A Passionate Programmer, a Passionate Lawyer?
It turns out that tips for advancing a career for programmers has interesting insights for a career in law.
Evaluating Legislation for Readability, Exploring PLUS
Using Python, Streamlit and data science, I evaluate the changes in the 2020 Revised Edition of Laws in Singapore for readability.
So what difference does it make? Drawing red lines with Python
A little tweak to a standard python library transforms it into a tool used to show changes in text for lawyers.
Let’s Play With SQLModel
Procrastinating learning SQL prevented me from using one of the world's best databases. With SQLModel, I learnt to stop worrying about SQL and enjoy programming with it.
The curious incident of playing 5 million Monopoly JR games with Python
My lockdown project goes on its own sojourn through Python multiprocessing programming with interesting, unexpected results.
Data Science with Judgement Data – My PDPC Decisions Journey
An interesting experiment to apply what I learnt in Data Science to the area of law.
This is what "no-code" should look like — Notion
What do we really want from a "no-code" product? Notion shows we want well designed software which can deliver a big impact in small ways.
Let the Robots do the talking — Exploring TTS
Speaking has always been a big part of being a lawyer. You use your voice to make submissions in the
Toying around with Hugging Face transformers and PDPC decisions
The default hugging face transformers are given a run on three samples of PDPC decisions on NER, summarisation and QA.
