Fly-Trader Puts a Fruit-Fly Brain on a Memecoin Tape
An open-source experiment runs a 139,255-neuron fruit-fly connectome as a trading policy for recently graduated pump.fun tokens.
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An open-source experiment runs a 139,255-neuron fruit-fly connectome as a trading policy for recently graduated pump.fun tokens.
A specialist reference desk for contracting officers, combining daily acquisition games, a curated FAR/DFARS/OT library, and practical lookup tools.
Hype My Junk turns Facebook Marketplace listings into 30-second comedic commercials delivered by randomly selected AI personalities.
A complete grades 6–8 Family and Consumer Sciences curriculum organized into eight project-based units.
An in-development project proposes a constitutional convention in which artificial delegates design institutions, rules, and software for themselves.
An online vigil held for thirty minutes at 8pm Central on the night before every scheduled execution in the United States.
A free address-search tool showing when public satellites observed standing water across Australia, alongside archived river-gauge and terrain data.
A presentation site for a local coordination and evidence system organized around temporary minds, durable offices, doctrines, walks, and memorial rolls.
A searchable public record of reported crop formations, spanning 1590–2026 with locations, dates, images, measurements, shapes, and source trails.
A playable shareware version of DOOM that the page says is stored across 588 Solana transactions and streamed into the browser.
A continuously simulated fruit-fly house where connectomes eat, court, fight, reproduce, age, and die in a shared twelve-room world.
A rule-driven digital fruit-fly habitat where visitors place food, apply stimuli, and compare simulated behavior.
A multilingual collection of 17 daily football games, from player-guessing and Wordle-style challenges to lineups, grids, bingo, rankings, and pyramids.
Germaine Quek’s running journal of walks through Singapore, recorded as routes, distances, observations, and memory.
An offline iPhone and iPad app for tracking orchid collections, culture settings, repotting work, plant tags, and show paperwork.
A browser music toy turns drawings into performances by six virtual musicians, with MIDI import and export.
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A collective-buyout campaign to preserve Anères’ 24-hour, pay-what-you-can village café.
A replayable retail strategy simulator where you run a clothing business, set prices and staffing, manage inventory, and compete against an AI-operated rival.
A planned small day-service project in Tokyo’s Zenpukuji neighborhood, where older and younger participants can teach, learn, talk, or simply spend time together.
A Korean caregiving platform turns short voice notes, photos, and care observations into structured records for home-care visits.
A playful “institute” for reviewing AI certainty, hallucinations, and hype—complete with sections like a Hallucination Zoo and Prompt Goblins.
A Taiwanese immersive art project where you “plant” color seeds to generate a music/emotion experience, complete with flower-language cards and a live “gardeners” team diary.
A macOS menu-bar app that enforces scheduled LLM chat “blackouts” at the DNS level, with a severity ladder that escalates to “self-ransom” pricing.
A fictional extreme-sport brand site that treats rooftop drops like corporate compliance—complete with an “IPO compliance framework” and monetized survival theater.