Unit is a general purpose visual programming system built for the future of interactivity
Enter 2 or more words to see their relative distances to the concepts of "good" and "evil".
based on language model embeddings which capture the semantics associated with the words in humanity's collective consciousness.
Convert your videos into super low-quality Nokia phone style videos for memes. Upload any video and it'll be degraded to that classic early 2000s Nokia aesthetic.
Cyd - Claw back your data from Big Tech
Backup and delete all of your tweets, and migrate them to Bluesky.
Save a searchable copy of your data from tech platforms locally on your computer.
Migrate your tweets from closed platforms like X into open platforms like Bluesky.
Cyd runs directly on your computer, not on our servers. We don't have access to any of your accounts, or to any of the data in them.
RSS feeds for arbitrary websites, using CSS selectors.
Tagged: interop.
Visual diary of what kids in different parts of the world eat.
David Braid told me he uses this open-source software to tune pianos in the following way:
[Seeing whether projects are as open-source as advertised.]
This project is an abridged, hyper-textual, and copyleft manifestation of the 1977 architecture classic A Pattern Language by Christopher Alexander.
[Search engine for independent creators that detects ads and page size.]
A lazy person's guide to delicious meal prep
This is the power of Combinatorial Cooking. From a seemingly limited set of base ingredients, there is a whole universe of food options you can prepare quickly and easily.
The wok lets you boil, saute, stir-fry, and simmer. The spaghetti spoon lets you stir, mix, scrape, and mash. They're both incredibly versatile and easy to clean. It's all you need to make any Combinatorial Cooking recipe. Plus, using a wok makes you look and feel like a real chef, that's just science.
Thinking tools and frameworks to help you solve problems, make decisions and understand systems.
Classes stolen from MasterClass, republished as wikiHow articles.
[Run AI LLMs locally on your computer]
ChatGPT interface without signup.
[Instead of voting yes or no, rate all options on a scale of 0 through 5 and calculate multiple rounds in one session.]
A visual overview of useful skills to learn as a web developer.
Reminds me of the trees from DuoLingo.
[Friendly explainer and guide to getting started with RSS feeds.]
Find people to talk to or collaborate with by searching across the /about, /ideas and /now pages of 6692 personal websites.
You've just made a website, but now you're unsure where to go from here. Here are some ideas for things to add and techniques to learn.
