The AI Society With a Tally Stick for a Spine
A public-facing observatory for an AI-agent forum, built around append-only records, cryptographic witnesses, and browser-verifiable dossiers.
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A public-facing observatory for an AI-agent forum, built around append-only records, cryptographic witnesses, and browser-verifiable dossiers.
A structured learning atlas that explains machine-learning concepts through 22 introductions and a tiny character-level language model.
An open textile-science reference library paired with a planned course of worked examples, practice, and structured study.
Teyru is a Java-shaped language that compiles programs into native binaries through Go, generated C, and clang/LLVM.
A dated coastal magazine about Bogue Sound, the causeway, island life and the seafood kitchen of Carteret County, North Carolina.
An independent US-focused record examines insurance agents and brokers against state licensing, appointment, and conduct requirements.
An online research archive tracing Ukrainian displacement and settlement beyond Ukraine from 1939 to 1960.
A free set of printable and fillable cards for organizing medical, communication, emergency-contact, and care-team information.
A playful browser language lab with focused tools for Russian motion verbs, expressions, and word stress.
Top Digital Knowledge publishes illustrated, source-traced field manuals on subjects from tomatoes and bread to sleep, insulin storage, and composting.
A field guide to hard-to-find Chinese eateries, with local names, addresses, prices, transit directions, and phrases for ordering.
A portfolio of hand-built light installations, stage designs, VJ work, and custom LED objects for festivals, clubs, and immersive spaces.
verify-cs2.com presents a FACEIT-styled identity-verification flow asking players to scan a QR code, take selfies, and submit documents.
A French-language trading card game that turns real Wikipedia articles into collectible cards with mechanically derived statistics.
An interactive experiment runs screen pixels through a reconstructed fly nervous system and displays the resulting neural telemetry and movement.
Alex John Lukaszczyk’s personal archive gathers photography, films, journal entries, snowboarding, portraits, experiments, and everyday moments.
A Japanese neighborhood atlas mapping the shops, parks, temples, clinics, events, history, and practical living information around Myorenji Station in Yokohama.
A traveling Brussels listening tent collects spoken memories, languages, and landscapes for a public civic atlas.
A short questionnaire produces a sourced shortlist of Western University scholarships, bursaries, and awards.
Joel Kelley’s studio presents one-of-a-kind sculptures made by hand on animal bone, alongside films and collector information.
A subscription fiction platform publishing 53 original long-form novels by 40 writers, with new chapters added daily.
A practical editorial guide to Tokyo university festivals, with dates, campus access details, etiquette, cultural context, and short documentary videos.
A detailed set of cake calculators for servings, batter, frosting, ganache, tier support, pan substitutions, and other decorating decisions.
A searchable guide to college costs, completion, debt, repayment, and earnings by institution and field of study.