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Where Japan’s Radio Waves Go
A Japanese data explorer maps registered mobile base stations and fiber-optic coverage across 1,741 municipalities.
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Ekurhuleni Watch turns a scattered killing investigation into a public record
A volunteer site gathers sourced updates, maps, timelines, safety guidance, victim-identification information, and tip routes for the 2026 Ekurhuleni killings.
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Faces do Brasil Central: cinema as public history
A public-history project documenting workers and inhabitants of Brazil’s Central Plateau through documentary film, testimony, and a memory map.
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FLY MAZE, a Digital Fruit Fly With Something to Learn
An interactive browser experiment compares a learning fruit fly with a no-memory control as both search seeded mazes for food.
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Flyrooms: A Jar for Two Connectomes
An interactive fruit-fly ecosystem where two simulated flies read your messages, run on real connectome data, and produce an evolving archive of murals, dispatches, and dreams.
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How to Vote / Cómo Votar: a field guide you can print and hand out
A free bilingual zine explains common barriers to voting and what people can do when they encounter them.
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Immortal Fruit Fly
A browser-based experiment that places a simulated fruit-fly brain inside a tokenized, on-chain life cycle.
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Jasper's ABC World: An English Pronunciation Show for One Japanese Village
A bilingual ten-minute pronunciation programme made by a Hakuba high-school student for local elementary-age children.
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KaspaBeat turns a blockchain into a live band
A browser instrument converts live Kaspa BlockDAG activity into generative music, with selectable genres, scales, tempos, samples, and replay tools.
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meshfly reads AI agents through a fruit-fly brain
An MIT-licensed, zero-dependency tool that turns an AI agent's state into 16 fruit-fly-inspired reward signals and one scalar readout.
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Institute for Model Disorders
A satirical reference work that gives fictional diagnoses to recognizable failures in artificial intelligence systems.
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A Love Letter for My Bug
A scrollable six-month anniversary love letter built from memories, photos, thank-yous, and a move to San Francisco.
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The Terminal, for Numbers That Mean Nothing
An interactive trading terminal that tracks invented quantities such as regret volume, thesis integrity, and sentiment about nothing in particular.
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Ohmsville, the Electronics Lab in Your Browser
A browser-based electronics lab where learners wire circuits, run simulations, follow lessons, and explore projects modeled on early-1980s spring-terminal kits.
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Moth puts a language model in Solana transactions
An experimental 135-million-parameter language model whose weights, tokenizer, runtime, and browser player are packaged inside Solana transaction data.
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Pigeon & Pen, Where the Hand Is the Product
A Florida-based service turns typed messages into handwritten letters, then mails them through USPS with a photograph of the finished page.
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Sell Ewe Later Makes Sheep-Wrangling a Team Sport
A 1–4 player co-op comedy game about getting hopeless sheep to market before sunset.
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SharkOS: a tiny operating system with a Windows 98 soul
An independent, from-scratch 32-bit x86 operating system that runs on real hardware and virtual machines.
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Small Weird Things — A home for experiments
Hugo Alves’s collection of six small apps, playful experiments, useful tools, and wonderfully unnecessary projects.
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SPCX: A SpaceX IPO in Search of Reality
A polished trading page claiming that SpaceX's supposed SPCX IPO is live on Nasdaq, with shares rising from $135 to $178.
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The Daily Unremarkable
A micro-newspaper devoted to garden hoses, stubborn dogs, opened salsa jars, and other events that barely qualify as news.
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The Learning Fly asks whether simulated flies actually learn
A curated index of fruit-fly connectome projects, scored by how much biological behavior their models simulate.
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うつわを焼く — A Working Archive of Japanese Ceramics
An open catalog of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean ceramics, organized by object, era, maker, material, and collection.