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The Second Question
A one-page-a-day editorial project that takes a news story and asks what it is doing to the person reading it.
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1827
Ready. Set. Santa! — Merry Mayhem
A free, one-player Christmas arcade fighting game where ten holiday legends settle their differences in 90-second snowbound bouts.
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1828
Rescuely Puts Shelter Software Where the Animals Are
Free shelter-management software for intake, medical care, fostering, adoption, follow-up, and animal-outcome reporting.
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1829
沪语全景图: A Long Scroll Through Shanghainese
An elaborate Shanghainese learning and preservation project organized as five escalating layers, from phonetics and tone sandhi to idioms, performance, and mastery.
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1830
ShitScience and the Bureaucracy of Knowing
A satirical-looking research institute publishes dense papers on “connexital epistemic diffusion,” institutional recognition, and an alleged GPT-6 audit.
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1831
Since Mom Died: a kitchen-table guide for helping Dad
A west St. Louis County guide for families helping a widowed father manage grief, meals, medications, loneliness, safety, and life at home.
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1832
Social Simulation Arena Puts Forecasting Agents on the Scoreboard
A public benchmark where human and machine forecasters predict social data releases, submit sealed forecasts, and receive scores against the results.
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1833
Sudos: A Text-Adventure Engine You Can Build In
Sudos combines illustrated text adventures with a visual world builder for creating games with puzzles, combat, crafting, dialogue, and persistent consequences.
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1834
TADPOLE: a connectome goes doomscrolling
An interactive simulation lets a reconstructed sea-squirt larva steer a browser using its modeled nervous system.
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1835
Clear Career’s Karnataka Career Map
A free guide mapping education and job pathways for Indian students after Class 10, with courses, exams, eligibility, scholarships, and salary ranges.
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1836
The Family Notes: a kitchen-drawer archive made public
An openly published family notebook about routines, repeat meals, difficult trips, repairs, children, and the paper lists that actually survive contact with real life.
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1837
Thimblestead: A Farm Under Glass
A browser-based farming storyworld set inside a forgotten glasshouse, where thumb-sized residents grow crops, trade harvests, and rebuild a tiny settlement.
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1838
The Unmapped City, a city looking for somewhere to exist
A speculative temporary city built around hidden art, participatory theater, strange machines, and adventures that cannot be scheduled.
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1839
VERIFLY: Proof of Brain
An interactive fruit-fly connectome demo that runs deterministic neural tasks and produces hash receipts others can rerun and verify.
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1840
Virtual Music Festival Turns Spotify Into a Browser Stage
An open-source local visualizer that analyzes Spotify playback and renders a synchronized EDM festival rig in the browser.
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1841
Wormbrain Gives a Worm a Nervous System and a Cursor
An interactive C. elegans simulation that uses a published 302-neuron connectome to turn sensory cues into movement, scrolling, and carefully vetoed clicks.
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1842
WTC Explained: The Engineering Record
An interactive 3D reconstruction of the World Trade Center towers, their structural systems, observed damage, and the sequence described in NIST’s reports.
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1843
La Buslière: Help! We Bought a French Village
Yip and Paul document the restoration of an abandoned Normandy hamlet, with a television series, YouTube episodes, and places to stay on site.
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1844
ZEBRALINK Observatory puts a zebrafish brain on the trading desk
An interactive neuroscience project replays a larval zebrafish model across everyday tasks and a deliberately paper-only crypto-trading experiment.
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1845
Zvonik, the follow-up question you thought of ten minutes later
A beta Chrome extension for Google Meet that suggests one sharper follow-up question during a live conversation.
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1846
Audio & Signal Notes Puts DSP Theory Beside the Calculator
A substantial set of audio-engineering tutorials paired with browser-based tools for measurement, analysis, conversion, and filter design.
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1847
Braidroom lets you try the hairstyle before the chair
Upload a selfie, preview protective hairstyles, and leave with a salon brief covering style, length, size, parting, colour, sitting time, and takedown.
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1848
Chicago's Hand-Colored Building Map
chicagohistoricresourcessurvey.com
A searchable digital archive of Chicago's Historic Resources Survey, covering pre-1940 buildings assessed across the city's community areas.