HackerPods charts the podcasts Hacker News keeps recommending
An index of podcasts and episodes recommended in Hacker News discussions, ranked by how consistently recommendations recur across months.
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I Know You’re Home turns the doorbell into a horror game
A browser-playable horror game asks you to decide whether the people ringing your doorbell are neighbors or monsters.
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InstallRate measures what coding models actually install
A public leaderboard tracks which developer tools Claude, GPT, and Gemini install when given product-neutral build prompts.
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Kopasal brings udharo into the shop ledger
Shop software for Nepalese retailers that brings counter sales, credit, stock, VAT, and orders from several channels into one system.
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Last Drop Africa’s climate desk and local data atlas
An East African climate journalism site with stories, audio, and climate data tools focused on Uganda and the wider region.
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Loving Victorious Beings’ twelve-lens fan world
An interactive brand world lets visitors view one real place through 12 tinted lenses before exploring handmade frames.
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Mailunwrap opens the awkward email files Outlook leaves behind
A browser-based viewer for .msg, winmail.dat, .eml and mailbox files, with options to read messages and save attachments.
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A Morse translator that listens, looks, flashes and buzzes
A free Morse code tool that translates typed text and dots-and-dashes, decodes recordings, videos and photos, and plays messages as sound, light or vibration.
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Myth Index: Greek Myth on Numbered Cards
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A browsable card index of Greek myth that links each figure and story to its ancient sources.
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The Green 1973 Porsche 911 S
An owner-maintained archive documents a Swiss-market 1973 Porsche 911 S, its preservation work, and the factory details surrounding it.
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Reason of Place: The Mississippi’s 20-foot escape route
Reason of Place makes short, evidence-linked films explaining why real places look and behave as they do.
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RecordTags: labels for your record collection
RecordTags turns Discogs release details into printable record-sleeve labels, with fields for condition and sale price.
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Rekount’s repeated-answer audit
Rekount audits enterprise data agents for whether their answers stay correct across repeated asks and rewordings.
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Sale Barn Advisor’s net-price comparison
A rancher-built tool for comparing nearby livestock sale barns by estimated net proceeds after commission and hauling.
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Scheduling Sports: The Game Before the Game
A non-commercial sports-scheduling notebook combines practical research notes, interactive fairness experiments, and a free matrix builder that exports to Excel.
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STEADY keeps the household plan on the phone
An offline preparedness app that helps households plan supplies and find guidance for outages, water loss, storms, floods, and evacuation.
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Tap & Tank tracks water and fuel across South Africa
A suburb-level service for South African water outages, dam levels, restrictions, fuel prices, forecasts, and alerts.
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The AI Record, a source-checked archive of AI claims
A searchable archive of verbatim statements about how organizations use AI, organized by question, organization, and speaker.
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533 columns from Nebraska City, 1959–79
An online archive of Ivan D. E. Beaumont’s Nebraska City News-Press columns, organized by year and topic.
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The Tinfoil Bureau makes a case file out of game night
A playful toolkit for hosting conspiracy-theory or PowerPoint nights, with group formats, case ideas, a generator, and a hosting guide.
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The TVPRA Review follows trafficking law through cases and sources
A reporting and research site covering civil trafficking litigation, legal decisions, explainers, and public sources.
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What’s Left on Earth?
A public-interest data project tracking metal reserves, threatened species, and pressure on ecosystems including the Amazon and mangroves.
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YoJudge turns yo-yo freestyle judging into a timestamped clicker
A browser tool for scoring yo-yo freestyle routines alongside YouTube video, with each judge’s clicks attached to the moment they happened.
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Mailsnail — AI agents sending physical mail (USPS) via MCP
An MCP server that lets AI agents send letters and postcards through USPS with pay-per-piece billing.