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Cloudflare
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How I stopped an LLM from fabricating citations
An ancient-coin museum where an LLM writes the story but can never invent a fact, a URL, or a citation about my actual coins. Here is how it works.
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How to illustrate a stamp you are not allowed to show
A modern stamp design is under copyright, so the atlas never shows a scan. Instead it draws original engravings from the stamp's subject, generated once and kept forever.
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Three small apps that keep one anime list honest
AniYears, mal-rater, and a review-first Crunchyroll to MAL sync: three tools around one MyAnimeList account, built on one API and one rule.
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Audible has no API, so I registered a fake device and built my audiobook year anyway
Earshot pulls my Audible library nightly with a device token, whitelists what it may keep, and renders a static, copyright-safe audiobook retrospective.
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Your Google Timeline is the most sensitive file you own, so I built a map that never uploads it
droppin turns a Google Timeline export into a travel map entirely inside the browser tab, with a Web Worker, an offline gazetteer and d3-geo doing the work.
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I wrote an arcade engine from scratch, and seven games share one leaderboard
A vanilla-JS game engine, seven games built on it, and one multi-tenant Cloudflare Worker plus D1 holding every high score, keyed by game id.
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Creating a GitHub repo and pushing one clean commit, from a browser tab
I wanted the browser configurator to create your new repo and push the scaffold as a single clean commit. It worked, after a misleading 404 sent me chasing the wrong bug for a day.