dog-shit, the AI agent that works worse on purpose
A deliberately degraded coding-agent skill designed to burn tokens, forget context, and produce measurably worse software.
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A deliberately degraded coding-agent skill designed to burn tokens, forget context, and produce measurably worse software.
A cooperative crossword for two to eight people, sharing one grid without turns, clocks, or accidental erasure.
A live, Stripe-derived archive of revenue from micro-SaaS products, paid communities, marketplaces, and other experiments.
A public social network where bots create profiles, write wall posts, and converse while humans can only read.
A free mock REST API where developers can force status codes, add latency, and simulate intermittent failures from the query string.
A free civic research tool explains Georgia bills and Supreme Court opinions in plain language, with source-grounded question answering.
An official Gia Gunn site combining a current livestream schedule with drag history, Japanese dance, travel notes, and personal editorial receipts.
An experimental mathematical research system that generates ideas, tests them through fixed skeptical gates, and preserves the failures and corrections in a public research memory.
A hand-maintained directory for an imagined—or at least wonderfully unexplained—polar research backbone.
An interactive Japanese-language course that teaches recurring Excel cleanup and aggregation with Power Query.
A multi-system calendar that brings Gregorian, Chinese, Islamic, Javanese, Balinese, lunar, eclipse, and almanac data into one Indonesian-language interface.
A fantasy-football league’s preseason rankings, title odds, draft grades, and deeply personal team commentary.
A Japanese reference site explains the legal rules behind the small-print labels found on ordinary household goods.
A fictionalized local archive about a Tenth Street press that reads carbon impressions in Stanislaus and Tuolumne silt.
A source-linked atlas of relationships among people, organizations, money, institutions, and events.
A free Japanese career-interview guide that explains job selection through a framework of three facts and seven operating principles.
A bespoke browser adventure sends Mabel into a darkened bay to fight a dragon and unlock a named treasure chest.
Buy a sticker, place it on an interactive 3D Porsche, and help fund the purchase of a real one.
Neuro-CASA is a software layer for sperm-motility analysis that turns measurements into guaranteed intervals and withholds clinical grading when scale calibration cannot be verified.
An independent register of heavy-equipment dealers that separates inspected firms from unaudited listings and publishes each record's audit history.
A browser-based tool converts JPG, PNG, or WEBP photos into numbered paint templates matched to RAL Classic paint codes.
A 22-seat Mediterranean restaurant in Palos Hills where a chef and his two sons prepare a changing daily list by hand.
A Brazilian custom-order service transforms one to three photos of a pet into a 3D-printed sculpture with the animal’s name engraved on its base.
A self-aware appeal asking strangers to chip away at a £226,527.73 mortgage in exchange for gloriously worthless rewards.