The Village Café That Never Closes
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A collective-buyout campaign to preserve Anères’ 24-hour, pay-what-you-can village café.
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rachetonslesmursducafedaneres.org
A collective-buyout campaign to preserve Anères’ 24-hour, pay-what-you-can village café.
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Ars Notoria trains open-weight language models for roleplay, interactive fiction, and long-form prose.
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A worldwide run-or-walk challenge raising money and awareness for a Leigh syndrome gene-therapy campaign.
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An interactive memecoin workshop where nineteen business-suited houseflies, each driven by a fruit-fly brain model, develop a coin and pitch it for possible launch on pump.fun.
An independent field journal about watercolour practice, organized around paper and pigment, water and washes, ground and light, and studio and print.
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An interactive world-history timeline places 982 recorded events across nine regions, from 7 million years ago to 2026.
Desk Tank is a hand-drawn desktop pet that wanders along your computer’s Dock or taskbar and eats pellets delivered by your cursor.
A browser-based recovery game about restoring a weather-beaten homestead through farming, construction, trade, livestock, and seasonal planning.
A private family-story gathering service that turns spoken memories into a suede booklet branded with the family name.
A set of monthly indexes tracking which products AI models recommend across GTM, IT, HR, and Finance buying categories.
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A browser-based collection of more than 80 traditional board games, with rules, cultural variety, and solo play against AI.
A funder brief turning nine third-graders’ proposals for Kalihi Elementary into a priced plan for benches, storage, play equipment, food, and other school improvements.
A macOS prototype for EEG-responsive soundscapes in which authored worlds adapt their presentation without changing their underlying processes.
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