Make your code accessible to all — I have been in the software engineering industry for almost four years now. Interestingly, I never published any Python package before. It always remained elusive, and finally, I decided to explore how to do it by converting the tagging_module I created for Techflix into a standalone Python package. Hopefully, this…

Initial implementations — Following up on my previous article, here’s what we will explore in this article. We will build a “tagging_module” in Python to assign tags to software engineering articles curated by TechFlix automatically. I will implement a simple keyword-based rule to assign tags and package it into a reusable and extensible…

The initial design — As I was building TechFlix (TL; DR. The Netflix for software engineering content), I ran into a problem statement. I want to have tags assigned to the content that is curated. This should be uniform and as accurate as possible. These tags will also be used to create filter options/screens…

What’s fast, faster, and fastest? — Let’s do a simple experiment. We want to write a program that takes five articles and summarizes them. There are many, many ways to do it. For demonstration, I have created an array of five long strings containing the article content. …

Exploring efficient code — Let’s create a fun read-world problem statement to explore. You have a list of URLs, and you want to download the contents of all these URLs using Python. Normally, you could use the requests library to download content from a URL. …

With the help of an incredible app that you probably didn’t know about — Wait, what? ChatGPT only generates text at the moment. How is music even possible? The answer to that question is also the reason why I love what I do. I am not a musician or a magician, but a programmer. And as rightly said, programming is the closest thing to…

With inpainting — Before we get started, I assume that you are already familiar with the following; You know how to run and use various features of Stable Diffusion, locally or on Google Colab. You know how to debug stuff when things don’t work correctly. You have decent experience in programming and understand…

With a simple demo — Mimic3 is a powerful multilingual text-to-speech AI model. You can generate speech in many different types of voices and languages. At the time of writing this article, Mimic 3 is not natively supported on Windows. Hence, we have to use Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) to run it. You can…

Installation with a basic demo for speech-to-text transcription — Installing Whisper on Windows 10/11 I recommend installing Anaconda and creating a new virtual environment in anaconda prompt to set up Whisper. You can access the anaconda prompt from your start menu search bar after you install Anaconda. Then, install the required package using the below pip command in that virtual environment. pip install -U…