In the course of things, the following items were made. We are pleased to present them to you.
A live sheet for homebuilding and land: Treasuries and the mortgage rate, the builder stocks, lumber and the rest of the materials tape, the Census housing data, and the Southeast metros where lots get built. Quotes stream in the browser, and everything with a number opens into its own file — chart, history, what it is and why it matters to dirt. One calculator carries the 10-year all the way down to finished-lot value.
A parcel recon console for Florida land. Fly around a dark map, click any parcel, and the dock fills in — ownership, acreage, deed history, flood, soils, elevation — streamed per source as each one answers. Deterministic data all the way down: no LLM in the loop.
A browser extension that pulls the transcript out of any YouTube video — timestamps, chapters, pause-inferred paragraphs — as plain text or Obsidian-ready Markdown. Point it at a channel or playlist and it archives the whole thing to disk, one file per video.
Download v1.1.1 (.zip) — unzip, then “Load unpacked” at chrome://extensions
Loops through the American Express offers page and adds every offer to your card — re-querying after each click, scrolling past the lazy-loading, until none remain. Replaces the console snippet that quietly stopped matching anything.
Download v1.0.0 (.zip) — unzip, then “Load unpacked” at chrome://extensions
Home Depot quietly marks dead inventory down to $0.01, but only at the register — the pricing API never admits it. So this tracked the tell instead, pulling per-store stock and aisle / bay for candidate SKUs and rendering a scannable UPC‑A barcode to check at the shelf. Archived snapshot: the data is frozen at its last run, the filters and barcodes still work.
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