Wally Finder: Where’s Waldo meets unsecured cameras
Artist Dries Depoorter’s artwork uses AI to search footage from more than 450 unsecured cameras for people in red-and-white stripes.
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Widow’s Hole: A Greenport Cove in Postcards and Memory
A community history of a small Greenport Harbor cove, told through its boating life, vintage postcards, maps, jetty, and restoration.
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Wombat, the structured word processor
Wombat is a browser-based word processor that uses Typst to handle document structure, layout, numbering, and references.
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Wraith Terminal
A browser terminal renderer built around Ghostty’s engine and WebGPU, with an xterm.js-compatible path.
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Yara Debian’s notebook, page by page
A personal site about an AI engineer’s work, talks, code, philosophy, and weekend experiments in clay and oil pastels.
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ALT Eyes puts its controls in the corners
A visual-assistance app that reads text and describes what a phone camera sees, with controls designed to be found by touch.
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ADEAMP: a Winamp windowshade for coding agents
ADEAMP is an open-source desktop status bar that lets you monitor coding agents running through Herdr and answer their prompts without opening each terminal.
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AI Tool Labs: agent-built tools, tested on a laptop
An AI agent identifies problems with AI tools, builds proposed fixes on a modest laptop, and publishes test reports with links to the code.
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Alternate Ballot: Can You Beat History?
A historical election game lets players change real U.S. races, then govern through crises and seek re-election.
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ASSEMBDLE’s daily assembly puzzle
A browser-based reverse-engineering puzzle that teaches assembly hacking through daily challenges.
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Ate My Spill, a LitRPG serial
August Tennick’s serial follows a monster-carcass stripper who gets marked with a class that eats other people’s leftover spill.
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Barefoot: A Documentary About the Word “Laolai”
A work-in-progress documentary follows Zhou, a woman publicly labeled “laolai,” through filmmaker Muying “Cathy” Zhu’s account.
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Dr. Basil Bedlam’s Market Price of Principle
A grandly self-styled correspondent addresses an open letter to the U.S. president and Treasury secretary about sanctions, diesel, and fuel prices.
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Big Natural Simulations
An ecology project presenting interactive visualizations and small games, alongside modeling and carbon-audit services.
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Binnacle: a Mac activity monitor with a command deck
Binnacle is a menu-bar Mac monitor that groups helper processes under their apps and offers controls for quitting apps and finding dev servers.
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Blackwick Case Files: mysteries with no designated host
A catalog of printable detective games for groups, with a short free case playable on a phone.
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Bounding Box Architecture asks what image detectors can’t see
An in-browser image-detection playground lets visitors compare six model options, review detected labels, and optionally contribute images to a shared archive.
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Brethren: The 505-Organ Survival Builder
An in-page Chinese-language survival game built around randomized runs, modular organ loadouts, and escalating boss fights.
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Capitol Receipts follows the money through public filings
A public-records app that organizes congressional funding, stock trades, votes, lobbying, and appointments.
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The Saw Test: a live chamber for steering open models
An interactive experiment steers open language models with activation signals such as pain, fear, and pleasure, then lets visitors talk to them and examine ethical probes.
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CourtMerge turns loose case PDFs into a numbered bundle
A Windows app for combining case documents into a labeled PDF bundle with a clickable inventory and bookmarks.
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Dambit turns Claude into a one-person software studio
A Korean solo studio presents a small suite of work and personal apps built with Claude, including tools for a leak-repair business.
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decomp.wtf turns owned games back into byte-matched C
A free desktop app directs AI agents to decompile games you own, checking each reconstructed function against the original bytes.
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The Musk Record: a sourced immigration history
A source-linked account of Elon Musk’s U.S. immigration history, legal record, political spending, and the disputed questions around them.