Anshul Sharma

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• Khalbali - AI Song Cover feat. Shakira and Chester (Linkin Park)

  Published:Feb 26

  Full AI song cover using RVC v2. Watch on Youtube

• Demo of AI song covers using RVC (Retrieval-based Voice Conversion)

  Published:Feb 13

  Learn how this cutting-edge AI techonolgy transforms voices, play around with a live demo of ai song covers, discover creative applications of realistic voice cloning, and follow a step-by-step tutorial to create your own voice clone.

• How to make a dynamic dashboard using Google Sheets

  Published:Nov 10, 2024

  In this tutorial, we will make a simple dashboard using google sheets. Create cascading drop-down menu filters. In a cascading drop-down, the the drop-down options of one drop-down change based on the selection in another drop-down.

• Why Hexagons are the MVP of Shapes (and How to Draw Them in JavaScript)

  Published:Oct 20, 2024

  In this post, we dive into why hexagons are the ultimate shape and how to draw them in JavaScript using the axial coordinate system. We cover the basics of hexagonal geometry and provide code to tile hexagons on an HTML5 canvas.

• Making a Flappy Bird clone in Godot

  Published:Aug 25, 2024

  I made a Flappy Bird clone using Godot engine (v4.2). Flappy Bird is game no. 1 in the 20 games challenge, where I will make 20 games as small projects to learn game development and design. In this chapter, I will share what I learned along the way about game development, game design, and about Godot game engine.

• Building Conway's Game of Life - Part 1

  Published:Apr 27, 2024

  I built an extremely simple python terminal implementation of John Conway's Game of Life. Source code on github - plays inside a Jupyter notebook

• Three Body Problem - Are Trisolarans (or San-Ti) the bugs

  Published:Mar 30, 2024

  For those who have read the books or saw the recent Three Body Problem Netflix series. Have you wondered how big the Trisolarans (or San Ti) really are or is it just a me thing? In this post we discuss if a Trisolaran (or San-Ti) being be the size of an insect and still be a highly intelligent life.