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Author: ZRich97

_posts/2019-11-10-the-rapalyzer.markdown

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 <iframe controls='true' type='video/mov' allow="fullscreen" src="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zhhEbwY7Xur_TFbsBCTmjnYjqGpAqlE1/preview" width="716" height="378"></iframe>
 
-After seeing quite a few 'rhyme scheme analysis' breakdowns such as [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2ah9CtlaEs)
-on Instagram, Reddit, and YouTube, I decided to try my hand at automating the process. The result is the aptly named the Rap-alyzer
+After seeing few 'rhyme scheme analysis' breakdowns such as [this one](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2ah9CtlaEs), I decided to try my hand at automating the process. The result is the aptly named the Rap-alyzer
 (or 'Rap Analyzer'). 
 
 The webapp is hosted on AWS. The frontend is written in React (my first foray into web development!) and the backend is a Flask app served using Gunicorn.
 Lyrics are scraped using the [Genius API](https://docs.genius.com/) and the rhymes are found using the [CMU Proncouncing Dictionary](http://www.speech.cs.cmu.edu/cgi-bin/cmudict).
 
-While it's a fun toy, it's definitely not perfect. Some future things I'd like to implement are:
+While it's a fun toy, it's not perfect. Some future things I'd like to implement are:
 
 - Rhyme groups should be confined to a single verse.
 - Genius' lyrics sometimes contain cruft that should be cleaned more thoroughly. 

_posts/2019-12-06-fit-trak.markdown

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 the opportunity to develop a fully-fledged app. The result: FitTrak. 
 
 FitTrak is an application that allows users to track their meals, cardio, and weightlifting progress with a modern, simplistic UI. While it isn’t complete, it's close! FitTrak
-uses AWS services for user management, data storage, and CICD.
+uses AWS services for user management, data storage, and CI.
 
-My goals for the app were to learn how to design a programmatic iOS GUI and to implement the AWS lifecycle on iOS. While I haven’t submitted the app for release, 
-I will be continuing to work towards that goal post-graduation. 
+My goals for the app were to learn how to design a programmatic iOS GUI and to implement the AWS lifecycle on iOS. 
 
 Thanks for reading!

_posts/2020-07-25-spoti-stats.markdown

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-I use Spotify... a lot. Spotify provides some great personalized streaming data in the form of their [Spotify Wrapped](https://newsroom.spotify.com/2019-12-05/spotify-wrapped-2019-reveals-your-streaming-trends-from-2010-to-now/) tool. They also make some user data available via their [API](https://developer.spotify.com/console/get-current-user-top-artists-and-tracks/?type=artists&time_range=&limit=&offset=), allowing registered apps to gather data about your streaming usage and trends. As a new project to work on my web development skills, I decided to create a mini-Spotify Wrapped experience using the Spotify API. The UI is inspired by Spotify itself, and came out great. 
+I use Spotify... a lot. Spotify provides some personalized streaming data in the form of their [Spotify Wrapped](https://newsroom.spotify.com/2019-12-05/spotify-wrapped-2019-reveals-your-streaming-trends-from-2010-to-now/) tool. They also make some user data available via their [API](https://developer.spotify.com/console/get-current-user-top-artists-and-tracks/?type=artists&time_range=&limit=&offset=), allowing registered apps to gather data about your streaming usage and trends. As a new project to work on my web development skills, I decided to create a mini-Spotify Wrapped experience using the Spotify API.
 
 Try it out at [spot.zrich.dev](https://spot.zrich.dev). Thanks!