Tag: Node.js

A machine learning (ML) model for classifying sounds as happy or sad. It doesn't work extremely well, but considering that I trained it on my laptop with about 100 sounds, I'm pretty happy with its performance. I used PyTorch with torchaudio for training and running the model. I also made a website with the model hosted on Heroku to make it easier to use. Unfortunately, Heroku no longer offers free dynos, and it no longer works because I don't want to pay for a dyno just for this.

An Electron app with SvelteKit and Node.js for playing Dungeons and Dragons. (or a lot of other things). It uses a Node server and websockets to connect to other devices on the same network so you can use them as controllers for the main app.