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Humor Styles Questionnaire
A web survey based on the Humor Styles Questionnaire that scores how you use humor, from affiliative to self-defeating,…
HungerMap LIVE
A live World Food Programme map tracking food security across more than 95 countries, with forecasts, climate hazards, e…
Hutter Prize
A cash prize for losslessly compressing a 1GB slice of Wikipedia, arguing that better compression means better intellige…
Hydrodynamic Erosion Simulator
A browser-based hydraulic erosion simulator where rain carves terrain, with sliders for rain, evaporation and sediment r…
Hyperbolic Tiling
A real-time simulation of 3D hyperbolic space tilings you can fly through, rotating with WASD and moving with the arrow…
Hypercubing
A wiki and community hub for higher-dimensional twisty puzzles, covering their history, records, puzzle designs, and sol…
HyperPhysics
A concept-map reference of physics from Georgia State University, linking mechanics, electricity, optics, quantum physic…
Hyper-Resolution Night Watch Viewer
A multimode image viewer that lets you zoom through a 717-gigapixel scan of Rembrandt's The Night Watch, one of the high…
Hypha
A generative toy that grows letters and shapes by simulating the branching mycelium of fungi, letting you watch organic…
Hypnotic Fractal Gallery
A live, ever-morphing Mandelbrot and Julia fractal you can zoom, reshape and save as a metallic wallpaper, plus infinite…
Hysteresis & Slack
A small interactive essay that explains hysteresis as a system having slack, with two machines you can control to feel h…
I Counted All of the Yurts in Mongolia
A hobbyist trains a machine learning model on satellite imagery to count every yurt in Mongolia, with maps, methods and…
I Do Not Remember My Life and It's Fine
A personal essay on what reminiscing is like without mental imagery, exploring aphantasia, memory and how a mind without…
I Fell 15,000 Feet and Lived
A Navy Crusader pilot's first-hand story of ejecting from a burning jet, falling 15,000 feet when his parachute failed,…
I Found a 55 Year Old Bug in the First Lunar Lander Game
The story of digging into the original 1969 Lunar Lander game code and uncovering a decades-old bug in how its physics c…
I Made a 3D Printed VTOL Drone
A maker's write-up of designing a 3D printed VTOL drone with no background in CAD or aerodynamics, covering the build an…
I Made a Camera Lens with an Iceberg
A photographer carves a working camera lens out of Icelandic glacier ice and shoots portraits with it before it melts, w…
I Made My Blog Solar-Powered, Then Things Escalated
A hobbyist's tale of running a blog on a tiny solar-powered server, and how the project snowballed into batteries, panel…
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I Put a Toaster in the Dishwasher
A science teacher's playful and thoughtful post on why testing an absurd idea, like washing a toaster, teaches more abou…
I should have loved biology too
A personal essay on going from hating biology to being obsessed with it, and how great writing can make a subject come a…
IBM 360 Model 20 Rescue and Restoration
The story of friends who spotted an oddly worded eBay listing, then rescued and began restoring a rare IBM System 360 ma…
Iceberger
A physics toy where you draw an iceberg's shape and watch how it floats, tilts and settles in the water, with the buoyan…
Iceberger Remixed
An iceberg simulator where you pick or reshape ice masses and watch how they float, tilt, and flip, building on Josh Tau…
Iceland Geology
A blog tracking volcano and earthquake activity in Iceland, with updates on eruptions and general notes on the island's…
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