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A Berkeley bioengineering and business student documents work spanning eye-pressure glasses, clinical speech AI, haptic navigation gear, nanoparticle drug delivery, space-based data centers, and more.
An independent publisher presenting books, authors, events, a literary journal, and an unusually transparent set of resources for writers.
An independent research and art project studying what happens to living things when human systems fail, shift, or withdraw.
An engineer’s portfolio spanning generative music, audio research, interactive tools, swimming, and a personal library of sound.
An interactive wealth-perspective book where every dollar sign represents $1 million, mapping fortunes from $1 million to $1 trillion across 334 pages.
An in-development 2D narrative game about warmth, distance, and a mountain that never gets closer.
A public-interest movement documenting failures in the Social Security system through witness accounts, case records, evidence, and proposed reforms.
Unionize.software offers free, public guides for software and game workers dealing with layoffs, surveillance, retaliation, pay, burnout, and organizing.
The official digital home of a five-player recreational pickleball team built around llama mythology, tie-dye, and an impending Fall 2026 season.
A neighborhood newsroom covering Point Breeze and Grays Ferry through local reporting, public records, housing data, safety, development, and community opinion.
WattPair estimates whether a portable power station can run a given appliance, and for how long, using surge demand, duty cycle, and inverter losses.
A Windows app synchronizes the speakers you already own for surround sound, game-event lighting, and music-reactive ambience.
A native Mac PDF score viewer with foot-pedal page turns, live band syncing, annotations, and a free browser or iPhone/iPad player.
A live show where people describe small things they wish their computers could do, then an AI agent builds them on stream.
A detailed planning guide and interactive map for the 2 August 2027 total solar eclipse across Egypt.
A yearlong NAACP achievement program guiding Acadiana high school students through mentorship, preparation, and competition in twenty arts, writing, and performance categories.
An interactive study of where language models land on the 62-question politicalcompass.org test, with model-by-model answers, reasoning, and validation experiments.
An independent, adult-oriented benchmark testing how AI models handle 33 text, image, video, and audio cases.
An artist’s shop and studio journal featuring palm-sized gouache, ink, and gold-leaf miniatures painted on notes from countries including Pakistan, Türkiye, Japan, Morocco, and the UAE.
Bench is an open-source governance layer that challenges, defends, rules on, and records Claude Code’s proposed file changes.
Berlin-based electronic artist BERKITA offers live performances, responsive DJ sets, bio-musical commissions, brand sound, and AI music workshops.
An iPhone and iPad blocker that counts finished Chess.com games, then uses iOS Screen Time to shield chess apps and websites when the daily limit is reached.
Chronatum records content-free activity from supported DAW sessions, binds that process history to an exact audio export, and makes the result verifiable through Content Credentials.
An independent guide to flying from Calgary or Edmonton to Churchill, Manitoba, spending five to six hours on the tundra, and returning home the same night.