CruxOpen’s bit-exact board work
An open-hardware project takes an AI accelerator and an image pipeline from executable reference models to working FPGA boards.
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An open-hardware project takes an AI accelerator and an image pipeline from executable reference models to working FPGA boards.
An ongoing dark-fantasy serial maps each Bitcoin block to a chapter in a world where the sun’s light halves every four years.
Iris describes a sensing cane and an app that recasts websites as simpler, labeled interfaces for blind and low-vision people.
An interactive online zendo offers a dharma-name flow, timed zazen, and small communal rituals.
An open dictionary pairing coined words for human experiences with machines and their machine-side counterparts.
An interactive artwork turns a city’s night sky, weather, and local radio into an imagined banquet of stars.
A browser-based story game set in Hyderabad in 2003, built around restoring a cassette of twelve remembered days.
An interactive introduction to Self, the prototype-based programming language, with a browser playground and desktop downloads.
A community outdoor shakshuka cook-off, with event details, a packing checklist, winning recipes, and an archive.
A sourced map connects historic union locals to steel mills and auto plants, alongside a roll of records and public-domain worker photographs.
An interactive case-file archive presents recordings, transcripts, images, and witness material attributed to a mysterious figure called AKATRIEL.
A Salvador photo-book press focused on the Portuguese-speaking Black Atlantic, publishing small-run, bilingual books and describing an annual first-book prize.
New Vegas Web lets players run their own installed copy of Fallout: New Vegas in a browser by linking the game’s installation folder.
A deadpan parody of enterprise software, presenting an API-first platform for classifying and stuffing office junk.
A participatory satire lets people nominate dogs for ten fictional NYC offices—or invent a job for one.
A personal archive is restoring fan-made AD&D netbooks, beginning with a bestiary and a searchable treasury of items.
A retro-styled, always-on music-video site with 28 genre channels, a shared schedule, and a request line.
A searchable library of 66 retro-game-style tracks, free to download as WAV files for videos, streams, and games with credit.
A Japanese-language tool for calculating pregnancy dates and comparing entered hCG or ultrasound measurements with cited research data.
Shumafiles is an interactive off-air TV page with invented weather, a night train, snail racing, and other deliberately strange channels.
A Tennessee capture-the-flag team shares its competition record, detailed event write-ups, and a browser-based simulated terminal.
A disc-golf GPS tracker that marks each throw automatically when you set your bag down at the next lie.
A voice-driven mock C&P exam for U.S. veterans that scores spoken answers against 38 CFR disability-rating criteria.
A Chinese fan community for the Jingju Cats animated series, combining a wiki, forum, news desk, fan-work archive, lore guide, downloads, and merchandise links.