The road that might cross your street
An independent viewer for checking Brazos Valley addresses against all 17 conceptual corridors in TxDOT's I-14 / Loop 214 study.
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An independent viewer for checking Brazos Valley addresses against all 17 conceptual corridors in TxDOT's I-14 / Loop 214 study.
An open notebook measuring what AI models choose in music, literature, art, and other questions without right answers.
A music-video archive that lets visitors search by visual qualities, follow explained connections, and ask an agent to program a viewing run.
A free browser-based comedy adventure about an intern navigating pixel-art office chaos, impossible deadlines, and an unruly AI coffee machine.
A speculative Malibu museum devoted to steering wheels, paper maps, driving rituals, car films, and the fading culture of manual driving.
A kid-powered shop selling small 3D-printed creatures, fidgets, toys, and useful parts.
A personal portfolio of live civic, ecological, and operational software projects, from social-service navigation to bird-movement maps and cautious browser-operating AI agents.
A Denver comedy film festival for phone-shot films under three minutes, with audience voting and a $10 door fee.
An open, curated guide to popular music that connects albums, artists, genres, scenes, studios, and historical moments.
A celebration of Richard P. Herman at Windsor Mountain Summer Camp, combining music, swimming, food trucks, a service, dinner, and a campfire.
Rook records a robot fleet’s decision-layer messages so an incident can be replayed deterministically on a laptop and retained as a regression test.
A prototype coastal-hazard map compiling 21 reefs, shoals, waves, and local navigation marks from public sources in four languages.
A free Splunk app replays the 2025 Italian Grand Prix from real telemetry, combining a GPS-derived circuit map, timing tower, lap comparisons, incident review, and reproducible SPL.
A free real-time strategy game that puts ore harvesters, power grids, tank factories, and twelve missions in a browser tab.
An event-driven TypeScript engine for backtesting and paper trading, with a browser demo that replays real exchange data.
Owoeye Jesuloba Grace’s living archive of Liverpool’s people, places, moments, stories, conversations, and overlooked details.
A free public reference-and-reading institution for weird fiction, with public-domain texts and an editorial card catalog.
A richly detailed archive for a 12-team fantasy football league, documenting drafts, standings, trades, punishments, rivalries, and years of manager humiliation.
A Czech children’s story and cookbook that explain diabetes, the body, food, and movement through characters, illustrations, and family recipes.
A UVA club gives away loaded teas and delivers each drink with a handwritten note to someone on campus.
A live index of people selling advertising space on laptops, cars, fingernails, race kits, and other unusually intimate pieces of real life.
A live auction sells twelve advertising spots on a white 2021 Porsche 911, with winning bids directed to charity.
Brand My Microduck auctions ten laser-engraving spots—and the right to name an open-source robot duck.
A mock ministry for developers, offering scripture, parables, hymns, testimonies, counsel, and a six-question readiness assessment.