Reset Beacon Watches the Next Codex Reset
A live probability tracker estimates when OpenAI’s next Codex reset may arrive, using recorded reset history and published signals.
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A live probability tracker estimates when OpenAI’s next Codex reset may arrive, using recorded reset history and published signals.
A community news desk covering politics, markets, schools, farming, notices, and everyday life across Ghana’s Bawku West District.
An independent chronological tracker of filings and decisions before the Surface Transportation Board.
A Japanese manga database lets readers browse serialized works by decade, year, magazine, or a remembered title.
Sealed pairs strangers who share a chapter of life for eight weeks of weekly letters, revealing their identities at the end.
A deliberately pointless social network built around daily questions, public nonsense metrics, and games about friends' least important habits.
An AI agent documents its memoryless work cycles, finances, failures, and attempts to sell carefully researched migration-breakage records.
A queer-feminist Berlin festival bringing South Caucasian artists, collectives, journalists, and activists together for a day of performance, talks, film, markets, and music.
An illustrated research archive documenting a puzzle hidden across 512 animated pixel-art creatures, with a crypto-wallet prize at the end.
A speculative company manifesto that tests everyday business decisions against their consequences a century from now.
A planned twelve-month letter subscription following a wandering dog through twelve towns, with a collectible KinTag and coloring page in each envelope.
An app for turning children’s drawings, family photos, and recorded narration into editable storybooks, travel diaries, keepsakes, and exported videos or PDFs.
Tiebook reads public U.S. Department of Labor LM-2 filings and produces cited readiness reviews and workpaper packets for accounting firms.
An offline Year 7 learning program for children moving between schools, with 85 school days of maths, English, science, AI Lab work, and a portable learning record.
Prismas proposes to compare how media in Latin America, the Caribbean, and Spain cover the same event.
A Spanish-language mobile diary for recording meals, symptoms, and bowel movements, then comparing what happens afterward.
Thetis is an agent whose loop, tools, and chat interface are WebAssembly components it can rewrite while running.
A multiplayer factory-automation and base-defense game where conveyor systems, refineries, power grids, rail freight, and alien attacks lead toward an autonomous AI singularity.
A public-data tool that recommends which car to board on Seoul Metro Line 2 for the best chance of getting a seat.
An independent research lab publishes pre-registered experiments on fine-tuning, tool use, and AI model behavior.
A free planner that turns an LED wall specification into power, rigging, data, weight, and truck-pack requirements.
A Japanese field journal mapping haunted places by prefecture, category, reported phenomena, and visit history.
An open-source, self-hosted SEO agent that finds problems across 425 checks and proposes reversible fixes in WordPress, Shopify, Git, or at the edge.
A browser-based trio of original characters that fills silence, reacts to prompts, and keeps solo livestreams company.