Jasper's ABC World: An English Pronunciation Show for One Japanese Village
A bilingual ten-minute pronunciation programme made by a Hakuba high-school student for local elementary-age children.
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A bilingual ten-minute pronunciation programme made by a Hakuba high-school student for local elementary-age children.
A browser instrument converts live Kaspa BlockDAG activity into generative music, with selectable genres, scales, tempos, samples, and replay tools.
An MIT-licensed, zero-dependency tool that turns an AI agent's state into 16 fruit-fly-inspired reward signals and one scalar readout.
A satirical reference work that gives fictional diagnoses to recognizable failures in artificial intelligence systems.
A scrollable six-month anniversary love letter built from memories, photos, thank-yous, and a move to San Francisco.
An interactive trading terminal that tracks invented quantities such as regret volume, thesis integrity, and sentiment about nothing in particular.
A browser-based electronics lab where learners wire circuits, run simulations, follow lessons, and explore projects modeled on early-1980s spring-terminal kits.
An experimental 135-million-parameter language model whose weights, tokenizer, runtime, and browser player are packaged inside Solana transaction data.
A Florida-based service turns typed messages into handwritten letters, then mails them through USPS with a photograph of the finished page.
A 1–4 player co-op comedy game about getting hopeless sheep to market before sunset.
An independent, from-scratch 32-bit x86 operating system that runs on real hardware and virtual machines.
Hugo Alves’s collection of six small apps, playful experiments, useful tools, and wonderfully unnecessary projects.
A polished trading page claiming that SpaceX's supposed SPCX IPO is live on Nasdaq, with shares rising from $135 to $178.
A micro-newspaper devoted to garden hoses, stubborn dogs, opened salsa jars, and other events that barely qualify as news.
A curated index of fruit-fly connectome projects, scored by how much biological behavior their models simulate.
An open catalog of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean ceramics, organized by object, era, maker, material, and collection.
Velaris is an open-source programming language that puts effects, failure paths, and mathematically verified contracts into function signatures.
An open-source CAD tool uses an LLM to write parametric OpenSCAD programs that can be rendered, inspected, edited, and exported for 3D printing.
Wanderer I: The Cult of Misery brings Quinn Dunki’s obscure freeware role-playing game into the modern browser.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.