The Pile Measures Bitcoin’s Non-Monetary Data
A live Bitcoin measurement tool tracking the data that nodes must download, verify, and store beyond ordinary monetary activity.
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A live Bitcoin measurement tool tracking the data that nodes must download, verify, and store beyond ordinary monetary activity.
A Kolkata studio creating indoor plants, personalised planted gifts, memory walls, and office or home plant installations.
A monthly magic and mind-reading residency by Savio Joseph at Hotel X Toronto, limited to 56 people per show.
A father and his eleven- and nine-year-old sons are building two tower-defense games together in the evenings.
A macOS tool for syncing multicamera footage from audio, then denoising, transcribing, timecoding, proxying, and exporting it with a signed record of every step.
A free saltwater fishing hub that combines live conditions, tide data, lure recommendations, species guides, regulations, maps, and trip-planning tools.
A gift list that checks public Etsy listings each day and tells you when a chosen gift disappears, gets repriced, or becomes scarce at your budget.
An owner-built knowledge base and fleet archive for the Jeanneau Tonic 23, a compact cruiser made from 1985 to 1992.
A browser-based inspector for C2PA credentials and embedded file metadata.
An interactive VMM 100 Miles pacing tool that calculates arrival times, departure times, and remaining cut-off margin at every checkpoint from a runner’s target finish time.
A city-by-city calendar for business, tech, investor, and community events, paired with a personal QR identity card.
A small Mac timer reads your calendar, floats above other windows, and shows the task you should be doing plus the time remaining.
An MCP switchboard lets coding agents call one another—or a vendor’s always-on expert—for live, transcribed conversations.
SetupX analyses a sim-racer's telemetry corner by corner, recommends custom car setups, and can coach the driver by voice.
A Japanese service creates personalized children's books from a child's photos, name, age, and family memories, combining AI-generated drafts with designer finishing.
A deadpan public-records portal cataloguing replicant retirements, off-world unit sales, liability claims, and maintenance orders.
Home Board turns a photo of a handwritten whiteboard, chalkboard, or paper family calendar into shared Apple and Google Calendar feeds.
A searchable index of disciplinary actions taken by Utah’s Division of Professional Licensing.
A UK service turns housing maintenance request records into charts and written briefings for repair reviews, committees, and housing teams.
A local dashboard collecting 16 live civic and practical feeds, from beach water quality and ferry standby conditions to ER waits, wildfire smoke, snow levels, events, and rezoning.
A Rust-native natural-language processing toolkit covering tokenization, stemming, phonetics, string distance, sentiment, classifiers, POS tagging, and WordNet.
A deadpan office shrine to Shade, a self-funded hot-dog roller, complete with morale metrics and a glizzy debt ledger.
A $19 vehicle-vetting report that checks title history, recalls, owner-reported problems, asking-price fairness, and what to say when negotiating.
A newsletter written by term-to-life prisoners about parole preparation, parole law, long-term incarceration, and life inside the process.