Today I Learned

This is a collection of short articles about things I've learned. They are too short for my Blog

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2024

• Deploying and using your ML model with Streamlit 7 Nov

  I stumble across one of the easiest ways of deploying ML models online so anyone can use it

• Get Github repository preview images 26 Sep

  You can use the Opengraph API of Github to get always up to date preview of any repository

• Running local LLM is not as hard as I expected 26 Sep

  During the past days I've tried different models locally and it turns out that it was easier than I expected!

• Remind yourself of Birthdays Using Google Calendar and Apps Script 5 Aug

  How to automate birthday email reminders using Google Calendar and Apps Script by leveraging Google Contacts to create a birthday calendar and setting up a script to send notifications on each birthday.

• Generate podcast from documents 5 Aug

  Thanks to the latest feature of Notebook LLM, you can create a 10 minutes podcast of any of your documents that are engaging to listen to.

• Setting up a decent recording setup without spending 24 Jul

  Boosting video recording setup using NVIDIA's app to save on hardware expenses.

• Interactive presentations from a Jupyter Notebook 2 Jul

  I explained how you can easily convert your notebooks into well animated presentations powered by Reveal.js

• Adding support for LaTeX in Astro.js 24 Jun

  Enhance your Markdown with LaTeX math thanks to remark-math project

• Running Jupyter notebook in the browser 21 Jun

  I found JupyterLite for embedding Python code in websites, enabling easy sharing and local execution.

• Simplifying project navigation with git-open 19 Jun

  Git-open is a CLI tool I use that opens the current project's repository in my browser with a simple command

• Using Pages CMS to quickly to add new TIL 18 Jun

  An open source project to quickly share content directly from the browser

• Today I learned about TIL 18 Jun

  I introduce TIL, a micro-blogging format to share concise, specific knowledge in under 200 words for simplicity and quick content creation.