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The Twelve (Generative) Days of Christmas - 2024 Edition
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Links For You (12/28/24)
28 Dec 2024 |
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Welcome to the last Links For You for 2024. Believe it or not, I started this series way back in April of 2022, and I don't know about you, but it's been one of my favorite features of my blog. I love sharing cool links (and music videos!) with readers, and I hope yall have enjoyed it as well. This is my second to last post for the year so...
Automating Object Detection with Google Gemini GenAI and Pipedream
23 Dec 2024 |
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For my last technical post of the year (although I can't promise I'll stop blogging!), I wanted to share an interesting workflow I built using Google Gemini and Pipedream. The idea was somewhat simple - how difficult would it be to build a "general purpose" workflow to look for objects in images and trigger an alert if certain things were found....
Summarizing with Transformers.js
18 Dec 2024 |
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Earlier this month I took my first look at using Transformers.js, a JavaScript SDK around multiple different models hosted by Hugging Face. My initial experiments worked pretty OK I think. The sentiment analysis felt pretty good, and the object detection (with a cat demo of course), worked pretty good as well. I was curious how well summarization...
Adding PDFs to Your Webpage without JavaScript
17 Dec 2024 |
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In my time at Adobe, one of the products I evangelized was the PDF Embed API, a JavaScript library for adding PDFs to a web page. I still recommend this library of course, but I was thinking this morning about how you could get similar results without JavaScript. Remember, you are allowed to build a web page and not ship any JavaScript. It's ok,...
Links For You (12/14/24)
14 Dec 2024 |
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Good morning folks, as I shared yesterday, this week has been a bit rough as I found out my job was eliminated at Adobe, but the outpouring of support, and links to jobs, has been overwhelming. You people are pretty darn good, you know what? I'm confident I'm going to be able to land a good job, but at the same time, it's going to be a heck of a...