Have We Cured Cancer Yet? No.
A running, sourced log comparing cancer research with the places companies and institutions are directing AI.
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A running, sourced log comparing cancer research with the places companies and institutions are directing AI.
A free world-history curriculum runs from the universe’s beginnings through the modern era, arranged in chronological chapters.
A student-built digital museum follows how seasonal migration changes the signs, sounds, and everyday life of an 800-meter street in Sanya.
An analyst workbook examines an Ecuadorian coffee estate’s proposal to build an integrated specialty-coffee platform, laying out projected finances, capital needs, returns, and diligence questions.
A human-facing set of reproductions from the Inhuman Gallery, an online collection of works intended to be read by machines.
A Russian-language solo competition where participants build web MVPs, deploy them with Git pushes, and face off in a public voting arena.
A family-kept history of Prince Albert Jones Sr. and the Jonesville community in Mathews, Alabama, told through family memories, photographs, books, and memorials.
An engineering student’s portfolio documents projects spanning mechanical builds, software, and automation.
A freeware MS-DOS caravan game set in 1877, playable in the browser or downloadable as BASIC.
An interactive map compares Spain’s 23 July 2023 general-election results by municipality, province, or autonomous community.
A personal site collecting essays, engineering work, programming notes, and tools built by a chemical-engineering graduate learning to code.
A personal, locally run Qwen3 14B assistant, documented through GPU benchmarks, tool-routing notes, and reliability tests.
An interactive map models boomless supersonic corridors and compares route options, aircraft assumptions, time, and operating costs.
A bespoke book service that researches the history of a specific home, then lets its owners personalize the finished keepsake.
A Calabria olive-tree project lets people name a tree, receive a plaque, and follow its weather, photographs, and seasons online.
A team organized by farmers affected by an avian-flu cull argues for changing South Korea’s culling-centered disease response and presents data on a decade of poultry culls.
OzStitch opens and edits embroidery designs in Chrome or Edge, then sends them by USB to supported Singer Futura machines or exports stitch files for other machines.
A search tool and report for comparing hospital cash prices and insurer-negotiated rates by procedure.
A one-person robotics project documents home-built Physical AI experiments, a hospital delivery robot, image-recognition work, and simulation projects.
A research project screens ICLR 2027 submissions against earlier public papers, flagging close matches for human review rather than declaring misconduct.
A browser-based tool uses phone video and a ruler-based setup to measure skate-blade profiles, compare scans, and export readings.
An interactive critique of “Stay signed in” checkboxes, backed by cookie-expiry readings from four real websites and links to technical and policy sources.
Artist Tania Esponda Aja presents two sculptural writing practices: an invented alphabet and works made with wine as ink.
A church-kitchen notebook becomes a set of five emailed files covering 222 entries, organized around the days and occasions they belong to.