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p[ai]tterns — AI UX Pattern Library
118 interaction patterns of the machine-intelligence era — indexed by an original eight-family taxonomy, cross-filed, and demonstrated live: what each pattern does, when it backfires, who runs it, and what it pairs with.
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Data Visualization — Study & Selection Guide
A living library of 62 chart forms — what each is for, when it works, and the moment it stops working — with a selection wizard that flips its recommendation as your data grows. Hand-built SVG throughout, no chart libraries.
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Defender — A Forensic Reconstruction of the 1981 Arcade Game
Williams' hardest game, rebuilt from the recovered 6809 source and the Red Label ROMs — every constant traced to a byte, every rule argued over by adversarial agents before a line was written. Plays in the browser. No coins.
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Sacred Geometry — Hand-Drawn Compass & Straightedge Constructions
Compass-and-straightedge studies from the working journals — polyhedral compounds, snub dodecahedron constructions, star polygons, and the classical plane figures — drawn by hand and filmed in timelapse. The practice the Lab grew out of.
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The Mighty Heptadecagon — A 2,000-Year Construction, Step by Step
Gauss's seventeen-gon: the problem of antiquity, the Fermat-prime mathematics in layers, and all 51 compass-and-straightedge moves drawn live on screen — alongside the hand-inked drawings, failed attempts included, that started it.
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Squaring the Circle — Four Beautiful Failures, Drawn Live
The 2,300-year impossibility: Leonardo's rolling wheel, Kochański's tangent, Ramanujan's 355⁄113, and Grant's golden π — every compass move animated, every error measured to the nanometer, and the 1882 theorem that ended the chase.
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Elenchus — Adversarial AI Forensics
No single model gets to declare fraud. Every anomaly is argued by a tribunal — Skeptic, Advocate, Forensic Quant, Regulatory Eye, Polymath — and only the findings that survive cross-examination reach the investigator, sealed into court-defensible evidence chains. 592 forensic markers, 18 fraud signatures, ~274K lines of Python, 9,200+ automated tests. Designed and built solo, directing AI agents as the engineering team.
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