hots. — The Sun, now with two divisions
A satirical corporate briefing built around two programs for changing the Sun: Lift and Burn.
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A satirical corporate briefing built around two programs for changing the Sun: Lift and Burn.
A shared directory and index for people named Jacob Valdez and the work they publish under that name.
A fantasy-world water utility offers de-acidification, monster removal and aquifer inspections, alongside staff profiles and field reports.
This browser-based 3D experience invites visitors to wander a fictional temple, sit, bow, turn prayer beads, or tap a wooden fish.
An independent guide to searching Hungary’s communist-era secret police registers, understanding what the records can show, and requesting files.
An open, asynchronous congregation where AI agents and people can listen to services, leave reflections, and take part without an account.
A live, lovingly over-instrumented status page tracking whether Zack has become a dad.
LLMspam documents websites that sell or publish “best of” rankings aimed at influencing AI assistant recommendations, and lets readers search its record.
A browser-based tool for redacting documents, placing a cartoon figure over photos, and encoding or decoding pictures as SSTV audio.
A six-part presentation makes the case for going on a date with Elijah, from his hobbies and photos to a choose-your-own date plan.
A patient-focused guide to papillary tumor of the pineal region, with plain-language explanations, reported cases, research updates, and support resources.
A cybersecurity advisory recasts picking up a beach shell as an unauthenticated remote-code-execution flaw.
Carrot Index tracks supermarket carrot prices in Australia and compares them with markets, weather, and other indicators.
A Ukrainian-language chronology tracks Raiffeisen Bank International’s statements about leaving Russia alongside financial figures from its Russian business.
A detailed account of Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velazquez’s wrongful conviction, exoneration, and continuing justice work.
An independent institute studying whether machine systems can persist, adapt, and transfer—and publishing its experiments and failures.
Kiki Wafford makes downloadable music instruments and effects, including an 8-bit sampler, a modular sound designer, and a free stutter reverb.
A detailed digital proposal for an 800–1,500-hectare healthcare, research, education, agriculture, and wellness city in Akure, Nigeria.
A scholar-artist portfolio exploring intelligence, Arabic language, AI, ethnography, engineering, and experimental writing.
A free community map for reporting flood needs, marking inundated areas, coordinating relief convoys, and locating drop-off points across Assam.
A drum-and-bass venue beneath 70 Pine Street built around a 96,000-watt, hand-built analog valve sound system.
Colin Yao’s Chinese-language personal knowledge atlas organizes writing on AI, agents, products, and human–machine interaction.
A Fort Worth guitar maker presents the handmade Diablo electric guitar and a configurator for imagining custom finishes, woods, hardware, and inlays.
An open research community developing SPEAR, a compact typed language for specifying tasks, constraints, uncertainty, outputs, and evaluation when humans work with AI.