Qemoravin — A Slow Reading of Computer Games
A four-person Sheffield games desk that publishes considered write-ups only after finishing a game, or reaching a declared hour count for open-ended games.
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A four-person Sheffield games desk that publishes considered write-ups only after finishing a game, or reaching a declared hour count for open-ended games.
An iPhone app that turns two-thumb tapping into evolving music and a short visual journey, entirely offline.
A companion site for Mattias Hjelmstedt’s novel The Fourth Visitor, built around 140 years of linked astronomical observations and the real disputes behind the story.
A Japanese technical journal about using Claude Code to automate EDA, CAD, FPGA tools, and a home-lab server.
A voyage and restoration story about Cherub, a Bermuda-built sailing boat preparing to cross the Atlantic under an all-female crew.
A French-language portfolio for an AI engineer and patented inventor working on production LLM systems, evaluation, observability, and open-source language models.
A free falling-sand shooter where sand, stone, water, oil, ice, lava, fire, and acid simulate and reshape the battlefield in real time.
A dating app where you post a real plan with exactly one seat open, and choose a guest from what they write before either of you sees the other's photo.
A multilingual memory-book app for preserving a child’s words, habits, and small daily details from birth to age seven.
An open-source, self-hosted Rust orchestrator for disposable Linux workspaces driven by machines, humans, and LLMs over a narrow HTTP contract.
A subscription platform for Rotary and Rotaract clubs that combines rosters, meetings, guests, committees, projects, dues, email, and public club pages.
A bespoke songwriting service that transforms memories, private jokes, relationships, and milestones into original music.
A Mac utility that records clicks and keystrokes, then turns them into editable step-by-step guides, SOPs, and training documents.
A free learner’s dictionary for Taiwan’s 4,974 traditional Chinese characters, searchable by character, pinyin, or English meaning.
A free Chinese-language guide to using AI to preserve a deceased relative’s voice, memories, and habits as a way of revisiting conversations.
A collection of illustrated essays explaining cloth through matrices, thread geometry, floats, drape, pattern, and knitted loops.
A queer Portland performance artist creates psychedelic bubble spectacles for weddings, festivals, nightlife, stages, exhibitions, and curious gatherings.
A science-fiction novel is paired with an online archive of historical observations, papers, and disputes about unusual objects seen in the sky.
A public telephone invites people to leave short recordings about the ordinary moments when life is going right.
A forthcoming illustrated popular-science book about dogs, evolution, domestication, and one spaniel called Baxter.
A coffee shop and discussion space in Sleman, Yogyakarta, offering single-origin coffee, 14-seat talks, and hands-on 60-minute brewing sessions.
A seven-day riding journey around Buenos Aires for jumpers and equitation riders, with daily lessons, rural excursions, and access to local horse culture.
An MIT-licensed TypeScript library extracts tables from PDFs, pasted text, and CSVs while reporting readings it cannot verify.
An interactive calibration game that asks you to rate news publishers and headlines as trustworthy or sketchy.