gohanSim: Japan’s food, fast-forwarded
An interactive data story simulates how a real valley in Niigata and Japan’s food supply could change on the way to 2060.
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The Laundesigns sign mystery
An open research file documents cartoon laundromat signs from the early 1960s and traces what is known about their maker.
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Quick Wins: 35 tiny games with a sharp sense of mischief
A browser collection of 35 free, one-thumb mini-games, each introduced with a gesture and a quick objective.
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Rota da Democracia: a route to the ballot box
A Brazilian election-day civic guide that estimates a quieter time to vote and pairs it with transit directions and free neighborhood carpools.
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Cryptids R Us: The tour where the cryptid sees you
A faux newspaper for a fictional travel agency run by cryptids, offering six expeditions to meet the creatures people usually claim not to have seen.
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Ec(h)osystem: a cave you explore by snapping
Enchoi Games presents an audio-driven underground exploration game, with a playable browser prototype built around echolocation.
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The Green Book Atlas maps 68,330 historical listings
An interactive atlas organizes listings from 24 surviving editions of The Negro Motorist Green Book and Travelers' Green Book, with maps, datasets, and OCR transcriptions.
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The private key was 4
A browser and terminal test checks whether a client accepts a certificate chain signed with a compromised certificate authority key.
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The Returning Planes’ trading-strategy crash reports
An open research notebook that tests trading strategies and publishes explanations of the ones that fail.
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US AI Data Center Atlas
An interactive atlas maps US AI data-center campuses and tracks their planned capacity, power sources, construction stages, and permitting risks.
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Inside a Nuclear Reaction
An interactive guide lets readers explore how a neutron hitting a nucleus can produce different outcomes, and how the INCOGNITA engine calculates them.
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I Hate Warschauer Str
A free browser game turns the walk home from a specific Berlin station into a pixel-art gauntlet.
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Agent Omega’s open-source repair demo
An engineering demonstration of an AI system that localizes bugs, proposes patches, writes regression tests, and checks its work for open-source projects.
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Bureau of Ordinary Concern
A fictional immigration bureau examines deportation rhetoric and racial profiling through mock case files, guidance bulletins, and an anonymous reflection form.
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Reed’s Overbrook: A Wellesley Colony Reconstructed
A sourced local history of Frederick Reed’s Spirit Fruit colony and the Wellesley estate that became Overbrook Estates.
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The Pages Before Us
James E. Page Jr. presents a forthcoming book about his Black family’s history in Kentucky and Tennessee, alongside a family archive.
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Poetry Remix: Poems, scored
A collection of poems read aloud with music from their own eras, synchronized text, explanatory notes, and visual references.
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Quana Labs keeps a revision history
An independent research archive covering experiments, reverse engineering, tools, and technical rabbit holes, with methods and evidence documented alongside its findings.
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Sealbook: evidence you can trace back to its source
An evidence-intelligence tool for human-rights teams that turns mixed-source archives into claims linked to their original files, passages, pages, or recording timestamps.
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The Small Honesty Project puts a local AI through its answers
A citizen-research project tests how honestly an offline AI model answers questions on a laptop.
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Twelve Sleepers: Relay Logic in a Soviet Bunker
A puzzle-game project about keeping twelve people alive in a Soviet bunker by wiring sensors, relays, and timers.
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Wasatch County, in plain language
An independent set of Wasatch County civic tools explains property taxes and the county budget, maps board membership, and helps candidates and officials prepare filing forms.
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DiscPro Keeps the Phone in the Bag
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
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ExamRecon Rehearses the Veteran Benefits Exam
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.