DecisionEval puts decision models on the record
An independent directory tracks 100 decision models, 164 open-source projects, 86 comparisons, and benchmark results with the working shown.
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An independent directory tracks 100 decision models, 164 open-source projects, 86 comparisons, and benchmark results with the working shown.
A documented account of the 2001 Brookwood, Alabama mine disaster that killed thirteen men.
An open collection of 13 historical typeface revivals, available in desktop and web formats under the MIT license.
GooseLogic presents the Cunba-01, a proposed open robotics platform built around a lightweight bipedal goose robot, interactive simulation, and reinforcement-learning workflows.
A free self-advocacy toolkit helping teen girls with chronic or unexplained illness prepare for appointments, document symptoms, and seek school support.
A free phone app for slowing, measuring, annotating, comparing, and sharing dance or sports videos.
A cultural recovery project restoring the music and story of German-Jewish composer James Simon through performances, research, and recording.
A free browser-based anatomy learning suite built around rotatable, explorable 3D models.
An open investigation checks payment claims in Monad’s agent registry against the blockchain transactions they name.
A public-comment campaign opposing a proposed DHS rule that would end the 60-day grace period for several work-visa holders after a job loss.
A bilingual, personality-rich field guide to mahjong, covering tiles, turns, winning, scoring, Cantonese terminology, and one family’s house rules.
A handmade lantern project for Nepali families, carving three photographs into translucent lithophane panels that reveal faces when illuminated.
A blue, glowing personal site for Nick's blog posts, music, guestbook, art, writing, and extensive list of current obsessions.
An open-source Pixel 8 phone project built around encrypted messaging over Tor, private browsing, and an on-device camera.
A playable 3D Stavanger adventure starring a law student, two terriers, and a city full of clues.
A ZIP-based guide to finding public routes for testing tap water, starting with the water system behind an address.
A country-specific calculator that sets an hourly household-job rate from a child's age and the local minimum wage.
A page posing as a Canadian federal card-fraud authority, complete with bank references, a secure login, and a request for account credentials.
A countdown, leaderboard, event list, and results page for a small personal Olympics featuring eleven events and one champion.
An independent San Francisco dashboard compares police response times by neighborhood, call priority, and stage of the journey.
A proposed iMessage assistant that tracks conversations, remembers personal details, drafts replies, and warns about social disasters.
A public-data guide to 1,393 Korean traditional markets, with nearby restaurants, shops, market days, parking, and Onnuri gift-card coverage.
An iOS pedal-steel tuner that derives string targets from the chord being voiced rather than equal temperament.
A richly indexed personal site connecting fiber work, music, research, software, local AI, and unfinished experiments.