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A recovered-journal horror premise delivered as an interactive-feeling, seven-day log with a “don’t distribute” vibe.
A goth-themed “AI-powered” dating platform landing page that’s fully written like a real product—then winks that the AI is just CSS animation and the waitlist is the only real thing.
Draw a digit and watch a trained neural net run step-by-step—hover/click weights, see softmax, and even get a “when it screws up” section.
A limited-drop wearable “evidence” store that turns corporate immunity and data extraction into indictment-style merch and shareable “case files.”
A memorial art project site with a vivid origin story, design/blueprint framing, and a donation path for a Burning Man 2026 installation.
A Taiwan-focused documentary-style guide that turns migrant-worker policy into readable, sourced, human-scale context.
A politically explicit, BiPoC-led film festival site with real ticket tiers, program blocks, and a clear “position, not theme” mission.
A daily “real prices verbatim” game of comparing ridiculous Marbella property listings—edited like a newsroom, argued like a group chat.
A tiny, handmade, no-tracking weirdness archive with clickable mini-sites and a couple of delightfully unhelpful interactive toys.
An accountability page cataloging fabricated content tied to the deaths of Ateneo student-athletes Rene Baterbonia and Divine Adili, including how the misinformation is built and how it gets paid.
An entertainment-only experiment where eight frontier language models each run an NFL fantasy team for the 2026 season, with every prompt and raw response published.
A resident-facing, heavily sourced case against Deer Park, Ohio’s Flock Safety license-plate reader camera program—arguing there’s no published policy, retention limit, or audit, and urging council to let the contract lapse.
A symptom-logging tool that turns scattered notes about perimenopause into a single page for a medical appointment.
An independent Estrie academy offers a 15-week seminar and studio course on sexuality, desire, shame, embodiment, and creative practice.
A threat-intelligence reference that connects adversary profiles, aliases, CVEs, ATT&CK techniques, activity, and primary-source reporting.
An open archive of thousands of German Bundeswehr reports from the Afghanistan war, with downloadable originals and editable transcripts.
A daily archive of GitHub repository star counts, presented as README badges and a public leaderboard.
Akshat Valse’s research site explains the stochastic mathematics behind machine learning through live, browser-running experiments in Langevin sampling, diffusion models, and learned PDE solvers.
Anabranch is a Git-compatible version-control layer that gives autonomous coding agents isolated workspaces, reversible states, and conflict handling beneath an existing repository.
A photography practice subscription that sends one camera prompt to your inbox every morning.
A photography club sends one camera prompt to your inbox every morning, with an archive of 650 prompts for any camera, skill level, schedule, or weather.
A research portfolio on fire and process safety, covering fatal-fall prevention, explainable machine learning, hydrogen fire safety, and urban fire modelling.
Baseline presents a repeatable framework for testing how deployed AI agents behave under pressure, inside a written mandate.
A research prototype that estimates blood–brain barrier drug permeability from human single-cell transcriptomics and transporter-gene data.