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Ryan Orban

Ryan Orban

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Accessibility

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  1. Handy: Local Push-to-Talk Speech-to-Text

    Handy is a free, open-source, cross-platform push-to-talk speech-to-text app that transcribes locally and pastes into any text field. No cloud, no accounts — just press, speak, release.

  2. OKSolar — Perceptually Uniform Color Scheme

    OKSolar is a perceptually uniform terminal and editor color scheme built in the OKLab color space, updating the classic Solarized with better perceptual balance. Addresses the color inconsistency problems of older schemes like Solarized and Monokai.

  3. Huetone: Accessible Color Palette Tool

    Huetone is a color palette tool for UI design that generates WCAG-accessible palettes using the OKLCH color space for perceptually uniform lightness scaling. Solves the practical problem of creating design tokens that meet contrast requirements across all shade steps.

  4. Gaining Access to the Best Machine-Learning Methods

    Strata/O'Reilly piece on how access to the best machine learning methods was democratizing — cloud computing, open-source libraries (scikit-learn, Spark MLlib), and MOOCs were putting frontier ML within reach of non-specialists.

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