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#OpenCV – How to add a Pencil Sketch effect to an image 🖼️ using Python 🐍
Hi ! Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know 😀): How to add a pencil sketch effect to an image using python and opencv Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a new image with the pencil sketch effect: Sample — read more
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#OpenCV – How to add a watermark to an image 🖼️ using Python 🐍
Hi ! Super quick post today with a cool scenario to support my TikTok videos in Spanish (I know 😀): How to add a watermark text to an image using python and opencv Here is the output with an original photo from my office and a watermarked one: Sample code: — read more
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#Event – Introduction to GitHub in Visual Studio Code 📝at @msftreactor
Hi ! After a quick poll, the following event was the winner for a live session from Microsoft Reactor: Introduction to GitHub in Visual Studio Code 📝 In this session we will learn how to work with Visual Studio Code and GitHub. We will learn different topics, including authentication, publishing repos, and viewing your repo — read more
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#OpenCV – Access a local camera 🤳in F# 📝
Hi ! NET is in anniversary mode, and in Dev.to blog, someone asked about these samples in F#. It’s been a while since I wrote some F# code, and this is the perfect excuse to start. Today Post: Access a local camera and show the camera frames in an OpenCV window. In following posts we — read more
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#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces 😁 using DNN in C#
Hi ! NET is in anniversary mode, so I think it will be a good idea to share some camera samples in C#. For these demos I’m using C# 6 and OpenCVSharp as OpenCV wrapper for .NET. Today post: detect a face using a DNN model and blur the face area. This demo also show — read more
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#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces 😁 using haar cascades in C#
Hi ! NET is in anniversary mode, so I think it will be a good idea to share some camera samples in C#. For these demos I’m using C#, NET 6 and OpenCVSharp as OpenCV wrapper for .NET. Today post: detect a face using haar cascades and blur the face area. This demo also show — read more
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#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces 😁 using DNN in Python 🐍
Hi ! Quick post today: detect a face using a pretrained DNN model and blur the face area. Easy to implement, and also easy to read: Code below That’s it, sample using DNN. Next challenge will be to do this in F#. — read more
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#PowerPoint – Integrate your live camera 🎦 feed in your slides
Hi ! Wow, I opened PowerPoint today to check my slides for a presentation later today and I find a new super cool feature that allow me to add a live camera feed into my slides. This is part of a set of new features for Office Insiders and it’s called: CAMEO. You can read — read more
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#OpenCV – Detect and blur faces 😁 using haar cascades in Python 🐍
Hi ! Quick post today: detect a face using haar cascades and blur the face area. Easy to implement, and also easy to read: Code below Important: Haar cascades are easy to implement and learn, however, not recommented as a good solution to detect faces. — read more
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Beca El Bruno – Lemoncode
Buenas ! Fuente original. Nos hace mucha ilusión comunicaros que nos hemos asociado con Bruno Capuano (yo mismo) para ofrecer una plaza 100% becada de nuestro Máster Front End Lemoncode a ciudadanos residentes en Latinoamérica. En este post podrás leer las bases de la misma, y encontrarás un enlace para poder aplicar. Bases La convocatoria — read more
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#Windows11 – Microsoft Power Toys, 🖱️ Mouse Utilities rocks 🤘🤘🤘
Hi ! If you are working with Windows, the Microsoft Power Toys are kind of a #MustHave. And, the set of new mouse features, in the latest release improves a lot the experience while doing presentations, sharing screen, and more. We already know the press CTRL twice to locate your mouse, which is super useful — read more
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Cómo #GitHubCoPilot 🤖 me ayuda en mi día a día en Microsoft en Marzo en @MSFTReactor
Buenas ! Marzo es nuestro mes de Inteligencia Artificial y Aprendizaje Automático en Microsoft Reactor Network. Este es el momento perfecto para compartir las experiencias de programadores que trabajan con Visual Studio Code y GitHub CoPilot. Es por eso que en Marzo realizaremos 5 sesiones diferentes de 30 minutos, con experiencias trabajando con: Python C++ — read more
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How #GitHubCoPilot 🤖 is helping in my daily work at Microsoft on March @MSFTReactor
Hi ! March is our Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning month. I decided to share a little about my experiences working with Visual Studio Code and CoPilot. That’s why on March I’ll share 5 different 30 minutes sessions, with my experiences working with Python C++ C# Markdown Using CoPilot to control a Roomba 🤖 ! — read more
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#AzureML – Sample 🐍 Python app using a WebCam to perform Image Analysis from an image classification AzureML HTTP REST Endpoint
Hi ! In my previous post I wrote How to create a custom dataset with images to be used on a Azure Machine Learning Designer project. How to use the custom data set and how to train an image classification model. How to publish the model to be used as a WebService / HTTP REST — read more
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Everything You Want to Know About the Record Type in .NET: Performance
Originally posted on dotNetTips.com: In my article titled Everything You Want to Know About the Record Type in .NET 5… But Were Afraid to Ask that I wrote in early 2021, I introduced readers to the new record type introduced in .NET 5 and why, as a class author, I like it. In this… — read more
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Integración con Dapr: Azure API Management Service/Self-hosted Gateway.
Originally posted on Juanlu, ElGuerre: En este nuevo post sobre Dapr vamos a ver como integrarnos con Azure API Management (APIM). Para ello y, como viene siendo habitual, usaremos uno de los ejemplos ya conocidos (de acuerdo a posts anteriores), y, en concreto, el ya publicado en github (AllTogether). Antes de comenzar, es conveniente recordar… — read more
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#AzureML – Sample 🐍 Python app to consume a image classification AzureML HTTP REST Endpoint
Hi ! In my previous post I wrote How to create a custom dataset with images to be used on a Azure Machine Learning Designer project. How to use the custom data set and how to train an image classification model. How to publish the model to be used as a WebService / HTTP REST — read more
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#AzureML – Creating a HTTP Rest Endpoint to consume an AzureML Designer based on the DenseNet template 🎨
Hi ! In my previous post I wrote about how to create a custom dataset with images to be used on a Azure Machine Learning Designer project. The second post was about how to use the custom data set and how to train the model. Today let’s publish the model to be used as a — read more
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#AzureML – Using a custom images 🖼️ dataset on the AzureML Designer with the DenseNet template 🎨
Hi ! In my previous post I wrote about how to create a custom dataset with images to be used on a Azure Machine Learning Designer project. Today I’ll share the steps to use it. Let’s start by creating a project based on the “Image Classification using DenseNet” template. Next step is to select the — read more
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#AzureML – How to create a dataset with images to be used on the AzureML Designer DenseNet samples
Hi ! I didn’t found this online, so I decided to write it down. How to create a dataset with images to be used on the Azure Machine Learning designer, when training a model using the DenseNet prefab and samples. Let’s start defining which Azure Storage Account we will use. I’ll use the default one. — read more
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