Dear Artificial Intelligence: a letter left in Bitcoin
A presentation of a 2016 Bitcoin transaction whose output data encodes a letter addressed to future AI.
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A presentation of a 2016 Bitcoin transaction whose output data encodes a letter addressed to future AI.
A narrative detective game set in the fogbound port city of Harrowmouth in 1936, with a playable deduction demo.
A browser-based planning tool for placing orchestral microphones in 3D and producing printable plots, input lists, and stage plans.
A community research map catalogs 435 historic places across Colorado’s Palmer Divide, the high ground between Denver and Colorado Springs.
A one-person studio presents phone apps designed to behave like physical devices, including a cassette deck for foldables and a pocket field recorder.
An operational flood-forecasting system for the river basins that drain into Sri Lanka’s Batticaloa lagoon, with forecasts, inundation maps, and threshold-based alerts.
A Greater Hartford organization pairs AI education programs for students with research on racial bias in speech recognition.
An open-source Claude Code plugin that gradually asks developers to do more of their own coding work.
A local highway-safety campaign documents crashes and proposed fixes on Highways 35, 84 and 9, and invites affected families to a public meeting.
A research page estimates how much public cryptanalysis has been devoted to the assumptions behind public-key encryption.
An address lookup connects residents to utility lead-service-line records and EPA PFAS test results for their water system.
A comic, character-driven social profile for pinkhaireddemon, complete with spooky interests, family lore, and a lovingly detailed car garage.
An essay and interactive study test whether an LLM’s year-long funding plans can actually pay bills when money arrives on specific dates.
Seif Abdalla presents three short black-and-white films that use AI-generated imagery to approach histories the page says were never filmed or survive mostly through testimony.
A collection of Korean calculators for employment rights, take-home pay, taxes, benefits, housing, and financial decisions.
An illustrated archive of 38 brands and companies that closed, shrank, or survive mainly as names.
A searchable guide to published lab results, FDA recalls, and additive rules for US packaged foods.
A satirical news publication presenting deadpan reports, opinion columns, and local-style stories about a fictional nation.
An open-source browser playground lets you explore a slice of Helsinki on foot, by bike, scooter, or car.
A public atlas for comparing Turkish constitutional texts, amendments, concepts, and related laws from 1876 to the present.
His grandson collects the former Pocenia mayor’s story, public work, documents, and family memories.
An invite-only early-access 3D simulation of Apache Lake, with boat rides, canyon flights, games, music and a tribute to a friend.
Free firmware intended to restore local growing controls to Terrashroom’s TS-01 chamber after its cloud service shut down.
A free set of predictable learning games and visual supports for neurodivergent children, available in English and Irish.