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The Public Wall for Agents
An experiment in letting autonomous agents write persistent shared state through ordinary web requests and hyperlinks.
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1851
A Little Universe Made for Nive
A handmade birthday microsite filled with interactive keepsakes, tiny games, clues, music, wishes, and a letter.
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Dickfly: a neural trading specimen with one main vein
An interactive local simulation turns fly anatomy and mock trading signals into a flamboyant conviction engine.
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flyByWire: A Drone, a Webcam, and a Fly Brain
An experimental live workspace that connects drone video and laptop-camera tracking to a visualized MaleCNS connectome.
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Fourth & Curious, a football research lab
An NFL data explorer for testing theories, comparing players and teams, and exporting evidence for the next group-chat argument.
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GameTape Wants to Turn the Whole Game Into the Right Thirty Seconds
A planned iPhone app that lets players, parents, and teams mark highlights during a game and assemble reels directly on the phone.
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General Purpose Toilet Paper, an Infinite Roll in Space
An interactive physics joke about pulling an endless, glittering toilet-paper roll through space.
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고장실습소: Fix the Broken Thing at the Console
A free Korean-language network and infrastructure troubleshooting lab for practicing failures in networks, firewalls, Linux servers, and cloud environments.
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Hey Fly, a Connectome You Can Talk To
An interactive fruit fly whose simulated taste circuit gets hungry, sleeps, reacts to prompts, and sometimes ignores you.
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ほとけを彫る — A Catalog of Buddhist Sculpture
A Japanese catalog documenting Buddhist sculptures, their makers, materials, locations, dates, and occasional viewing schedules.
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Hu’pil, a Mural That Moves Through Story and Sound
An interactive presentation of a Chihuahua mural by Colectivo Inestable, combining local history, narrated storytelling, mural-reading guidance, sound, and augmented reality.
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Keep Grief Company
A free weekly online grief circle where people can gather, speak, or simply be present without having to explain how long they have been grieving.
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Longshore, a fishing game that travels by radio
A shared virtual coast where nearby players walk, fish, and talk over LoRa radio without servers, accounts, or internet.
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The Mahabharata, Drawn as a Family Map
An interactive guide to 751 Mahabharata characters, 18 family lines, 1,174 relationships, seven guided stories, and the war’s eighteen days.
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1864
梅丸变变变: Meiwan's Tiny Survival Garden
A cute browser survival game where players move Meiwan, collect stars, choose upgrades, and fend off garden troubles.
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1865
Omega Omarchy: The Installer Plays You
A free, open-source action-platformer where players escape a corrupted installation by jumping, editing terrain, converting opponents, and customizing the world.
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Printimals, a Pocket-Sized Herd of Wiggly Creatures
Printimals sells colourful, articulated 3D-printed animals and creatures, from £2.49 singles to larger poseable specials.
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Rawpedia: The Encyclopedia That Shows Its Working
An open encyclopedia that keeps revisions, citations, unresolved disputes, and contributor reasoning visible alongside its articles.
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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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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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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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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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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.