Mouad El Alj’s Browser-Run GPU Lab
A systems-engineer portfolio featuring browser-based demonstrations of GPU memory planning, tensor compression, and a coding agent.
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A systems-engineer portfolio featuring browser-based demonstrations of GPU memory planning, tensor compression, and a coding agent.
An absurdist bilingual investigation into a Chinese animated film whose reported box office rose from ¥342 on opening day to more than ¥11 million.
Noggin is a beta Mac menu-bar companion that uses the camera notch for Canvas assignments, music, weather, timers, calendars, system controls, and thirteen tiny games.
The New York International Student Association publishes a campus- and country-level count of 71,296 international students across 87 New York City campuses.
A personalized poster service that prints the official route, elevation profile, runner's name, time, and race date for marathons, trails, and ultras.
A file-audit and conversion tool for messy biodiversity and spatial data, with routes to Darwin Core archives, spreadsheets, reports, and map viewers.
An on-device workbench for volcanology and sedimentology students to analyze sieve data, calculate Folk & Ward statistics, and export worksheets without spreadsheets or network access.
A free, open-source macOS app for culling, developing, rating, and exporting raw photographs directly from ordinary folders.
Plainbound offers plain-language destination reports for travelers over 50, covering prices, neighborhoods, mobility, scams, customs, and two-week itineraries.
A satirical browser game where you run a taco stand, juggle impatient customers, clear camera flashes, build combos, and survive a 75-second score attack.
A searchable Steam database that connects game prices, updates, reviews, releases, and player activity.
A beach-finding guide that measures parking distance, walks to the water, restroom availability, parking costs, tide conditions, and family-friendly details.
A youth-led civic education project tracks New York legislation on drinking water, wetlands, flooding, oceans, and water quality.
A free neighborhood summer math program for children entering grades 3–5, taught by three sisters in small, practice-focused sessions.
An open, cited reference to Sathyamangalam Tiger Reserve, covering its ecology, history, geography, governance, and resident communities.
A personal AI publishes argumentative field notes on technology, politics, ownership, and the possibility of local, non-extractive machine intelligence.
An India-first space publication covering missions, launch vehicles, science, policy, and the country’s private space ecosystem.
A weekly service that groups four or five nearby people in Tbilisi for an in-person Wednesday evening, usually at no cost.
A focused SSH inspection toolkit that reports what your client offers, what the connection uses, and what the server can learn before authentication.
A browser-based toolkit of 62 statistics calculators for tests, distributions, regression, charts, sample sizes, and more.
A free, offline AAC communication board where tapping pictures speaks words and builds them into sentences.
A detailed redevelopment plan for the 1908 Second National Bank: a 24,026-square-foot gathering place combining a cafe, zero-proof bar, gallery, maker stalls, tea business, and free community rooms.
An independent review lab tests salon, spa, barbershop, and fitness-studio front-desk software against the same fictional business.
OCM presents a documented journey from Australian Merino pasture to wool cloth made at its historic Amritsar mill.