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1898
DeckTalk cuts narrated slide videos to the word
An open-source Python workflow turns a Markdown script, plain HTML slides, and narration into a word-synchronized MP4.
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1899
DoomFly Puts a Fruit Fly on the Feed
An interactive experiment lets visitors steer a procedural fruit fly through an endless social feed and watch its simulated nervous system react.
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1900
FLYTOWN Takes Apart an Autonomous Fruit-Fly Launch
An evidence-led investigation argues that a token credited to a fruit-fly connectome was launched by human-authored software, then tests the connectome’s claimed computational advantage against controls.
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1901
Hotel Papier, a directory for hotel stationery
An editorial project cataloguing hotels that sell their own stationery, alongside planned limited editions of letterheads, notecards, envelopes, pencils, and postal sleeves.
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1902
Inertance Makes Power Electronics Visible
An interactive hydraulic simulator explains switching power conversion through water pressure, flow, inertia, and live electrical waveforms.
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1903
Site de Artes da Lis
A seven-year-old artist’s Portuguese drawing site, with step-by-step lessons, 50 practice subjects, videos, and an in-browser sketchpad.
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1904
LOBSTER — Yellow & Black
An interactive experiment that uses a lobster-inspired neural circuit to steer a shared browser through public Wikipedia articles.
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1905
Matrix Verify — when green traces lie
A developer tool that checks an agent’s action claims against authoritative records such as a Gmail mailbox.
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1906
The Bicycle Road, in Frame
Iranian visual storyteller Navid Faramarznezhad documents a solo bicycle journey from Shiraz through the Caucasus, including the work and people encountered along the way.
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1907
NIKO² ATELIER, Where the Sky Keeps Records
An interactive atelier of dream fragments, research rooms, diary entries, sound, and small fictional field records.
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1908
Athar, a prayer platform that watches the sky
An open-source Islamic platform combining prayer times, Qibla, Quran and Adhkar with locally computed astronomy and an ad-free interface.
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1909
PantheonSim: A GPU Rack on the CPU
An open-source NVIDIA GPU simulator that runs unmodified CUDA programs on an ordinary CPU, with simulated cards, drivers, libraries, and monitoring tools.
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1910
Para Silvia: A Proposal in Four Songs
A Spanish-language interactive love letter that asks Silvia to be Gerson’s girlfriend through music, notes, and a carefully staged reveal.
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1911
Quiet Folio: Memorial Paper Goods
A private browser-based editor for making printable funeral programs, remembrance cards, and obituary worksheets.
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1912
Révérien Rurangwa Keeps a Family’s Names in the Record
A bilingual testimony, author, and keynote-speaker site documenting Révérien Rurangwa’s survival of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi in Rwanda.
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1913
PROJECT: ZED // ANOMALY
An interactive archive of operational, technical, and personnel records surrounding a counter-espionage asset called Zed.
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1914
うるま市議員マップ: A Civic Record of the Council
A public research map organizing Uruma City’s 29 current councilors, their questions, subjects, affiliations, districts, and historical meeting-record appearances.
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1915
Victor H. Mair: A Scholar Told in Chapters
A multilingual memorial archive tracing sinologist Victor H. Mair from an Ohio childhood and Peace Corps service in Nepal to Dunhuang, the Tarim Basin, and forty-seven years at Penn.
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1916
ゼローネ Returns After Six Years
A Japanese band’s carefully assembled comeback site, documenting its history, members, old recordings, and October 25 show in Nagoya.
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1917
A browser-based second look at leukemia cells
A neural network ranks individual blood-cell images by their resemblance to leukemic lymphoblasts, putting the cells most worth reviewing first.
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1918
宛名のない手紙: The Forest of Anonymous Letters
An iPhone app for sending anonymous letters to strangers, with collectible stationery and a small fairy-raising game layered on top.
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1919
Refrain, the Savoie weekend answer machine
A free events agenda gathering things to do across Savoie, from the shores of Lac du Bourget to the Vanoise.
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1920
Baggung: The Hakka God Needs a Substitute
A free, phone-based outdoor puzzle game sends players through three Nantou townships to recover a shattered divine staff and uncover Hakka history.