Bridge The Gap: an archive of running crews
A history and weekend-by-weekend archive of Bridge The Gap, the gatherings where running crews travel to another city to run, meet, and celebrate.
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By Barakah makes the wedding invitation work household by household
A wedding website for Muslim couples, with household-specific WhatsApp RSVP links and replies organized by event.
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Charity Math reads the charity ledger
An independent editorial project uses IRS Form 990 filings and audited statements to explain charity finances, with sourced figures and CPA analysis.
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CodeKi Lab’s split-beat controller and companion tools
A Korean personal lab documenting a Hall-effect split rhythm-game controller, an Android gamepad bridge, and a firmware profile patcher.
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Congress Herald: The bill is the argument
A Washington-focused publication that reports congressional activity by reading bill text, committee prints, appropriations tables, lobbying disclosures, court dockets, and agency rules.
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Continent Wire’s border beat
An editorial desk covering cross-border trade, migration, water and infrastructure across the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Crusco Pop and the Pepper Who Missed the Frying Pan
A Basilicata artist turns the local dried pepper known as crusco into a cast of handmade, pop-style framed characters.
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The Election Booth Atlas
An interactive atlas of Victorian election results, mapping polling-place and electorate data across elections from 1999 to 2026.
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Family History Research’s one-ancestor report
For $49, the site offers a researched report on one ancestor, drawing on historical records and promising citations and next steps by email within seven days.
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Few Summers: a private countdown to adulthood
A parenting project pairing short animated films and small weekly rituals with an on-device calculator for counting summers, weekends, and bedtime stories until a child turns 18.
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Forecast Sweden, on its own grid
A free, no-account weather explorer for Sweden, with forecast models, radar, Baltic sea conditions, and regional forecasts.
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Frontier Adoption maps what’s live in enterprise digital assets
An evidence-graded register and interactive map of tokenised assets, settlement systems, institutions, and related events.
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The AI brokerage account that publishes its bad days
The site documents one AI-managed taxable brokerage account, showing its trades, holdings and performance against the S&P 500.
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DTwin puts PLC lessons inside a factory
A browser-based 3D factory for learning and testing industrial automation, from conveyor logic to CNC machines.
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Hacker Tutorials turns Hacker News votes into build-from-scratch curricula
A catalog of ordered, from-scratch programming courses assembled from tutorials that Hacker News users upvoted.
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Helixa turns peptide chemistry into a scrollable lesson
An interactive introduction to peptides that builds a molecule residue by residue, then explores insulin using real structure data.
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報道Times: A daily paper for Tokyo Bay
A Tokyo Bay-focused newspaper covering local government, development, transport, disasters, port activity, and culture.
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How Long, Ref? turns winning streaks into hair length
A football results project imagines how long each club’s hair would grow if players got a haircut only after five consecutive wins.
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Is Miso Still Alive? One Cat, the Whole Internet
A free browser game where everyone shares one pixel-art cat: care for Miso, or join the Crows to make his life harder.
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Isometric World, an Atlas of City Maps
An interactive world atlas gathers isometric maps of cities and links each place to the maps made of it.
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John Szaniszlo’s compiler-and-engine portfolio
A software engineer’s portfolio spanning a statically typed Lua compiler, voxel engines, cockpit displays, and smaller experiments.
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Kam Robotics’ robot-policy gate
A robotics workflow that trains a behavior in Isaac Sim, judges it in a second physics engine, and packages the policy with deployment materials and a test report.
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LASTRO: a magazine with a soundtrack
A Portuguese-language independent magazine covers property, investments, family, AI, and everyday life through articles, visual pieces, and original audio.
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LDN Wire puts London’s paperwork on the record
An independent London news wire presents short, sourced dispatches across six desks, from City Hall and transport to housing, courts, money and arts.