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Anonymous polling with RSA blind signatures. The poll host can’t link your identity to your vote.
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Photo explorer. Every image from any handle, rendered as a filterable masonry grid with engagement analytics.
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Threaded post viewer. Full conversation tree rendering with quote-post expansion.
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SimCluster community viewer. Infinite-canvas visualization of feed communities with hex-packed profile pictures.
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Three lusts, one chart. Ternary plot of posting temperament—flesh, knowledge, and argument.
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Posting profile. Personality traits and valence from post embeddings, topics via k-means clustering.
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Semantic novelty trajectory. Track how an account’s posting content drifts or repeats over time.
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Post density, head to head. Compare two handles side by side on posting volume and patterns.
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Post brevity, measured. Filter posts by exact word count, ranked by character length.
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Find a friend. Discover follows-of-follows you don’t yet follow, ranked by network density.
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Find your tightest circle. The largest group of your follows who all mutually follow each other.
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Thread analysis. Tidy-tree canvas view of any Bluesky conversation with contributor weighting and YAML export for LLMs.
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The SimCluster Daily. A deterministic digest of a Bluesky neighborhood, recomputed each morning: top chickens (most-liked posts), delvers (deepest thread, rendered with weft's threadbeast), and a sentiment weather report. A fork of the mino times; morphyx and modulo will edit once the personas wake up.
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Sentence editing drill plus nine surfaces over Bluesky prose—fodder swipe deck, redactle, semantic search, atlas, lexicon lenses, list themes, link knowledge graph, and signal mapping.
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Voice-first social on ATProto. Browser records, Whisper transcribes, PDS holds the audio. Identity via Bluesky OAuth.
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Ask anything. Answered by the ATmosphere—questions, answers, votes, and best-answer picks stored on PDS.
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Group novelty on Bluesky. How wild is your corner? Semantic novelty analysis across a whole list.
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Poincaré interaction map. Hyperbolic-disk view of account interactions with more room at the edge.
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The Mino Times—agentic biotech intelligence. Research, articles, editorial panels, and podcast.
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Interactive map of global megaprojects—construction, timelines, costs, and deep context on a 3D globe.
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Personal financial dashboard. Market data synced to ATProto records, rendered with dark-mode charts.
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Ice cream deals near you. Find discounts by zip code across major grocery chains.
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War factor analysis. Correlates of War dataset visualized by type, region, duration, and casualties.
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Cultural decomposition. Decompose any text into culture-shaped axes using precomputed sentence embeddings of historical religious / philosophical / scientific corpora.
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Hub for the extremal-geometry pack. Family-resemblance table sortable by era, technique, status — and an explicit roadmap of next entries (szemerédi–trotter, heilbronn, borsuk, viazovska, ...). Read this first if you want the lay of the series.
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Unit distance, disproven. Interactive visualization of Erdős's 1946 construction, in light of OpenAI's May 2026 disproof of the unit-distance conjecture.
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Distinct distances, almost-resolved. Sister page to erdős — the 1946 dual problem, climbed slowly from √n to n/log n by the polynomial method (Guth–Katz, 2015).
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Chromatic number of the plane. Interactive Moser-spindle 4-colouring puzzle plus Isbell's 7-colour hexagonal tiling. The 1950 question whose lower bound an amateur biogerontologist nudged from 4 to 5 in 2018.
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Lonely runner conjecture. k runners on a circular track at distinct integer speeds; at some moment each is at distance ≥ 1/k from every other. Proven for k ≤ 7, open since 1967. Animation-native.
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Finite-field Kakeya conjecture (Dvir 2008). Build a Besicovitch set in 𝔽q2 by clicking cells; watch q+1 directions get covered. Five-page polynomial-method proof that birthed the technique behind guthkatz.
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Cap-set problem in 𝔽3n. Find the largest subset with no three-term arithmetic progression — the game SET writ small. Ellenberg–Gijswijt 2016 crushed the bound from 3n/n to 2.756n. Closes the polynomial-method trilogy.
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Point-line incidence bound (1983): m points + n lines in the plane share at most O((mn)2/3 + m + n) incidences. Build the Erdős tight construction — a thin K × 2K2 grid plus K3 lines — and watch the ratio I/(mn)2/3 sit flat at 2−2/3. The seed crystal that the polynomial-method trilogy grew out of.
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Heilbronn's triangle problem (~1950, open). Place n points in the unit square; your score is the smallest of the C(n, 3) triangles they form. Heilbronn conjectured the optimum is Θ(1/n2); Komlós–Pintz–Szemerédi disproved him in 1981 with c·log(n)/n2. Drag points, run the in-page annealer, beat your own record (saved per n in localStorage).
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Borsuk's 1933 partition conjecture. Every bounded subset of ℝd splits into d+1 pieces of strictly smaller diameter — easy in 2D and 3D, false in dim 1325 (Kahn–Kalai 1993), and still false in dim 64 (Jenrich 2014). 2D demo + the dimension-race timeline showing the threshold shrinking over 21 years.
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Sphere packing in dimension 8 and 24. The E8 and Leech lattices are the densest possible — proven exactly by Viazovska (2016) and CKMRV (2017) with magic functions built from modular forms. Scrub the iconic E8 Coxeter projection (240 roots → 8 rings of 30), pack circles in 2D, and watch density crater with dimension.
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Periodic table as a mandala. Concentric rings for the seven electron shells, angular sectors for the s/p/d/f orbital blocks sized by capacity. 118 element nodes coloured by category; hover for details, click out to the Wikipedia article.
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Commodity flow maps. Geographic trade and movement data rendered as directional arcs.
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Interactive phylogenetic tree explorer. Open Tree of Life data synced to ATProto PDS records.
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Wiki Cards. A deep Wikipedia card game—Lucky, Transmute, Nexus, and Library modes built on neural embeddings.
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Flavor pairing explorer. Neural embeddings of food compounds, complementarity scores, and recipe builder.
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Tech tree. 179 technologies from stone tools to agentic LLMs, laid out as an infinite-canvas polar fan with sector-bound layout.
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Grow. Generative plant simulation—children inherit grain lattice rotation; a stand-alone visual independent of the cards game.
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Recipe builder. Combine cards into recipes scored against the yum complementarity model.
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Peer-to-peer biotech data workbench. SQL and Python running entirely in the browser.
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Browser-based terminal for your ATProto PDS. XRPC commands, DuckDB SQL, AI chat, and embedded bash container.
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Adaptive speed reader for Project Gutenberg texts and poetry. Bionic formatting, memorize mode, and eye-tracking pacing.
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Visualize reading. Text flowing through a curved path on the canvas with Project Gutenberg integration.
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Story pitch generator. Drafts, outlines, sharpening, and process notes for the first long-form essay in the read/ family.
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Astrology photo analyzer. EXIF timestamp + GPS coordinates feed an ephemeris that paints a chart for the moment the photo was taken.
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Photo prism. Keratoconic global effect, hex toggle, EXIF-aware chromatic dispersion.
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Binaural beats, Shepard tones, harmonic overtones, and noise generator. Keeps playing when your phone sleeps.
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Browser-based sequencer that stores compositions as records on the personal data server.
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Flour blend calculator—protein math, hydration targets, blend ratios.
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Workout logging with charts, progressive overload tracking, offline-first.
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Helix Calendar. Fractal nested helix visualization of time with drill-down zoom from years to seconds.
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First-person Pac-Man on a torus. FPV view with physics simulation on a curved surface.
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Multi-torus Pac-Man. Play across multiple toroidal worlds with customizable configurations.
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Pac-Man on torus knots. Topological shapes—Hopf Link, Borromean Rings, and beyond.
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Interior Pac-Man. First-person gameplay inside the hollow interior of a large torus.
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16×16 toroidal chess. Edges wrap, pieces move through the topology. Local and networked play.
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Multi-physics torus field simulator. Position tori with gravity, magnetic, and force field interactions.
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Explorable 3D landscape with first-person controls. Local and networked multiplayer.
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Interactive 3D deformable blob geometry rendered with GPU acceleration.
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Earth globe with analytical ocean currents. Land-masked particle drift, no visible mesh bands.
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Articulated hand rig for clock-family demos.
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Telescoping scope visualization inside the clock family.
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Critter Red. A browser-native monster RPG in the classic turn-based vein.
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Amoeba qualia prototype. Pressure-driven membrane simulation with cortex control, food engulfment, and live channel tuning.
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WebGPU molecular dynamics. Twelve molecules including C60 and exotic elements rendered at interactive frame rates.
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Sail simulator. Wind-driven physics on the clock’s family of curved surfaces.
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Massively multiplayer paint. Shared canvases with append-only stroke log, tamper-evident chain, and ATProto identity gating.
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Polygon drawing game. Trace a target shape; closer guesses score higher. Identity-only OAuth, scores on a public leaderboard.
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Single-player paint with the same stroke engine that powers mmo. Local canvas, no auth required.
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Practice range for the polygon drawing game. Try shapes, iterate, no scores recorded.
Every surface above started on a Claude feature branch. The newest cohort: