How Wrong Am I? makes machine learning a 25-episode drama
Local Minimum Pictures presents a story-led series about machine learning, with an interactive first episode on linear regression.
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Local Minimum Pictures presents a story-led series about machine learning, with an interactive first episode on linear regression.
An open-source, first-person video store that turns a Plex library into a place to browse movies and pick one with friends.
An open-source web browser built for gamepad and keyboard use on retro handhelds, as well as Android and desktop systems.
A Newburgh community project reconstructs parts of the city demolished during urban renewal as an explorable Minecraft model, alongside historical material and local programs.
An independent New York City transit project publishes policy evaluations, performance trackers, interactive tools, and downloadable data.
A free PC beta for a tactical survival game about rotational farming, fire management, and a Northern Thai village.
A family-built archive of the Anniston dentist, NAACP leader and first Black member of the city council, with a timeline, oral histories and local places.
A private, interactive planner turns details about sex and protection into risk estimates, time-sensitive next steps, and a testing timeline.
Overturn says it can explain a health-insurance denial letter, identify relevant rights and deadlines, and help draft an appeal for the user to edit and send.
An illustrated history of Black life in Savannah, told through newspaper accounts from 1763 to 1965.
A free, searchable directory of funding for Kauaʻi residents and organizations, with deadlines, eligibility information, and complimentary application support.
An interactive map explores Lake Mead’s water levels, forecasts, and estimated effects on downstream communities, farms, and power customers.
PriceProof tracks public contract awards for data and analytics software, alongside vendor-published list prices where available.
A citizen observatory documents trackers found on Catalan public-administration websites, with rankings, methodology and sample network records.
A Catalan-language local encyclopedia lets readers explore Arenys de Mar through its streets, heritage sites, people, historic press, and mapped places.
Transit Lab publishes independent research, interactive tools, and downloadable data about New York City transit.
An interactive map explores heat, pollution, housing, care and everyday services in Paris and its inner suburbs, using an address and optional mobility preferences.
A wildlife photography project told through location-specific stories, photographs, and notes from trips across Indian parks and Tanzania.
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.
A Chinese fan community for the Jingju Cats animated series, combining a wiki, forum, news desk, fan-work archive, lore guide, downloads, and merchandise links.
A Chinese-language, interactive 3D portfolio for Wen13, a fictional AI workflow architect and founder of the fictional QIXU AI.
Un observatoire francophone suit 34 échéances officielles — traités, règlements, mandats et objectifs chiffrés — puis estime la probabilité qu’elles soient tenues.
Phosphor is a self-hosted, federated bulletin-board system with real-time chat, message boards, web access, SSH, Telnet, scripting, and ANSI door games.