ASCII City
ASCII City displays a live CCTV feed with city activity data, including tracked pedestrians and vehicles. The system shows weather conditions and network status for monitoring urban movement. (asciicity.live)
Restarted recreates a 2015 startup-generator landing page as a 2026 mock product called Statementr, a polished SaaS pitch that promises “Achieving your statement.” It positions itself as an automatic organizer for resilient, integrated results and highlights team-friendly integrations (Datadog, PagerDuty, Linear, Vercel, Snowflake, Zapier), compliance badges (GDPR, ISO 27001, HIPAA-ready), and social proof (47k teams onboarded, 29k engineers daily, 42 countries). The page includes customer testimonials, a listed team with roles, and standard product navigation - overview, features, docs, API, changelog, blog and resources - plus CTAs like “Start free” and “Out of stealth.”
Pricing and product specifics are explicit: a Hobby tier (advertised $10 or $8/mo billed annually) supports up to 3 projects, 1 environment and up to 5 seats; Pro ($40 or $33/mo billed annually) adds unlimited projects, staging+production, priority support and up to 50 seats; Enterprise offers custom workspaces, dedicated support and data residency. The site mirrors typical startup marketing with feature comparisons, developer SDKs, templates, legal links and a status page, and includes a small meta note linking to the original 2015 version and labeling itself “Another startup,” making clear it’s a playful remake of a classic generator.
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ASCII City displays a live CCTV feed with city activity data, including tracked pedestrians and vehicles. The system shows weather conditions and network status for monitoring urban movement. (asciicity.live)
Jev Ultrafast is a browser agent designed with a dynamic, indexed action space to enhance web interactions. It aims to improve browser performance and functionality through advanced agent capabilities. (github.com)
Neki has launched Neki, a sharded Postgres database, which now includes TIN, a fast full-text search extension. TIN supports complex queries, fuzzy matching, and integrates seamlessly with Postgres for various search applications. (planetscale.com)
The US Gov Graph is a visual map that details the structure and connections within the federal government. It aims to provide a comprehensive overview of government agencies and their relationships. (graph.civlab.org)
A website owner implemented a system charging AI agents a penny per page for crawling, and observed Claude AI paying it during a task. Google is testing a pilot program paying publishers when their content helps generate AI answers, but the calculation details remain unclear. (suganthan.com)
Parts of Common Crawl's archive are now available on Hugging Face Storage Buckets, making large-scale crawl data easier to access using Hugging Face tools. Users can browse, download, or mount the data as a filesystem, integrating it with existing workflows. (commoncrawl.org)
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