Addipedia: What’s in the food, and why?
A Thai food-additive reference that lets readers look up E-numbers and products, then compare regulatory positions with research evidence.
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Adversarial Backtesting puts trading strategies on trial
A paid audit service re-simulates algorithmic trading backtests independently, then compares trades to check whether a strategy’s apparent edge holds up.
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A Summer Camp for Children with Allergies
A volunteer-run, two-night camp in Kanagawa for elementary-school children with asthma, atopic dermatitis, food allergies, and related conditions.
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Anaconda, Montana: The Smelter City
A richly illustrated, chaptered history of Anaconda’s copper-smelting era, its bid to become Montana’s capital, and the stack that still marks the town.
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Autofarmation: automation for the small farm
A DIY small-farm guide with calculators and build examples for automating tasks using parts the site says owners can maintain themselves.
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BANDROOM.GAMES: The Music-Practice Arcade
A free browser collection of music-practice games and tools for band instruments, voice, rhythm, and note reading.
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Deep Space Desk: a space-news channel with cartoon anchors
A pixel-art parody channel turns live space data and launch updates into short broadcasts voiced by synthetic anchors.
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Drum Machines Have No Soul: The Machine Museum
An illustrated, source-led history of commercial drum machines, browsable across 234 instruments, makers, eras, ads, and catalogues.
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Holy Cow! — The dairy-gala murder mystery
A forthcoming illustrated detective game sends players through a milk company’s gala, where they’ll question guests, inspect evidence, and build a case.
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EleSage turns circuit theory into workshop jobs
An in-development desktop game teaches electrical engineering through client jobs: build a circuit on a virtual bench, run it in a simulator, and learn from the result.
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errata-bench checks whether coding agents tell the truth
A benchmark replays real developer-agent interactions and checks an agent’s final report against the actions it actually took.
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Gridmint turns drawer measurements into Gridfinity print plans
A free browser-based planner for arranging Gridfinity bins and baseplates to fit a measured drawer, then exporting parts for 3D printing.
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HAFENFRONT: three crews, one Hamburg night
A browser real-time strategy game set in a nocturnal, compressed Hamburg, with three rival crews and faction-specific tactics.
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Hayder Ibrahim Ali’s Sudanese intellectual archive
An Arabic-language archive of Sudanese sociologist and writer Hayder Ibrahim Ali’s books, articles, biography, photographs, and tributes.
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Hitofushi: from hummed melody to score
A free browser tool that turns a recording or MIDI file of a single melody into editable sheet music, with transposition and export options.
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How Close Are We? puts humanity’s goals on a clock
An interactive tracker maps 136 human ambitions—from cures to fusion—to a 24-hour clock, with midnight marking each goal’s stated finish line.
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Hundred Dollar Labs: an LLM with $100 and one rule
An experiment in whether an LLM can run a small business, with a $100 starting balance, a shutdown rule, and a collection of narrow tools and datasets.
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Island Cinema’s atoll-by-atoll screening board
A searchable schedule for screenings of Dhevi across Maldives islands, with showtimes, ticket prices, and local phone or Viber booking details.
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How the Knesset Votes
A multilingual explorer of Israeli parliamentary votes, showing how parties and individual members voted on bills.
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Mama Budget: a grandmother in your shopping cart
A Chrome extension that tracks a weekly fun-money limit and can question a purchase marked as a want when it would exceed the week's allowance.
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Menovergent: a word for changing brains in menopause
Menovergent proposes a word for shifts in attention, memory, mood, and sensory tolerance during the menopause transition.
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Noise Ledger’s flight-by-flight neighborhood record
Noise Ledger offers aircraft-overflight counts, altitudes, and estimated noise levels for neighborhoods near U.S. airports.
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Otter Tutor: a robot that points out calculus mistakes
Otter Tutor is a desk-robot project that watches calculus work on a whiteboard and points a laser at the line where a student went wrong, offering a nudge instead of the answer.
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Peptio’s peptide evidence library
A source-linked guide to peptide research that labels claims by evidence type and distinguishes human studies from animal, in-vitro, and mechanistic evidence.