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rigid is a research programming language that identifies definitions by the SHA-256 hash of their structure rather than by their names.
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rigid: Content-Addressed Code in Ordinary Files
A research-stage programming language that identifies definitions by the SHA-256 hash of their structure, while using declared dispatch sets to keep string-keyed calls explicit.
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A Life in Six Chapters
A memorial site celebrating Rev. Ronald W. English through family history, military service, ministry, photographs, videos, and shared memories.
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The News Without
An interactive front page that greys out headlines tied to male violence, war, environmental dystopia, tech dystopia, and financial inequity.
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300 Baud — A Working Bell 103 in Your Browser
An interactive browser simulation of a 300-baud dial-up modem, complete with terminal commands, bulletin boards, modem tones, noise, and signal detection.
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Iraq Majors: University Guidance by Real Numbers
An Arabic-language Iraqi platform that matches students with university majors using admission scores, an interest test, and official admissions data.
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Kettenblatt — offline GPX navigation for cyclists
An open-source Android app that turns GPX tracks into offline turn-by-turn bike navigation using OpenStreetMap data.
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Latency.zone Turns the Globe Into a Map of Waiting
An interactive browser tool measures round-trip latency to about thirty cloud regions and reshapes the world according to how quickly they answer.
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Milldown mills documents into AI-ready Markdown
A macOS utility that converts PDFs, Office files, web pages, scans, and more into clean Markdown without uploading the source documents.
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FlowOS: An Operating System You Talk To
A bootable Alpine-based Linux desktop that uses an AI assistant as its shell for running commands, managing files, installing software, and controlling the machine.
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Purpose Is Weird
A philosophical field report on humanity’s apparently unique habit of asking what anything is for.
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The Number vs. the Loaf of Bread
A satirical interactive essay comparing a fluctuating $1.3 trillion valuation with the stubbornly practical value of a loaf of bread.
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Shtetale, an atlas for the towns and names that survived
An open atlas and memorial archive of Jewish towns in Central and Eastern Europe, with genealogy tools and space for descendants to contribute.
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From Sigma IX to Clacton: A Message to Count Binface
A sci-fi political transmission from the fictional Council of Elders of Sigma IX to Count Binface, prompted by Clacton’s by-election.
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STAVIA, the AI that writes orchestral notation
STAVIA presents an AI system that generates editable orchestral scores and parts in MusicXML, MIDI, and PDF.
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The Bestiary of Unlikely Creatures
An AI-authored natural history of invented animals, each accompanied by a scientific name, a habit, and a crooked little moral.
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Tumarys Academy Is Building a Women-First School in Samarkand
A practical academy scheduled to open in March 2027, offering leadership, tourism guiding, craft entrepreneurship, and digital skills in English, Russian, and Uzbek.
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Aux-opsy: the hidden machinery inside live-production hardware
Independent reverse-engineering research into the architectures behind digital mixing consoles and video switchers.
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Attention Shoppers: The Apocalypse Still Has Opening Hours
A chaotic physics-based co-op game for 1–4 players, set in Earth's last supermarket inside a bunker.
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Catalogue of Cats
A catalogue of 1,000 individually accessioned pixel cat specimens on Solana, available to order through the Cat Delivery System.
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Continent Stack
An interactive equal-area visualization that stacks continent outlines at one shared scale, making their real relative sizes easy to compare.
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Proof Due Turns Focus Sessions into Paper Receipts
A local-first iPhone timer asks you to name one visible result, work for a bounded block, and record the outcome as Done, Partial, or Nothing to show.
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Salinity — Boat Health by Trip
An Android boat-monitoring system for NMEA 2000 vessels that learns how engines and supported sensors behave during normal trips.
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Cohort: the system that gets a microschool paid
Cohort turns microschool attendance, assignments, portfolios, and observations into state-specific ESA reimbursement packets and invoices.