Market Physics Engine – simulate adoption friction before you build
Agent-based market simulation beats surveys, but no proof it predicts better than founder intuition.

Real-time drift-diffusion simulation in the browser beats desktop TCAD tools for learning.
EE students, semiconductor physics educators, chip design hobbyists
Sentaurus TCAD · Silvaco Atlas · Falstad Circuit Simulator
Agent-based market simulation beats surveys, but no proof it predicts better than founder intuition.
Hand-drawn physics sandbox inspired by XKCD's machine and The Incredible Machine.
Focused content on chip economics and strategy is the podcast’s selling point — episodes call out MEMS, silicon carbide and open-source silicon and provide distribution across Apple/Spotify/YouTube. The landing page is standard Substack with a Riverside video watermark; if you care about the topic it’s worth subscribing, but there’s no product innovation here beyond curated, topical conversations.
This is a straightforward, tightly focused internship aggregator for chip design roles — listings from Intel, Qorvo and other known players make it immediately useful to EE/CE students. The signup-gated sidebar and basic filters show clear MVP thinking, but it's essentially a curated listings site; to become a go-to resource it needs stronger signals (company verification, normalized pay data, application workflow or campus integrations).
Consolidates a dozen fragmented dev tasks into one polished dashboard with CLI.
Pure ESM library for heat and salt diffusion models makes this reusable beyond just steak.