Brand My Datsun: a live auction for twelve patches of car
This site auctions advertising space on a 1974 Datsun 100A, with winning logos applied to the real car in removable vinyl for twelve months.
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This site auctions advertising space on a 1974 Datsun 100A, with winning logos applied to the real car in removable vinyl for twelve months.
A Japanese nonprofit in Suita, Osaka, offers a free, low-pressure place for elementary through high-school students who are not attending school.
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A personal fundraising page sells 55 advertising spots across one white T-shirt and one pair of trousers, to be worn around Valencia for 30 days.
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An interactive civic-data lab tests claims about New York City against selectable peer cities across crime, jobs, housing, transit, and air travel.
A voice-based OSCE simulator for international medical graduates, with timed clinical stations, spoken patient responses, and exam-specific scoring.
A 365-cycle experiment measures how little on-disk memory a fresh LLM instance needs to resume an ongoing research process.
Crabrix compiles and runs Rust on iPhone and iPad, including real crates.io dependencies, offline builds, and an 83-lesson curriculum.
A Windows and Linux desktop viewer for opening, filtering, profiling, pivoting, and exporting very large CSV and JSONL files.
A browser-based screen diagnostic that checks pixels, panel uniformity, motion, timing, scaling, and other display faults.
An open methodology project publishes sourced, computed data on human outcomes, beginning with a Teenager Outcomes Index covering 125 countries.
A free browser tool that converts a single photo into parallax animations, red/cyan anaglyphs, stereo pairs, depth maps, and looping video.
A Hungarian service turns spoken answers into personalized, wood-covered memory books with QR codes linking back to the original recordings.
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A pay-transparency tool for healthcare workers, built from public job postings and equipped with an offer checker, employer scores, state pay data, and alerts.
Plain-language, large-print guides for caregivers, families, scam targets, and people trying to get work done.
A browser-based party dungeon game where an AI runs the adventure and fills empty seats with companions.
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HEAT structures housing assessments for coordinated entry without assigning a vulnerability score or deciding who gets housing.
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