Takahiro Anno
Takahiro Anno is a Japanese politician, writer, AI engineer and scientist who serves in the House of Councillors and founded Team Mirai. He was elected as Team Mirai's only seat in the 2025 Japanese House of Councillors election.
Mirai for MacOS: A faster, simpler alternative to Ollama and LM Studio
Chat with your favorite AI models directly on your Mac. Privately and securely. Built natively for macOS and Apple Silicon.
What we built at the MIRA Kickoff
Four days in Ireland. Three user stories. Six working prototypes, a tested schema, and the demos to show for it.
Mirai Labs: Frontier On-Device AI Lab
Models, runtime & infrastructure to make on-device AI interactive, ambient & continuous.
Mira Melzer
Berlin-based graphic designer specializing in branding, marketing design, and UI/UX.
Portal Shoujo on Twitter / X
🚨 || URGENTE: KAKAO ANUNCIA QUE VAI FECHAR A PLATAFORMA TAPAS!A imprensa sul-coreana noticiou hoje que a Kakao Entertainment vai encerrar o Tapas, sua plataforma oficial de leitura na em inglês.-Ellie pic.twitter.com/zEeeXBCKVI— Portal Shoujo (@PortalShoujo) September 22, 2026
Atilla Taşkıran – Software Designer Shaping Apps for Simplicity, Purpose & Beauty
I’m Atilla Taşkıran, a freelance software designer creating apps with simplicity, purpose, and beauty. My prototyping process quickly turns ideas into experiences. I focus on details that elevate craft and delight, helping you stand out and succeed.
MIRA
Content relevant to MIRA (Modular Interoperable Research Attribution - mira.science)
📚 MIRA Book Club
mira.science community reading recommendations
MIRA workshop
Content shared during MIRA workshop (mira.science , June 7-11)
The Ground Truth Institute
How Infrastructure Works: Transforming our shared systems for a changing world
What we built at the MIRA Kickoff
📚 MIRA Book Club (by Ronen Tamari) — Semble
Researchfish | Illuminate your research impact | Elsevier
Technology is Society Made Durable
Bycelium
Content Authenticity Initiative
IOSP 2026 (by ATProto Science) — Semble
MIRA — the structure layer for a shared research graph
Paperclip
Paperclip
FLF’s Epistemic Case Study Competition: Results — LessWrong
Science Works on Twitter / X