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fasiha/README.md
  • 👍 he/him (they/them 👌)
  • 🔭 do check out these newer projects
    • Yoyogi is an anti-timeline frontend for Mastodon that centers a single author and their threads. I'd been asking others to make this for years and finally did it 😝
    • Kamiya Codec conjugates and deconjugates Japanese verbs and adjectives following Taeko Kamiya's texts
    • Hareonna visualizes temperature percentiles from 13'500 stations in the Global Historical Climatology Network daily (GHCNd) database. Find where your perfect weather is!
    • Devastate is a web app version of the game to calibrate uncertainty from Julia Galef's The Scout Mindset
    • HTML Ruby Tag is a VS Code extension for ルビruby-tag-lovers.
    • Yamanote, a bookmark annotation and archival system with browser-based snapshots, meaning it works great with paywalls, JavaScript-heavy sites, etc.!
    • Midsummer's Night Dream script of the 2010 Original Pronunciation (OP) abridged radio play by Kansas Public Radio and University Theatre at the University of Kansas. For audio and script PDF, see Paul Meier
    • CJK Text Processing and Languages, my talk for an informal lunch-and-learn where I fanboy Chinese, Japanese, and Korean
    • Gotanda, a centralized backup sync target for all your PouchDB-powered local-first apps
    • Kanda for intensive Japanese reading and review leveraging powerful Japanese NLP
    • Curtiz combines super-powered Japanese NLP tools in Node: MeCab, UniDic, J.DepP, JMDict, JMDict-Furigana
    • Texture-shaded Globe webapp and implementation of the lovely terrain-shading algorithm
    • Call Faye is the perfect way to play probabilistic Texas hold 'em poker with the kids. See the blog post.
    • MemriseDriver: add text-to-speech to your Memrise flashcards, via AWS Polly (Japanese support!) and Puppeteer
  • 🤳 long-time favorites
    • Ebisu for scheduling flashcards with Bayesian statistics
    • Mudder.js: subdivide lexicographic space between strings (also base62)
    • KanjiBreak: crowdsourced breakdowns for Chinese characters
    • KanjiVG Explorer: explore Chinese character dependency graphs
  • 🔍 Not big enough to be projects—more like amuses-bouches:
  • 🤙 contact—happy to chat, mentor, collaborate
  • 🧑‍🎨 profile photo: Sun Wukong the Monkey King by the fabulous @monarobot in her Maya style
  • 🇮🇳 always try the paan
  • 🇨🇳 always try the mapo tofu
  • 👄 very gentle pronunciation suggestion: "AAH-med FAH-see" (احمد فصيح for the Arabic/Persian readers)

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