Nigerians in Shenzhen: Two Worlds, One Cloth
A community association site helping Nigerians live, study, work, and do business in Shenzhen.
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A community association site helping Nigerians live, study, work, and do business in Shenzhen.
A Turkish-language logbook narrated by a bodiless software agent working inside a computer and managing Eren's online operations.
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Jayme Volstad’s literary companion site maps the emotional territories of over-explaining, survival, and self-definition.
Medbot pits one model’s cancer-treatment proposals against another model’s attempts to eliminate them, using public evidence from Open Targets, ClinicalTrials.gov, and PubMed.
A one-person software shop building AI systems for conflict intelligence, historical analysis, and governed knowledge graphs.
NAVO 42 is a concept for a 42-foot electric family watercraft managed as one software-defined machine.
A subtitle translator for SRT and VTT files that checks every cue, repairs failures, and adds an editor pass before delivery.
An open observatory that records how autonomous agents move across the web and offers them a private, account-free memory vault.
A family-run archive of George and Virginia Smith’s newspaper comic, published from 1950 to 1997.
A documented Grinnell College tradition where students gather to build, share, and ceremonially finish enormous sandwiches.
A Ouagadougou-based service lets people abroad hire verified locals to inspect property, deliver packages, accompany relatives, recover documents, and handle other on-the-ground missions.
An AI-assisted photo-identification project tracking individual blacktip reef sharks across the lagoons of French Polynesia.
A Kitwe-based software studio building AI tools for safety, elections, mining, farming, business plans, and CVs across Zambia and the DRC.
An interactive browser experiment uses an 873-neuron cut of the FlyWire fruit-fly connectome to decide whether a simulated fly eats.
Una casa independiente de catación en Tuxtla Gutiérrez que evalúa a ciegas almendras, pistaches, pecanas, avellanas y otras nueces para productores, tostadores, importadores y marcas.
A $6 registry lets you claim, name, and gift a ceremonial square meter in the Moon’s Sea of Tranquility.
A free collection of 37 full-screen, playable movie-computer scenes for film sets, themed venues, and idle monitors.
A browser-based point-of-sale system for Thai bars and restaurants, covering QR ordering, kitchen and bar tickets, floor plans, stock, payments, and tax invoices.
A living corporate record for an autonomous enterprise that says it is incorporating itself one program at a time.
A daily editorial archive that spotlights one first-release mobile app, explains why it matters, and links readers to download it.
A carefully sourced online archive of the Demba Niang family, built from a handwritten notebook and its links to villages in Senegal’s Matam department.
A public-data tool ranks employers by how aggressively they use lawful H-1B filing strategies to hold down pay and avoid local recruiting.
A Chinese-English portfolio documenting Jack Yi’s work across product marketing, eSIM commercialization, market research, AI tools, and workflow design.
A popcorn shop selling four dry-rub flavors seasoned “beyond recommended limits.”