases where lawyers faced sanctions after using AI to generate false legal material.
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Sarah Zeines’s Geneva investigations
A Geneva-based independent journalist’s portfolio of investigations, reporting archives, and editorial work.
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Sheikh FFP and the disappearing goals
A fan-made simulation asks players to balance Manchester City’s books from 2009–10 to 2017–18 by cutting signings, then see how simulated results and trophies change.
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Vỉa Hè Sài Gòn: a sidewalk-vending game
A Vietnamese-language browser game about running a street-vending cart through the rhythms and trading routes of Saigon and beyond.
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Sign and Burn: rotating keys for a Safe
A Base Sepolia test project gives an ordinary Safe a passkey-backed owner seat that uses a one-time key for each approval.
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Syracuse Data Desk counts the city’s records
A public-records project turns Syracuse vacancy, code-complaint, and permit files into neighborhood and ZIP-level views.
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Tapete: the board that folds
A bilingual iPhone and iPad app offers ten two-player board and card games, with a foldable-phone layout that brings the hinge into play.
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Terminus: the NUS shuttle timing planner
A free planner that uses an NUSMods timetable and live shuttle times to suggest which bus to take and when to leave.
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TexasHomeBills prices the year, not the teaser
A free Texas electricity comparison tool ranks plans by estimated annual cost using seasonal or household-specific usage.
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The Depressed Ceramicist
India McCullough’s Sedalia studio offers handmade slipcast pottery, paint-your-own ceramics, classes, and art-themed gatherings.
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Valence: a molecule sandbox that shows its misses
A Windows molecule sandbox where atoms form and break bonds through a physics-based simulation rather than scripted molecule templates.
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FDNY Tier 3 Pension
An unofficial pension guide for FDNY Tier 3 members, with plain-language explanations, Albany bill tracking, and retirement calculators.
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TranscribeBench puts transcription claims on the record
A set of browser-based subtitle and transcription calculators sits alongside a benchmark of speech-to-text accuracy on openly licensed recordings.
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TrulyRedacted: browser-based PDF and video redaction
A browser tool for finding and redacting sensitive details in PDFs, scans, images, and videos, with review before export.
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Deck makes AI code-review decisions contestable, line by line
Deck is a free, open-source code-review tool where engineers can inspect an AI agent’s decisions against the changed code, question them, and choose what ships.
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Nearest makes freshness part of the map
Nearest is a place-discovery service for finding nearby essentials, with community-reported updates and a developer API.
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Ultrafinitism: Some Numbers Run Out
A compact explainer explores the mathematical-philosophy question of whether numbers too large to reach or write down can be said to exist.
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A fraud-victim registry on a .info domain
The page presents a registration form for people who lost money to online fraud and claims to be the United States Internet Fraud Registry.