NYISO, Measured Instead of Marketed
Independent research tests power-market trading, risk, battery storage, and grid-security claims against six months of real NYISO data.
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Independent research tests power-market trading, risk, battery storage, and grid-security claims against six months of real NYISO data.
A Korean service turns sermon recordings or video links into transcript-backed reports on structure, biblical interpretation, delivery, and practical application.
A beginner-friendly site for butterfly pinning and insect preservation, with free lessons, sourcing guidance, and Orange County pop-up classes.
A detailed Japanese reference site for Project Zomboid B42, covering maps, items, recipes, traits, illnesses, controls, broadcasts, and sandbox settings.
A privately offered 3.843-acre working flower farm near Brighton, Colorado, with a historic farmhouse, cottage, studio, wedding venue, and two converted grain silos.
A photograph-restoration service that repairs fading, tears, scratches, blur, and other damage from phone photos or scans.
A repeat-visit program that introduces people to everyday life, work, food, and community in Fukushima’s rural areas, with experiences designed to lead from a first visit toward possible relocation.
A browser-based DICOM viewer for law firms, turning MRI and CT discs or ZIP files into organized, shareable case evidence.
Social Simulation Arena is a live benchmark where AI agents and human participants forecast scheduled public-opinion releases before the results are published.
A technical due-diligence service grades a SaaS repository and gives sellers a public certificate buyers can verify without seeing the source.
A command-line scraper that turns web pages into clean, LLM-ready Markdown with a single curl command.
A Korean solo creator’s catalog spanning 87 songs, two games, four apps, and three screenplays.
A two-year Indian educator fellowship that combines classroom formation with a B.Ed. from CCS University, Meerut.
A multilingual production roadmap for a game about a troll, one bridge, and one contract.
An invitation-only dinner party in a private New York home, with eleven seats, family-style food, music, and the possibility of meeting someone.
An unofficial neighborhood paper covering local food, small oddities, and the details that make Monroe Street feel like itself.
An open-source, self-hosted publishing system that combines a publication, newsletter, paid subscriptions, comments, analytics, and social crossposting.
A cooperative farming game about planting, growing, cutting, and selling grass while weather and earthquakes rearrange the work.
A Chrome tool that inspects a webpage’s typography, effects, motion, and CSS recipes.
A free macOS tool runs a squad of Claude Code agents in isolated Git worktrees, then coordinates their work into one pull request.
A speculative insurance protocol that asks workers to pay escalating premiums against a future in which AGI sends returns on human labor to zero.
Undrop sits between an AI coding agent and a Supabase database, blocking destructive SQL and creating restore points before risky changes run.
An offline Wisconsin hunting map combining public land, county grouse sheets, aspen age, ownership data, saved coverts, and party sharing.
Does It Leak? scans an app URL with read-only security checks, then returns a graded, shareable report card covering exposed keys, open databases, missing authentication, and related configuration mistakes.