Every Stone Counts
A free field protocol teaches volunteers to make 3D records of endangered grave markers, with an emphasis on Texas Freedom Colonies and other underserved communities.
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A free field protocol teaches volunteers to make 3D records of endangered grave markers, with an emphasis on Texas Freedom Colonies and other underserved communities.
A deadpan parody of an agent-first software framework that replaces readable source code with physical punch cards.
A satirical school-parent-organization site, complete with mock local news, fundraising events, a calendar, and a Lost & Found.
An in-world municipal website for a one-to-four-player co-op game about a small-town public-works crew.
A live field guide to the bots visiting the site, with traffic counts, specimen files, and crawler tools.
A fictional football club’s satirical site, with mock news, fixtures, and a calculator that turns a chosen payment into an eightfold declared sponsorship.
Dahsas covers events in Ethiopia and the Horn by assessing individual claims, showing sources, confidence ranges, and what remains unverified.
Enter two addresses to see mapped Flock license plate cameras along the route, count which would photograph your car, and find contact details for responsible officials.
A browser-based suite of tools for setting up, sizing, tuning, and troubleshooting ArduPilot copters and planes.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.
A Fort Worth guitar maker presents the handmade Diablo electric guitar and a configurator for imagining custom finishes, woods, hardware, and inlays.
An open research community developing SPEAR, a compact typed language for specifying tasks, constraints, uncertainty, outputs, and evaluation when humans work with AI.
A one-person St. Louis studio offering free-to-play browser games, print-and-play designs, and physical tabletop games.
A scrap-trade marketplace that settles loads with certified weight receipts, includes haulers in the deal, and allows prices to go negative.
A route-planning and decompression tool for divers working around Monterey and California’s Central Coast.
A browser-based tool that turns Apple, Google, Snapchat, Meta, and other data exports into searchable timelines, joined conversations, organized photos, and ordinary files.
A Gen Z-initiated Pakistani reform movement laying out a manifesto, governance rules, five national demands, and an invitation to join.
A live dashboard of western U.S. pass closures, chain controls, construction restrictions, snowfall context, state feeds, and time-bounded trip alerts.
A private funeral-price review tool that compares a quoted cremation or burial cost with typical prices in the user’s area.
A public archive for Tiv language, history, folklore, traditions, recordings, research, and community knowledge.