isometric.nyc
All of New York as one giant isometric pixel-art map.
Hacker News · 1,325 points · 2026-01-22
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79 sites · 7 categories · updated 8 November 2026
Games, image toys, music machines, writing desks and experiments that make no sense until you try them. Every link opens in a new tab, and every note was written by a person.
The most upvoted personal AI projects, with the numbers.
All of New York as one giant isometric pixel-art map.
Hacker News · 1,325 points · 2026-01-22
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A fake English word with a real-sounding definition.
Hacker News · 1,184 points · 2021-10-26
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A shop that invents a product for whatever you search.
Hacker News · 1,184 points · 2025-09-13
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Four elements, endless combinations, one model deciding the results.
Hacker News · 1,177 points · 2024-01-31
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The news, rewritten by AI to be as dull as possible.
Hacker News · 1,166 points · 2023-05-11
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Draw a fish and drop it into a tank shared with everyone.
Hacker News · 935 points · 2025-07-29
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Six personal projects that show the range.
Four elements, endless combinations, one model deciding the results.
Draw a fish and drop it into a tank shared with everyone.
Small AI helpers for when a task feels too big.
Werner Herzog and Slavoj Žižek talking forever, both synthetic.
Type text and watch a neural network write it by hand.
Paint water, fire, plants and acid, then watch the rules collide.
Pick a mood, not a brand.
Personal projects added 8 November 2026.
Every book Hacker News commenters keep recommending.
One screen of the words a chatbot cannot stop using.
Semantle in Korean: guess today's word by meaning.
A Japanese story-writing AI that continues your text in your style.
Wikipedia as an endless vertical feed.
Ride Tokyo's Yamanote loop by sound alone.
Today's news, from exactly forty years ago.
A designer's portfolio, rebuilt as a working Windows XP desktop.
Brick breaker with roguelite upgrades between levels.
One artist, one deliberately pointless web project a month.
An airline pilot's logbook as interactive globes and charts.
Train a color generator on the colors you like.
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