I am a software engineer but yeah definitely a beginner when it comes to ML.

RE: resources/hardware. I'd rather go for cloud providers like Microsoft's Azure Cognitive services or some pre-trained model that I can run locally or on colab by Google.

I would like some guidance on which models to choose, tutorials and/or perhaps colab links with examples on how to use them.

I like the idea to leave a trained model with my voice to my loved ones at least for when I will be gone. I would love to have one of my dad too!

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Create a monorepo

Design and setup new architecture to use going forward

Allocate x%-time to write tests and port old stuff over time (continuous weekly process)

~12 years ago at university I used Shamir's Secret Sharing to implement a tool that enables written exams to be authenticated and yet anonymous.

You can read a later publication from my professor here https://www.scitepress.org/Papers/2011/34814/34814.pdf

Awesome! Did you consider compiling to WebAssembly and making it a webapp?

I've thought about it! We'll see.

OpenSea is not providing any tool for businesses to sell and be compliant with tax authorities. You sell to anons, don’t collect vat etc

React Native for Web is the tool that generates that HTML

Since everything is a component in React you could abstract that eg.

const H1 = props => <Text accessibilityRole="heading" accessibilityLevel={1} {...props} />

Sure. But I think the framework would need to emit a proper tag rather than the tag soup that it seemingly emits now. I can't see a win in expressing something in an idiomatic way, to have it translated to an unidiomatic output that mimics the behavior of the original idiomatic code.

Like, if you're typing the Text version, you already know it's going to be a H1. So just write that.

I like this idea! I had a similar one a while back https://giuseppegurgone.com/github-sponsors-oss-sustainabili...

I built lesstabs - a browser extension that closes and archives old inactive tabs automatically after 24h. It then lists them when you open a new tab.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/lesstabs/gpdnlknek...

Brilliant idea!

that! I wrote something on the same lines https://giuseppegurgone.com/remote-work-communication/

I read it and I like it, thanks for sharing. Though I do hold the unpopular opinion that slack is antithetical to effective communication methods/mediums.

yes I agree