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Built something? Seen something?

Your own project counts. So does one you stumbled across at 2 a.m. and could not stop thinking about.

What makes a good tip

  • A link. A repo, a write-up, a demo, a video. Something we can look at.
  • One line on what it does. Plain words are fine.
  • The interesting part. The trick, the constraint, the thing that should not have worked.
  • Who made it. So we can credit the right person.

What we are looking for

Projects you can inspect: open code, a build log, a detailed write-up. Small and strange beats big and vague. A model running on hardware it has no business running on, an agent doing a real job badly in an instructive way, a tool that removes an annoying step.

The fine print

We read everything, but we cannot cover everything or reply to every message. Coverage is never for sale, and sending a tip does not guarantee a post.