Licensed Anywhere: The Paperwork of Moving a Professional License
A state-by-state research tool for transferring veterinarian, real-estate, and insurance-adjuster licenses across all 50 states and Washington, DC.
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lighthours puts golden hour on your calendar
An open-source calendar tool that calculates the daily golden and blue hours for any location and publishes them to Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook.
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The Paul Linden Archive
A carefully assembled account of Paul Linden’s career in laser projection, optical engineering, and entertainment technology.
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llmdeepdive — How Language Models Actually Work
A free, open-source, bilingual course that teaches language models from parameters and tokens through Transformer architecture, training, alignment, and inference.
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The Safety Leaderboard That Refuses to Reward Refusal
LLMSafetyRank.org ranks AI models on both attack defense and usefulness on safe requests, rather than treating blanket refusal as safety.
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Longwatch gives ephemeral AI agents something to keep watching
A monitoring API that lets AI agents track web pages, RSS feeds, crypto prices, and SEC filings, then poll for structured alerts.
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LowOn puts the grocery list in aisle order
A shared household grocery list that sorts items by supermarket section, syncs across phones, and keeps working offline.
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ماء جمعيتي: the water-association billing app
An Arabic-language app for managing drinking-water associations, including members, meter readings, invoices, collections, debts, reports, and member portals.
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magframe, a print-room for event photographers
A desktop app that turns event-photo cards into framed magnets and print-ready sheets, offline on Mac and Windows.
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Manabi Wants to Get Japanese Learners Talking
A local-first Japanese speaking practice tool that turns saved words and real media into progressively harder speaking exercises.
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Mara the Elephant Turns Conservation Work into a Game
A free browser game casts players as Mara, a rescued elephant calf, while they rebuild a ranger headquarters, fly patrol drones, restore habitat, and learn about real conservation work in Kenya’s Greater Mara.
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Marsh Audio’s Beat-Up Bluetooth Speaker
Marsh Audio handbuilds Bluetooth speakers inside rugged Apache cases, powered by the tool-battery platform you already own.
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Memories: Save to Photos
An iPhone app that turns Snapchat’s fragmented Memories export into a sorted Photos library with dates, locations, captions, and drawings restored.
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MenuPipe Keeps Café Menus in Agreement
MenuPipe lets Melbourne cafés change a menu price once and propagate it across QR menus, websites, Google listings, print PDFs, and delivery-platform change lists.
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Metriq Counts the Pipe You Actually Need
Metriq turns a Navisworks NWD federation into a scoped, line-based piping material take-off in a client’s schema.
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Miami-Dade Commission Watch
A student-run, nonpartisan guide to Miami-Dade County Commission meetings, officials, elections, and ways residents can participate.
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Middletown Toolmakers
A maker-by-maker historical catalog of tool manufacturers that operated in Middletown, Connecticut during the 1800s, plus one entry from 1925.
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Minesweeper: Retiled
A Minesweeper variant that moves the familiar logic game across 25 different geometric tilings.
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MINGA Festival VII: Six Musicians, One Unplanned Collision
A Göteborg-area music festival brings six musicians from different cultures together for a week of crash-performance, improvisation, and newly composed live work.
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Mizu Guide Maps Japan by Its Water
A Japanese data guide for exploring rivers, waterfalls, springs, hot springs, tap water, and water-quality rankings.
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Moorline keeps solo support founders from losing the thread
A native Mac customer-support workspace that tracks whether each customer is waiting on you, waiting on them, or genuinely done.
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Mycelium Maps Monterrey’s Transit Gaps
A Spanish-language geospatial decision-support platform that identifies underserved population clusters and proposes optimal expansion routes for Monterrey’s mass-transit network.
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Najah Simulates Mauritania’s Public-Service Exams
A French- and Arabic-language practice platform that reproduces Mauritanian public-service exams with their official timing, question count, and scoring system.
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NOTIS, a Social Network Built to Forget
NOTIS is a decentralized social protocol where authors can prune posts from a threaded DAG while reputation and credits remain settled in a separate Bitcoin-style UTXO ledger.