collin08

You can try this site: https://cssbattle.dev/

You try to match the source image using css.

You can even find youtubers who compete. I find it pretty entertaining. It helped me get from being afraid of writing styles to enjoying it.

I've used this library in the past for prototyping a project to extract Chinese subtitles from youtube videos in a chrome extension. It worked pretty well. The only problem is the library couldn't really handle realtime video. Can't really fault it for that though I was sending it every frame. The throughput was good but latency kept increasing probably because I was giving it to much data.

There's a mode where you can increase the number of worker threads. Tesseract is also designed for text documents and the preprocessing filter I made to convert the images to look more like a text document was pretty naive.

I'm taking an online computer vision class next semester and hope to pick the project back up after learning a bit more.