Alex Chicilo’s hail-data console
A terminal-styled personal site pairs a Denver weather display and Colorado hail-report dashboard with a running log of HailScore work.
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A terminal-styled personal site pairs a Denver weather display and Colorado hail-report dashboard with a running log of HailScore work.
Alted, a small Seoul game studio, presents an extraction game built around a post-apocalyptic inn and streets based on real Seoul locations.
An Australian election-results explorer for comparing results, margins, swings, and representation across electorates and parliaments.
Awardlanes turns USDA food-purchase award notices into plant-to-destination freight lanes that brokers can filter by state, with delivery windows and links to the source records.
A Russian-language rights-information library with guidance for conscripts, mobilized people, service members, and others facing questions about refusing service, leaving the military, border risks, or asylum.
An open-source interactive simulator for exploring startup exit proceeds, portfolio liquidity, and insurance scenarios.
A no-registration tool for listing bicycle inspection needs and comparing what two shops have confirmed they handle.
A browser-based music instrument that pairs a DDJ-FLX4 controller with a two-track orbit interface.
Bukifon documents an open modular synthesizer and sampler, with KiCad schematics, C++ firmware, printable case files, and a browser demo.
A private-beta captioning tool for campus events that sends text to a room display, attendees’ phones, and a YouTube stream.
A free browser tool that converts amounts into Chinese and English cheque wording, previews the cheque, and helps align printing on real cheque paper.
A Romanian-language outreach page from Paris gallery christian berst — art brut, seeking self-taught creators in Romania and people who know their work.
A browser game where you write robot programs, put them in matches, and watch the replays.
A directory of crisis phone, text, and chat lines, with country-specific listings and guidance for calling or supporting someone.
A Chinese-language toolkit for checking medical bills, immigration timelines, insurance, home-closing documents, and related U.S. paperwork.
A planned Aberdeenshire service for engraving letters and other short messages on stone, then sealing them in an underground vault.
Jeremy sets up an AI phone assistant that answers missed and after-hours calls for owner-run shops, then emails the owner a message summary.
Search for places with similar weather or scenery, then compare their home prices.
A debate series pits AI models against each other, with blind AI judges, live fact-checking, and a human host who can interrupt.
A Mac menu-bar app turns an older iPad’s Safari page into a local control pad for media, mic mute, app launches, and widgets.
A collection of slickline and well-intervention calculators, reference material, tally books, and oilfield vacancy links, made in Basra.
A dated U.S. events journal pairing sourced local stories with a time-and-place public calendar.
An interactive historical atlas lets visitors move through recorded political history, inspect territories and events, and follow map-based routes and puzzles.
A directory for finding RV dump stations and comparing fees, access, water details, closures, and map locations across selected U.S. markets.