Samizdat Publications: things I built to see if they could be built

No. 016Simulations, v1.0
Antikythera Cosmos
A museum-style exhibit of the Antikythera mechanism: the 2021 reconstruction's 69 gears, 30 of them surviving, turning by one crank in your browser.
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What changed, newest first. All entries and the feed
- 001GardenSync. New plates: the 8.4 planner, with planned crops, the plan key and the look-ahead banner.
- 027Kessler Cascade. A new 12 s reel: the globe, then the Iridium 33 and Cosmos 2251 breakup replayed until the two debris clouds cross.
- 028Sensor Forensics Lab. New plates after the lab rework: a plain mode, guided tours and synced playback.
- 028Sensor Forensics Lab. On file, at v1.0. The source is public and the lab runs in the browser.
- 027Kessler Cascade. On file as a simulation. The app is public; the source stays private.
- 016Antikythera Cosmos. The exhibit moves to its own address, antikytheraexhibit.com.
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Each file here started as a question about whether something could be built: a mechanism, a plateau, an ecosystem, an orbit. They were built with Claude Code and kept with their sources, their status and the models that wrote them. Copy it, pass it on.