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Prompt & Solder’s Claude build archive
A searchable collection of projects people report building, fixing, or taking apart with Claude, from revived gadgets to rebuilt software.
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Ready at Home: emergency prep for Ireland
A free household emergency handbook for Ireland, with 16 printable volumes, fridge-ready cards, and an offline app.
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The Strait of Messina, plotted in radio waves
RFscape is a browser-based tool for planning radio links, repeater coverage, and networks over real terrain.
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ribt: a voice in 17.6 milliseconds
An English speech model designed to start speaking quickly, with an interactive browser demo and GPU builds.
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Scooter Surgeon’s provisional Lambretta in 3D
An interactive, part-by-part 3D reconstruction of a 1964 Lambretta Li 150 Special, with mechanism views and workshop tools.
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Šumadija makes winter a village-building problem
A free village-building game where players manage families, jobs, crops, and fuel through changing seasons in a setting inspired by central Serbia.
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Somewhere It's Raining
A personal listening project that finds a place where it’s raining and builds a location-shaped rain soundscape in your browser.
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たびのあとで: A guide to estate clearing
A Japanese-language guide to sorting a deceased relative’s belongings and dealing with the family home, with interactive sorting and cost-estimate tools.
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Tenio: a property-management sandbox built to misbehave
Tenio presents a fictional property-management system for testing integrations, with a REST API, webhooks, simulated building activity, and configurable failures.
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The Earth Watch maps 20 environmental hazards across time
An interactive world map lets readers explore natural disasters and slower-moving environmental changes by place, then compare current conditions with earlier years.
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Tougher Terrain puts ski mountains on the map
An independent project compares ski-area terrain through a scheduled tournament, using laser-scanned terrain and open map data.
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The Grape Yellow T-Cross, taken for a long weekend
A Melbourne motoring gazette pairs route dispatches, vehicle specifications, and trip notes around a Grape Yellow Volkswagen T-Cross.
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A propulsion engineer’s two Greek rocket engines
Alexandros Papatzanakis’s portfolio documents his work on both liquid rocket engines ever static-fired in Greece.
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AMD24: a student-built drone, documented from scratch
AMD Labs presents a low-budget quadcopter, a browser-based flight simulator, and a guide to how the team built the drone and its flight controller.
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Bitwrite’s Go and Rust backend classroom
Bitwrite offers live backend-development courses in Go and Rust, covering topics from concurrency and testing to production systems.
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CaliFCKD: California, with receipts
An independent dashboard presents 45 public-data series on California housing, jobs, taxes, finances, pensions, and migration.
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Concepts you can take apart
An interactive explainer collection spanning subjects from voting methods and metric units to quantum mechanics, maps, and infinity.
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CourtAtlas: tennis deadlines, translated to Korean time
A Korean-language planner for finding ITF, ATF, and KTA tournaments and tracking their entry, withdrawal, and freeze deadlines in Korea Standard Time.
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DemokratieAtlas maps what local government is deciding
A German-language civic atlas helps residents look up local council activity, decision-makers, participation opportunities, and the areas their home belongs to.
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Desaparecidos del Palacio de Justicia: a Colombian memory archive
A Spanish-language archive documenting the people who disappeared during the 1985 Palace of Justice takeover in Bogotá.
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Lorraine’s Never-Again List
A $19, aisle-by-aisle Dollar Tree buying guide, offered as a 91-page PDF with product photos and alternatives to buys Lorraine says she’d avoid.
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덕도: a Paju landlord making an East Asian strategy game
The Korean company profile details three rental buildings around Bongilcheon intersection in Paju and introduces its browser-based turn-based strategy game, 「동방열국지」.
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Edwin Hwu’s consumer-electronics lab hacks
Associate Professor Edwin Hwu documents research that turns consumer electronics into low-cost scientific instruments, alongside work measuring skin nanotexture.