Projects
FLAGPOLE
Read a whole league at a glance — bar length is quality, colour is the team, no numbers required.
MONEYBALL
Flagpole asks who was good; Moneyball asks who was worth it. Team payroll against wins — and the cost of every single win.
CURIO HUB
Five tools for Curio Cards — archive, wiki, market intelligence, charts & map.
WCN HUB
The World Crypto Network archive — transcripts, audio, a wiki, and research reports footnoted to the tape.
MAD PATROL X
Moon Patrol × Contra in cypherpunk Vegas. One file. Works offline.
JOSHVANIA
A cartoon side-scroller through eleven chapters of one academic life — the Sac State quad, a haunted thesis library, a Hawaii PhD, a return to teach. Combos, Beardstorm, stage select.
STACKSCOPE
An NES Tetris training lab — play a run, then read it back as numbers: holes, misdrops, drought, Tetris rate by column. Twelve drills. Frame-by-frame replay.
WHO OWNS THE A'S?
An interactive visual history of Athletics ownership — a morphing pie you scrub from 1968 to today.
PAGEVOICE READER
Read it, hear it, translate it. Free classics included — in six languages.
THUNT FILMS
Supercuts with a thesis: just the spaceships, just the gun-fu.
THOMASHUNT.COM
The personal site — seven street art books, Curio Cards, Mad Bitcoins, the films and the comic.
A LITTLE FOOTNOTE IN THE CODE
Curio Cards, two months before the standard that defined the form. Fifteen chapters in five parts, every claim traced back to a broadcast, a contract or a block.
THE LAB NOTEBOOK
Follow the process. See the experiments, the wins, the failures, the weird ideas and everything in between — what happens when one human directs an AI to rapidly make real software, games, archives and experiments.
OPEN NOTEBOOK →
About 1n2
1n2.org is one human and one AI, building weird useful things. It isn't a portfolio so much as a workshop — every project here is real, running software the two of us made together, fast.
How it's made
One person directs; the AI builds. Games, archives, data visualizations and small tools — shipped as fast, static pages. No frameworks to rot, no servers to babysit. Built by hand, served static.