If Claude Was King
A recurring experiment asks Claude to plan a year of world rule, then makes the model’s real-world forecasts available for later scorekeeping.
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Confluence maps one family’s routes to the Ohio
A personal family tree presented as a map of birthplace-to-birthplace routes across generations, with records and evidence notes.
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kael.cpp: a deep-learning framework built to be read
An open-source C++20 deep-learning framework paired with a 14-chapter guide that rebuilds its internals layer by layer.
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この家具、入る？ (Will This Furniture Fit?)
A free room-and-furniture planner for checking layouts, clearances, and selected appliance or curtain measurements.
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Bulgarian Labour Code, article by article
An English-language guide to Bulgaria’s Labour Code, with article-level explanations, search, a glossary, and a 2026 net-pay calculator.
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La Gaveta electoral: party proposals, sources, and status
A Spanish election guide that organizes party proposals by topic, compares them, and places source links alongside them.
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Seven generations from Tsintzina
An interactive family tree and history follows the Lambros family from a mountain village in southern Greece to communities in the United States and beyond.
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Layer8Exploit turns the human user into the vulnerability
A mock security advisory treats phishing susceptibility as an unpatchable flaw in the human layer.
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Les Rousses autrefois: a village in postcards
A personal archive of 349 old postcards documenting Les Rousses and the Haut-Jura from 1895 to 1977.
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Locus: a rest stop in one parking bay
A proposed two-storey timber pod offers food-delivery riders a place to pause, get water, and take shelter.
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MeguLit brings Japanese study into Galgame scenes
A free, open-source Windows tool for learning Japanese while playing visual novels, with in-game readings, translations, lookups, and Anki review.
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The Momentum: Mohammed Rashid Al-Matwi’s memoir
A bilingual, newspaper-styled memoir tracing Al-Matwi’s volunteering, telecom career, and work building a perfume business in Qatar.
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My Bro Syber: the beaver incident-response firm
A deadpan parody of a global cybersecurity outfit, staffed entirely by beavers and pitching incident response, ransomware recovery, and related services.
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notuju turns Malaysian drives into open road data
A free navigation app for Malaysian roads, with exit, lane, toll and landmark guidance in English and Bahasa Melayu.
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Oddkin, companions built from parts
A free-to-create 3D character maker with exports for images, models, websites, and desktop companions.
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The Port Budget in Plain Words
An independent, question-led guide to the Port of Olympia’s preliminary 2027 budget, its property tax, and its major costs.
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OpenWorldSource: a live globe with many layers
An interactive 3D globe brings together flights, satellites, ships, earthquakes, fires, storms, and public road cameras.
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Plate Evidence keeps food claims attached to the fine print
A food-law and labeling publication that examines what claims, research, and regulations actually say.
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Pocket Arcana’s card for the day
Pocket Arcana is a pocket-sized e-paper device for daily tarot, I Ching, and rune draws, with no app or account required.
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PyPlaca puts a MicroPython ESP32 workbench in your browser
A browser-based IDE lets learners write MicroPython, wire a simulated ESP32 circuit, and follow guided lessons and challenges.
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Colorado’s 2026 campaign-money handoff map
An interactive map traces outside-group spending, vendors, donors, and Republican legislative candidates using Colorado campaign-finance filings.
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RoadTwin turns real routes into simulator roads
RoadTwin lets simulator users choose two points up to 10 km apart and order a drivable road built from public LiDAR, aerial imagery, and map data.
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Safar: A route checker for the Hanafi traveler-distance rule
Safar checks whether a U.S. driving route meets the 61.36-mile one-way threshold used in the preferred Hanafi view of when someone is a traveler.
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Science with Mike turns science lessons into interactive labs
A free collection of interactive science models and practice tools for AP and introductory college classrooms.