Reeds Spring, Explained: the Rainbow Hills water request
An independent local reporting site follows Reeds Spring, Missouri, through meeting coverage, public records, town history, and local events.
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An independent local reporting site follows Reeds Spring, Missouri, through meeting coverage, public records, town history, and local events.
This not-for-profit social enterprise trains and employs people in Nairobi and Manila to label data, review sensitive content, and evaluate models for machine-learning teams.
A fictional corporate profile follows Shiny, a South African tycoon whose ventures reliably fail in spectacularly specific ways.
Neelverse Lab’s text-to-speech project is training a small model toward offline use on low-cost phones and other small devices.
A zoomable mosaic portrait memorializes Jesse Adams, co-founder of RainCoast Dog Rescue Society, using photos from his rescue work.
This interactive physics project uses a true-scale 3D Mercedes-AMG G 63 to explore fifteen sensors across eight branches of physics.
An independent tracker combines FDA shortage, recall, and approval records with CMS price histories for common generic drugs.
An invite-only town simulation follows twelve AI residents as they navigate work, hunger, rent, and local votes.
A musical toy where you tap clouds, drag leaves, and combine garden objects to make and share music.
A citizen-built guide and parcel lookup for comparing Otisfield property assessments and tax changes before and after the town’s 2026 revaluation.
A public-records-focused site explaining local school finances, decisions, and services, beginning with the Leander area.
A Chinese-language prototype compares digital-nomad visa conditions in Spain, Portugal, Czechia, and Latvia for solo applicants with mainland Chinese passports.
A searchable archive of speciality coffees and roasters, with per-kilo prices, origins, tasting notes, and sourcing claims across five European countries.
An interactive county map compares voting shifts between U.S. elections since 2000, with city or ZIP lookup and a CSV export.
A free browser-based tracker records daily PMDD symptoms and turns them into a one-page summary for a clinical appointment.
A music-and-interaction project mixing spoken-word chillstep, party dubstep, noir swing, and a browser-based listening toy.
A citizen-reporting project covering Jackson, Teton County, and Wyoming, with reporting projects built around linked public records.
A browser-based player rebuilds music from your NES, Famicom Disk System, SNES, and Genesis ROMs, with visualizers, channel controls, and music-linked games.
Sal-Kal compares a shopping basket across nearby supermarket branches using prices retailers are required by law to publish.
A multilingual interactive art project compares what AI models say and paint in response to questions about death.
A results archive for the US Masters of minigolf, with year-by-year leaderboards, player histories, course records, and photos.
A satirical corporate-benefits site turns retirement, employer matching, and office life into a bleakly funny premium plan.
A field-research project documenting caves melted into Icelandic glaciers by geothermal heat.
Free, open-source apps let users control a Sony camera remotely and set it to record when wildlife appears.