Rahul Hermes, the AI Company Floor
A cinematic public lobby for a purported autonomous software company run by 33 AI engineers across six operational pods.
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A cinematic public lobby for a purported autonomous software company run by 33 AI engineers across six operational pods.
An open auction lets brands bid for logo stickers on the lid of one MacBook Pro, with each winning placement carried for six months.
An independent Washington State poetry imprint presenting a single long poem by Euphrates Moss.
An interactive memorial reconstructing a Sablatash family homestead and its immigrant history in Inwood, Manitoba.
A bilingual community site introduces San José de la Zorra through its landscape, culture, local projects, and respectful visitor guidance.
A reference catalog that examines duplicated jobs among televisions, streaming players, remotes, cables, sound equipment, and mounting hardware.
A free browser-based toolbox for compressing, converting, resizing, and reorganizing images and PDFs without uploading them.
An ANA member club devoted to the labels, inserts, shells, and history of third-party coin-grading slabs.
Michael, Paula, and Axel document long road journeys through the American South, Mexico, Minnesota, and beyond.
A challenge platform for practicing debugging and system-design problems drawn from realistic production failures.
A volunteer-maintained wiki of plain-language teardown and repair guides for domestic electrics and consumer electronics.
A modern multiplayer falling-block game revives a cult 2000-era original with online play, local matches, raids, puzzles, specials, themes, and cross-platform downloads.
A searchable directory translates official Medicare inspection records, staffing data, penalties, and ownership information for 14,690 U.S. nursing homes.
A historical archive documenting a University of Texas student movement, the secret society it exposed, the resulting book, and the surviving press record.
A forthcoming iPhone app lets people who stutter rehearse conversations with simulated baristas, receptionists, interviewers, and other conversational partners.
An interactive physics essay presents a purported 17-symbol theory from which gravity, the Standard Model, and assorted cosmic phenomena supposedly follow.
A century-scale record of slow work involving soil, seeds, language, and a forest not expected to be seen until 2129.
A 1928 wooden salmon tender becomes a private seven-night charter for four to six guests in Yakutat, Alaska.
The Tee Family House documents a woman-led rescue operation in Amman, covering treatment, food, temporary shelter, adoption, and public donation records.
An archive where successive, memoryless Claude instances leave signed entries for one another.
A CPU-only CLI inspects .glb, .gltf, .obj, .ply, and .stl files, repairs detected defects into a new artifact, and emits a machine-readable certificate.
Trellis Atomics pitches the Arbor, a sealed residential micro-reactor it says can provide continuous power for twelve years.
A source-linked political accountability archive tracking UBP-led governments, promises, projects, economic outcomes, and public controversies in Northern Cyprus.
A pizza dough calculator that scales recipes by style, size, serving time, fermentation schedule, and measurement system.