Waterline asks what AI conversations can actually establish
A research project documents human–AI conversations using two independent readers and a register of sealed predictions.
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A research project documents human–AI conversations using two independent readers and a register of sealed predictions.
Wiggled is a tap-to-untangle puzzle game with a playable browser demo and an iPhone and iPad version listed as coming soon.
An open API and set of downloadable datasets combine satellite fire detections with official incident records, perimeters, and smoke-plume data.
An experimental game world where people and AI agents act under shared rules through a controlled language called CLEAR.
A free browser game where two players flick chess pieces across the board, using carrom-style collisions to topple and capture.
A project reconstructing Age of Empires III: The Asian Dynasties in C++ and porting it to native macOS from the same source.
AstroTradeLab tests Vedic financial astrology claims against Indian stock-market data using pre-registered tests and placebo calendars.
A personal site bringing together regional projects in livestreaming, plants, places, music, and AI.
A working reference for Arizona vacant land, combining county data, practical buyer guides, calculators, and land-owner packs.
A sourced Spanish-language account of the life and martyrdom of Redemptorist priest Donato Jiménez Bibiano (1873–1936).
A free, GPL-3.0 music sequencer for Windows, macOS, and Linux, with a timeline, piano roll, drum programming, synths, effects, and WAV/MP3 export.
An independent review compares stock trades disclosed by U.S. House and Senate members with 16 statistical signatures associated with insider trading.
An independent research project compares data-center delivery dates promised by U.S.-listed operators with what their later SEC filings report.
A first-person, full-3D rebuild of the 1996 Diablo world, with a Windows demo advertised on the site.
A tiny aquarium populated by penis-shaped figures, offered for $69.69 through Etsy.
A narrative detective game set in the foggy port city of Harrowmouth in 1936, where players connect evidence and draw their own conclusions.
A research project demonstrates a way to add art-directable secondary motion to rigged characters, with a browser demo and Blender add-on.
A free, no-sign-up guide to reading the Tibetan script and parsing Langri Tangpa’s Eight Verses of Training the Mind.
A country-organized collection of wrongful convictions, with entries describing the case, time spent in prison, and how each conviction was overturned.
An author’s site for a novel about a man trying to respect the boundary his former partner set.
A free Chrome extension that labels, blurs, or hides AI-generated images and video in your feed.
Josh’s personal birthday site revisits the colorful early web, with a particular fondness for Barbie games that have become hard to find.
HDLBoard lets learners write and simulate VHDL or Verilog against an on-screen FPGA board, with no physical hardware required.
A set of Japan travel calculators and guides covering rail fares, lodging taxes, shopping refunds, trip costs, and rule changes.