lukesalamone/lukesalamone.github.io

Hi everyone 👋

I'm Luke, a Master's student currently studying Artificial Intelligence at Northwestern University. I'm from Wauwatosa, Wisconsin. (Our city is named after the Potawatomi word for firefly 😀) Previously, I worked as a Senior Software engineer at Capital One. I currently work as a machine learning engineer at TikTok.

I'm not currently looking for anything new, but don't hesitate to reach out! I can most easily be reached via:

• [email protected]
• Linkedin
• Personal Website
• My Blog

By the way, you can also download my resume here🤓

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lukesalamone.github.io's Issues

[Not-Issue] How did you embed these so cool interactive charts on your blog?

Hi Luke,

I must say, your blog is impressive. The aesthetic appeal of your visualisations is so captivating that I find myself lingering on your posts, playing with the interactive charts, sliders, and filters, rather than just reading the blog itself.

I do have a question, however. I understand that GitHub Pages can only host static websites, so I'm curious about how you manage to embed these interactive features into your posts, and how you access data with those charts. For example, the hover effect on this post (https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/self-attention/), the interactive/filter label in this chart (https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/bert-vs-gpt2/), the slider and autoplay on this post (https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/how-does-convolution-work/), and that slider on this one (https://lukesalamone.github.io/posts/what-is-temperature/).

Could you perhaps recommend a tutorial on how to do this? I'm interested in building an app with a lot of charts, graphs, and analytics, but I'd like to start with something simple like a static webpage and just experiment with the metrics, layout, or chart types. I've considered using Quatro (https://quarto.org/), where I can build static pages with charts directly from Jupyter Lab, but your approach seems much more elegant.

Thank you for your time and expertise.