Watt Street’s Morning Screen for the Power Grid
A daily grid-intelligence platform tracking generation projects, data-center power requests, utility rules, and connection outcomes across the United States.
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A daily grid-intelligence platform tracking generation projects, data-center power requests, utility rules, and connection outcomes across the United States.
An iPhone app that turns an international move into a sequence of destination-specific tasks, official-source checks, documents, translations, and offline arrival tools.
An archival project revisits the 7,038 sites listed in NCSA What's New during the first half of 1996, knocking on them one by one.
A phone-friendly tracker that shows which routine is on each competition stage, who is next, and whether the schedule is running ahead or behind.
A travel-weather tool that compares ten years of measured conditions for any city and any date range.
A French-language history and revival page for a browser-game project whose communities kept the same worlds running for years.
Free printable reference charts for shop-class benches, toolboxes, jobsites, and classroom walls.
A Thirsk studio teaching product teams to design events, interpret retention, and write analytics that can survive a sceptical CFO.
A global data explorer that combines indicators from WHO, the UN, World Bank, OECD, UNICEF, IMF, UNESCO, and DHS in one searchable interface.
A free Windows 11 utility for adjusting power profiles, core parking, fan curves, startup entries, cleanup tasks, and other buried system settings.
The official media club of Hangzhou No. 2 High School documents campus life through film, photography, broadcasting, design, and event production.
Kawa is an event-sourced continuity and authority substrate for organizations where humans and AI agents act over time.
A free-to-read collection of nine short civic comics about a man who fixes small, stubborn problems with permits, forms, bins, votes, and persistence.
A daily Sudoku-like puzzle where players place animals in rows, columns, and colored regions without letting any two touch.
A fiction-discovery project introduces listeners to indie authors through one human-narrated piece of fiction lasting ten minutes or less.
An offline tool for describing, inspecting, and revising structural models through a plain-text language and 3D view.
An editorial guide to rising jazz artists, New York rooms, listening paths, and The Cutting Contest podcast.
An open-source Python CLI runs Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, Cursor, hosted LLMs, and local models on the same diff, then cross-examines their findings into one verdict.
AIH Global presents a proposed system for measuring humanoid robots in operation against a calibrated reference, with results signed by a third party.
An AGPL-3.0 Go tool that combines deterministic scanning, autonomous LLM-guided assessment, and multi-agent coordination across Linux, macOS, and Windows.
A sound engineer’s portfolio combining studio production with browser-based tools for acoustic measurement.
A commercial oven for institutional kitchens that verifies a meal’s seal, tray, weight, and heating behavior before it will turn on.
A curated map of Crown Heights and nearby Brooklyn places that work for babies under one, from soft-play rooms and lap-sit story time to shaded parks, museums, cafés, and stroller-friendly walks.
A Mac-hosted iPhone companion that lets users move between Claude Code, Codex, Qwen, Kimi, MiniMax, and local models while sharing memory through an Obsidian vault.