Cory LaViska

@cory.laviska.com

Just a guy with a laptop and a dream. Design systems, web components, open source, and macOS apps. Follow me if you build on the web. 📍 Orlando, FL

🚀 Last week my team released FASTElement v3. Tons to say but one small bit I want to highlight is: it's smaller! A before/after for a basic FASTElement (with common features like `attr`, `html`, `css`)... v2.10.5 → 63.6 kB (19.3 kB gzip) v3.0.0 → 45.5 kB (13.9 kB gzip) bundlejs.com?q=%40microso...

bundlejs - Online bundler + npm package size checker

A quick and easy way to bundle, minify, and compress (gzip and brotli) your ts, js, jsx and npm projects all online, with the bundle file size.

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I made the dictation app *I* wanted. My daughter did the video voice over. tonguetype.app It hasn't got much attention because dictation has been pretty bad historically, but I don't think most people realize how good local models are now. Low downloads, but the app has a great conversion rate.

A black Tula Mic shown in front of a mechanical pencil.

Math has a provable answer. Code either works or it doesn’t. No matter how smart AI gets, there’s never a guaranteed solution. AI is a black box where you pray something useful comes out but, the more you tell it, the more it inevitably gets wrong. 😩

Dictation isn't a new idea, but many people don't use it because of poor experiences they've had in the past. In the age of AI, dictation is an incredible way to interact with your machine! I realized I could prompt faster by talking than by typing, so I researched options...

screenshot of the TongueType UI showing a rainbow waveform and recording indicator

Dictation isn't a new idea, but many people don't use it because of poor experiences they've had in the past. In the age of AI, dictation is an incredible way to interact with your machine! I realized I could prompt faster by talking than by typing, so I researched options...

screenshot of the TongueType UI showing a rainbow waveform and recording indicator