Things you can’t answer with four options.
Wire a circuit until the lamp lights. Build a processor out of gates you made yourself. Pull a flag out of a file somebody thought was locked. Every lab is a chain of small nodes, and you do each one with your hands.
Labs aren’t gated on each other. Start anywhere.
How computers work
From a single LED to a processor running a program you wrote.
9 rooms to play alongside these labsCapture the flag
Security, learned by breaking things that were built to be broken. Each node hides something. Find it, hand it in, move on.
9 rooms to play alongside these labsMaths & machine learning
The maths under computing, worked through rather than memorised.
8 rooms to play alongside these labsEvery lab has a warm-up room
A short quiz that tells you whether you’ll enjoy the lab, and gives you the words you’ll need inside it.
Not pressable yet
Planned labs sit recessed into the page instead of raised off it. When one ships, it pops up.
Why doing the same thing to a million things needs a different machine.
Logic, sets, graphs and proof — the maths computers are made of.
Change and accumulation, felt through slopes and areas.
The idea inside a transformer, the T in ChatGPT.
Balance equations by building them, not by memorising them.
Push something and watch the numbers already know what happens.