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This study shifts focus to individual glacier extinction, using multiple climate models to predict disappearance years under various warming scenarios, with results presented via an interactive web application.
A website has been built to index over 1,100 talks from the AI Engineer YouTube channel, providing summaries, TL;DRs, and timestamps to make AI content easier to consume.
A website that allows users to randomly select and experience a life from all humans who have ever lived, using real historical data.
Qisutu is an open-source, self-hosted ticketing and service desk system built with Perl/CGI and MariaDB, featuring agent/customer portals, email processing, and REST API, with version 1.0.2 now stable for production use.
Buslens is a web application that helps users in the UK find nearby bus routes and explore where they can travel by bus using location data.
A browser-based creative tool for building sun-bleached Mediterranean islands using an isometric grid with 75+ painterly assets, available as an open-source project on GitHub.
A fun web-based tool that generates QR codes in the form of 3D trees with seasonal variations, running entirely in the browser without uploading any data.
Eigendrum is a web tool that allows users to draw shapes and hear them as real drums by solving eigenvalue problems for drumhead vibrations using finite element methods.
A developer's debugging journey revealing how a WebRTC-based app (p2claw) failed on iPad due to two bugs: a hardcoded constant in webrtc-rs and a one-line design decision in Tailscale, causing data channel message loss.
This paper introduces WebRISE, a benchmark for evaluating MLLM-generated web artifacts using Interaction Contract Graphs (ICGs) to assess requirement-induced states and transitions across five input modalities. Experiments show even the strongest models achieve limited validity and coverage, with video input providing the strongest interaction signal.
A web application that builds containers entirely in the browser using client-side code, demonstrating the power of custom container tooling. Users can pick a base image, run a shell script, and export the resulting image as a tar file.