(2 min read) A quick tutorial on how to use OpenAI's WhisperAI library to automatically generate high-quality closed captions for your videos and attach them to your videos using ffmpeg. This process is entirely offline, meaning it's efficient and safe from prying eyes!
(1 min read) I finally updated my blog (williamhuster.com) to respect the dark mode / light mode preferences of the user's browser. It was surprisingly easy!
(4 min read) Today I played around with Stable Diffusion and Dreambooth to make a bunch of silly pictures of myself and friends.
(4 min read) It's my first time owning a camera with a focus stacking / bracketing feature - and it's awesome!
(4 min read) This is how I use exiftool to extract the metadata from my photos to markdown.
(5 min read) I built an ortholinear keybaord and retrained my brain!
(5 min read) The 'State of JS' survey results are always an interesting and informative read - my observations and TILs.
(30 min read) Use JavaScript to write a Monte Carlo simulation to estimate the probabilities of winning combat scenarios in Axis & Allies.
(1 min read) Wherein I compare product dev to moon landings.
(7 min read) Let's write a command line tool in Python to record WTF moments during code reviews.
(5 min read) Radar charts are a great way to visually compare sets of numbers. They also help us gain an intuitive understanding of the data structures and pattern matching processes that underpin almost all automated matching, pattern recognition, and machine learning algorithms.
(2 min read) I just ran into an annoying issue with the `name` attribute while using radio buttons with VueJS.
(12 min read) Use JavaScript to validate user input in real time without a framework.
(2 min read) Unlike other front-end frameworks, VueJS does not provide any filters out of the box. Here's what to do if you need to display formatted currency amounts in your Vue project.
(2 min read) Alert! Alert! is dependency-free JavaScript library to easily add UI notifications to any web project.
(1 min read) The short answer is *don't*. Here's how to use the html2text library to auto-generate plaintext emails.
(1 min read) Hereβs a nice one-liner using the Arrow library to advance a Python datetime.date object by one month.
(2 min read) PEP 8 sets out some style guidelines for Python. Rather than commit these to memory, use a linter! Here's how to do it in SublimeText.
This is a timepicker component partly inspired by the Google Calendar timepicker. It allows for flexible time entry by typing or by selecting a time from a dropdown menu. It also works with the AngularJS ng-model and form validation.
Alert! Alert! is a tiny, dependency-free JavaScript library to add UI notifications to any web project. The notifications stack on the side of the screen and can be dismissed with a click or configured to disappear after a pre-set time.
Info Dots are a dependency-free UI Component you can use to annotate bits of your web site or web app interface. They appear as small, pulsing anchors that you can attach to practically any DOM Element. Hovering over an info-dot reveals a tooltip.
An experimental game engine from scratch, written in JavaScript. The engine provides components for building game objects, handling keyboard input, and rendering to a canvas using SVG. This demo also features "Player" and "Enemy" classes with composable mix-ins for movement and basic AI.
