Learn GenAI by Building—and Breaking—It
An interactive curriculum teaches developers how generative AI works by having them build simulations and repair deliberate failures.
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An interactive curriculum teaches developers how generative AI works by having them build simulations and repair deliberate failures.
A 17-year-old Greensburg developer’s portfolio of iPhone apps, private experiments, security tools, and websites for real businesses.
A publishing platform for books whose authors revise them as finance, machine learning, and other fast-moving fields change.
An explorable public-domain library where readers walk the stacks, open Gutenberg editions, and uncover nine hidden mysteries.
An open-source, self-hosted system that stores personal records as plain Markdown and JSONL, then runs scheduled AI specialists over them.
A digital looper for recording microphone input, layering tracks, shaping reverb, and building harmony arrangements in the page.
A cozy browser arcade where two people can play six small games together online or on one device.
Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School students collect working laptops, phones, and tablets, refurbish them, and pass them to the World Computer Exchange.
A phone-based AI prototype that asks structured questions after a head injury and follows up across interrupted calls.
A Rust-built API workspace for sending requests, catching webhooks, tunneling localhost services, and publishing interactive documentation.
An open-source Android note-taking app for capturing, organizing, and finding study notes offline.
Una referencia independiente en español sobre vitaminas, minerales, plantas, hongos y fermentados, organizada por evidencia, interacciones y situaciones concretas.
A Las Vegas transit campaign challenges residents to take at least one trip without driving from October 1–8, 2026.
A small studio making learning products for curious people from babies to grandparents, including a free browser geography game and chewable high-contrast cards in development.
A browser-based tool for comparing two photos in five layouts and exporting the result as a PNG, GIF, or video.
A Portuguese-language browser tool that calculates 3D-printing prices while linking material costs, inventory, production, sales, expenses, and profit.
A browser-based invoice review tool that compares supplier prices, spots possible duplicate charges, and tracks findings back to source lines.
A browser-based MP4 bitstream analyzer that maps container structure, frame data, QP heatmaps, motion vectors, and raw bytes without uploading the file.
A free browser app for designing planner pages that print at actual size and fit the binder you already own.
A browser-based tool checks print size, cleans up a memorial portrait, and prepares cropped files for standard funeral display and program sizes.
An open educational platform that connects six subject domains through layered explanations, interdisciplinary concepts, and multi-sensory learning.
A Poland, Maine maker’s small collection of hand-sewn camp pillows, grain-sack pillows, and wool trees.
An MIT-licensed, zero-dependency CLI coding agent that displays each tool action in terminal scrollback and requests permission for sensitive operations.
A Swiss-made family of compact LoRa radios that presents end-to-end encryption, open build files, and an option to buy assembled hardware.