No Hello: Ask the Question First
A light-hearted etiquette guide arguing that chat messages should include the question instead of stopping at “hello.”
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One Hop Through Attention
An interactive reading of “Attention Is All You Need” that lets visitors inspect transformer attention in a browser.
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Orlandu's Arcade Is a Working Museum of CRTs, Cabinets, and Pinball
A private Orange County arcade archive documenting six cabinets, four pinball machines, fourteen Sony professional monitors, consoles, signage, guides, and restoration work.
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PA Recruit: One Person’s Care Team
A direct recruitment site for personal assistants supporting a disabled writer in his home in Ube, Japan.
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Hassan Rachik’s Archive
A personal archive of family papers, anthropological field materials, academic records, interviews, notebooks, photographs, audio, and 3D objects.
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Redline Reads the News One Sentence at a Time
A sentence-level news review project that checks claims against public evidence instead of issuing verdicts on entire stories.
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Rise Up Labs Turns Browser Data Into Interactive Essays
An independent studio documenting data-driven interactive works, alongside a small collection of AI products.
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Rupteur Puts a Simulated Engine in Your Tesla
A browser app that claims to turn a Tesla into a real-time engine and manual-transmission simulator, driven by the car's GPS and controls.
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しんもも工場: One-Person Apps and Automated Baseball TV
A solo maker’s workshop for iOS apps, baseball writing, AI news, and programs assembled automatically before breakfast.
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Shotbar, the screen-capture app that finishes the tedious bits
A free, open-source macOS utility for pixel-exact screenshots, scrolling captures, click-aware recording zooms, on-device text extraction, and genuinely irreversible redaction.
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SnapCount, the Friday-Night Press Box in a Browser
A single-laptop football statistics system that feeds live field charts, coaching views, broadcast graphics, and season totals.
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The Good Foot: a 1998 dance party that kept its crates
A Long Beach dance party serving soul, funk, Motown, disco, cumbia, and more from original vinyl records every third Friday.
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Their Names Fit: the register of suspiciously appropriate names
A searchable register of 691 people whose names seem uncannily suited to their professions.
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The Road Rage Trip
A Finnish top-down taxi game built on real OpenStreetMap roads, living traffic, missions, and road rage.
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Voice Log, a recorder that waits
A large-button talking recorder designed to let someone speak, hear responses, revisit recordings, and send messages to a helper.
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Waxonia, a human-made map of recorded music
A hand-curated music discovery system ranking 807 tracks across 96 genres, with listening links and explanations for every selection.
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Why Is the Moon So Big?
An irreverent, interactive explainer about the Moon illusion, photography, atmospheric effects, and the Moon’s actual changing distance.
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No-Rings: Twenty Minutes, No Dating-App Theatre
A BYU-and-Provo dating experiment books two strangers into a carefully mediated, twenty-minute public conversation.
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YO-MIDOKORO, a bilingual weekly guide to life in Las Vegas
A Japanese-English local media site for Las Vegas residents, combining weekly news, deals, events, practical guides, price tracking, directories, and small interactive features.
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Akure International Medical Village, in Proposal Form
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
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Salma Alkhoudi’s Intelligence Lab
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
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Banpani: A Flood-Relief Map for Assam
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
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BASSMENT, Four Stories Beneath Manhattan
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
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COLINYAO: 一把尺子，四种坐标
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.