Who hasn’t seen this? The jumping dino shows up the moment your Wi-Fi drops. I’ve played it plenty of times myself, out of boredom more than anything. I kept wondering if I could automate it. It’s a simple game - no complicated logic needed. The idea showed up in my head a couple of years back. I even worked out the approach in my head at the time. I just never sat down and built it. ...
2025 GitHub Heatmap Looking at a GitHub contribution graph is like looking at a mirror of your year. My 2025 graph tells a very specific story: a quiet first half followed by a second half that was busy, very busy. I did create a bunch of poc-xxxx repositories and frequently updated my personal projects, but the real drivers behind that green heat-map were my website updates and, most significantly, Obsidian. ...
Speech-to-text models are the magic behind converting spoken language into written text. From dictating documents and emails to transcribing meetings, their applications are vast. Personally, I rely on this feature to send hands-free messages and control my smart home devices. While those everyday uses are great, I recently discovered an even more powerful application for speech-to-text. When you combine speech recognition with the power of LLMs, things get really interesting. We’re talking Q&A documents, meeting summaries, and even enhancing RAG models. ...