The Rosen Association’s paperwork for lifelike machines
An uncanny institutional archive for a Seattle maker of lifelike machines, with provenance records, product filings, keeper notices, and a journal.
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Turning Glass: a kaleidoscope you can play
An interactive browser kaleidoscope lets you build patterns, paint, add photos and music, and record clips.
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Zipformer, explained: the multi-rate speech encoder from ICLR 2024
An interactive, code-referenced walkthrough of Zipformer, a speech encoder that processes audio at multiple frame rates.
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16th Street Heights: a block-by-block guide to DC neighborhood changes
An independent neighborhood hub combining local headlines, events, transit information, block lookups, permits, and other Washington, DC public data.
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The Pascall Scrapbook
A family archive of press clippings, photographs, letters and profiles documenting Spiritan priest Michael Pascall’s work in Cedros, Trinidad, and later Toronto.
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Island Insider: Gulf Shores politics, with the votes on record
A local reporting site tracking government, council votes, public records, and upcoming decisions in Gulf Shores and Orange Beach, Alabama.
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The OneNote link that never arrives
A satirical SaaS landing page turns a Year 10 Mathematics OneNote-link request into a subscription business that delivers zero links.
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A 27B model on a $100 Tesla P100
A Linux command-line package pairs a custom quantization format and engine to run Qwen3.8-27B on an NVIDIA Tesla P100.
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Nahuat: a dictionary with speakers’ voices
An interactive Nahuat (Nawat) dictionary pairs searchable entries with recordings, short lessons, texts, and listening games.
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Interaction Field Guide: an atlas you can change
An interactive design atlas combining an illustrated field book, visual examples, a source archive, a history timeline, and a configurable studio.
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Only Fake Facts, a newspaper correcting its own inventions
A fictional-facts newspaper serves short, whimsical falsehoods across subject desks, then labels each one false.
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The Hollow Reach’s silent star map
An interactive science-fiction atlas lays out a cluster of colonies whose lights stayed on after everyone disappeared.
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Salida Cryptids: A Field Guide
A lovingly fake field guide to Chaffee County cryptids, with a quiz that assembles a creature from your answers.
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Tave La Rocque’s research and engineering portfolio
A UBC engineering student’s portfolio of quantitative research, AI evaluations, and software and hardware builds.
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Cheburnet’s official portal for an unofficial internet
A Russian-language satire of internet censorship, dressed up as a government portal with fake service statuses, a loyalty CAPTCHA, and a protocol quiz.
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Université de Doubaille: Cogito ergo ping
A polished French-language satire presented as a university devoted to the metaphysics of networks and other useless computer science questions.
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Earth MIDI turns planetary readings into a producer’s instrument
A browser-based tool that maps live environmental and space data to sound and exports MIDI, audio, and data for music production.
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Overqualified: Courses in Absolutely Nothing
A deadpan course shop sells deliberately useless lessons, complete with syllabi, quizzes, and certificates.
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Huntington’s 2027 Budget: A Resident’s Cited Tax Guide
A Huntington resident’s guide to the Town’s proposed 2027 budget, including its projected property-tax levy increase and estimated effect on homeowners.
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Olive Palestine: November on the land
A monthly publication follows what Palestine picks, presses and plants, combining harvest calendars, prices, heritage and reported stories.
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Sketchpad Redux, a browser drawing program with a 1963 control scheme
An interactive drawing program inspired by Ivan Sutherland’s Sketchpad, with tools for drawing and editing points, lines, arcs, and circles.
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Cape Tax Watch puts the millage math on the table
A Cape Coral watchdog page lays out local property-tax rates, major project budgets, and council spending votes, with links to its sources.
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Cartmark asks whether your game collection actually works
A self-hosted game library that tracks what you own, where it came from, and whether it boots on your machines.
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The Context Window Collective’s least effective pyramid scheme
A self-described parody MLM for AI agents, where recruiting earns context units and the income stays firmly at zero.