3 Easy Ways To Add Version Flag in Go

One of my favorite things about Go is its distribution process using the go install command. With go install, I don’t have to deal with the trouble of setting up brew, npm, pip, or any other package manager separately like I had to with some languages. It just works

Solving Canceled Meeting Rooms With Apps Script

Today, I arrived at work a bit earlier than usual. After grabbing my morning coffee routinely, I opened up my Google Calendar to see what meetings I had for the day. Of course, our meeting room for our recurring daily stand-up got canceled again. Whenever this happened, we ended up

How I Saved Scraped Data in an SQLite Database on GitHub

Some time back, I stumbled upon this amazing idea of Git scraping made popular by Simon Willison. It involves using GitHub Actions to scrape data and save it directly into a Git repository. Essentially, for each new set of data scraped, a new commit is created in your repository. The

All You Need To Know About CORS

I’ll never forget the first time I stumbled across a Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS) error. Trying to digest terms like the Same-origin policy, preflight requests, CORS policy, and Access-Control-Allow-Origin header all at once left me with more questions than answers. Today, let’s dive into the world of CORS

How I Made a Chrome Extension To Help With Rephrasing

I decided to teach myself how to create a Chrome extension and a little bit about running LLM directly in web browsers. It was quite a fun and interesting experience, and I thought I wanted to jot down my thought process and whatever I’ve learned. Why I Made This