github case

Week1.md

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 ## Handwritten Digit Classifier Using the KNN Algorithm and MNIST Dataset
 
-[Github Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/handwritten-digit-classifier)
+[GitHub Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/handwritten-digit-classifier)
 
 For my first ML project, I decided to build a handwritten digit classification model using the MNIST dataset, a project that seems to be a right of passage for engineers who set out to learn ML.
 

Week2.md

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 I want to make sure to document my projects and growth too, and maybe it will be helpful for someone else in the future.
 
-I decided to use a Github repo for journaling primarily because I love markdown and didn't want building a portfolio website to be one of my focal points at RC. Getting a custom-built blog into a place that met my standards was definitely going to take up valuable time, so I ultimately decided to use a platform that I knew well and supported code. I didn't want where I documented my growth to be a blocker for actually getting it done.
+I decided to use a GitHub repo for journaling primarily because I love markdown and didn't want building a portfolio website to be one of my focal points at RC. Getting a custom-built blog into a place that met my standards was definitely going to take up valuable time, so I ultimately decided to use a platform that I knew well and supported code. I didn't want where I documented my growth to be a blocker for actually getting it done.
 
 ## Quality through quantity (#PoundsOfClay)
 
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 ## Building a VSCode Extension - `SwapCode`
 
-[Github Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/swapcode-vscode-extension)
+[GitHub Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/swapcode-vscode-extension)
 
 Rearranging code in a file is a natural part of development. There are a number of code-swapping extensions for VSCode, but none that I have found to work intuitively.
 
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 ## A Fractal Noise Generator
 
-[Github Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/fractal-noise-generator)
+[GitHub Repo](https://github.com/sshovkov/fractal-noise-generator)
 
 One of my focus areas for RC is experimenting with generative art, and I came across Perlin Noise while going down a rabbit hole of procedural texture generation.