El Bruno

#RaspberryPi – Where is my Add/Remove programs? let’s use Synaptic

Hi! When I wrote about the latest version of Visual Studio Code working on the Raspberry Pi, I realize that I used a couple of commands to find an installed application. The following command will list all the installed apps Which is great, but hard to read in bash mode. So that’s why I use — read more

Jan 8, 2020
Comparing Azure Kubernetes Networking Scenarios – Part 1 Intro

Originally posted on Roy Kim on Azure and AI: In Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS), I personally found the networking concepts much to understand and the configuration options are varied. After reading and experimenting with the configuration options, I hope to clear things up with 3 network oriented AKS configuration profiles I have come up with.… — read more

Jan 7, 2020
#RaspberryPi – Visual Studio Code blank screen is fixed on version 1.42. Thanks @headmelted! @code

Hi! When I wrote about how to install Visual Studio Code on a Raspberry Pi, there was an error on the app running on the device: the tool opened and display a black window. We needed to manually go back to version 1.29 to avoid this problem. And we also forgot to apply any updates, — read more

Jan 7, 2020
#RaspberryPi – Ice Tower: The best cooler for your device! From 70C to <40C in a 60 minutes process running at 100% in all 4 cores

Hi! The Raspberry Pi 4 is an amazing device, and if you have been tracking the different usage scenarios for the device, you probably noticed that heat is an issue. I’ve using some Aluminum Heatsink, however still in some heavy scenarios the device temperature can be up to 70C or more. I found out that — read more

Jan 6, 2020
#RaspberryPi – How to solve #dotnet core not recognized after reboot

Hi! So, after writing my posts on how to install dotnet core 3.1 on a Raspberry Pi 4, I found that after I reboot my device, the dotnet command stop working. When I run dotnet from bash I get the following message ~bash: dotnet: command not found The problem, is that the export steps of — read more

Jan 5, 2020
#HowTo – Grant permissions to a folder after #Git clone, to perform #dotnet restore on a #RaspberryPi #dotnetcore

Hi ! Quick post today, to leave this as a public note. And, disclaimer, I’m not a Linux expert, just a normal user; I’m sure there are plenty of better ways to do this. Any advice will be appreciated. Context: I’m working with Git and .Net Core 3.1. Just cloned a repository and ready to — read more

Jan 4, 2020
#MachineLearning – Let’s start 2020 with a free Ebook: Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning

Hi ! I’ve posted this one some time ago, however it’s still a free and VERY USEFUL one ! Christopher Bishop, Technical Fellow and Laboratory Director In Microsoft Research Cambridge, UK, gives us the chance to download for free his eBook about Pattern Recognition and Machine Learning. With more than 700 pages of a highly — read more

Jan 3, 2020
Linked ARM Templates for a Multi Resource Azure Solution

Originally posted on Roy Kim on Azure and AI: When deploying a set of azure resources using Azure Resource Manager (ARM) templates in a single file can leave with a large json file that can be difficult to manage and maintain. To employ modularity and reuse, you can break out azure resources into its own… — read more

Jan 2, 2020
#RaspberryPi – Microsoft Teams in RPi 4? Mmm, not yet, but it’s an interesting learning journey to start the New Year 2020

Hi! A couple of weeks ago, Microsoft released a preview version of Microsoft Teams for Linux (see references). Since that day, I was hoping to have a chance to play around with this version, mostly in a Raspberry Pi. Those days I also had this conversation with my best half (who is a very smart — read more

Dec 31, 2019
#RaspberyPi – How to install .Net Core 3.1 in a Raspberry Pi 4

Hi ! I’ve write some posts about how to install .Net Core and Visual Studio Code on a Raspberry Pi 4. However, I’m testing something new in the device and I realize that my posts are no longer valid for the .Net Core installation. So, here is an updated version. Download .Net Core 3.1 Image — read more

Dec 30, 2019
#Humor – What made you cancel Disney+? #ThisIsTheWay #Mandalorian

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Dec 29, 2019
ARM Templates Fundamentals: My Development Tools

Originally posted on Roy Kim on Azure and AI: Azure ARM Templates provides the ability to deploy azure resource infrastructure in a repeatable, declarative and repeatable state. It is infrastructure-as-code. For those getting started and wondering what they need to build your tool belt, I will share what my tool belt and development process look… — read more

Dec 27, 2019
VIDEO TUTORIAL! – Simple tutorial Unity + Mixed Reality Toolkit Button to: Hololens 2, Android and IOS

Originally posted on Ivana Tilca: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wE8Ro9Um7vI&feature=youtu.be — read more

Dec 27, 2019
#Coding4Fun – Slap your boss away with #Skype and #LeapMotion (I’m getting ready for 2020!)

Important: This repost is just to start one of my 2020 projects, which is very easy: write more fun stuff ! Hi ! During all my time working I was lucky enough to have some very cool bosses. So this is not personal at all, is just a funny way to discard a “incoming call” — read more

Dec 27, 2019
The Dangers of Using Machine Learning to Debug Your Code

Originally posted on dotNetTips.com: Since companies, like Microsoft, are using AI/ Machine Learning to analyze code, I thought I’d share one of my favorite scenes from season 6 of the HBO show Silicon Valley. Very funny! — read more

Dec 24, 2019
#Event – Resources used during the #MachineLearning Galore at @MississaugaNetU

Hi! It was a placer to share some amazing time with the Mississauga .Net User Group last night in my last session of the decade. It was a full night focused on Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning, and as usual is time to share the resources used in the session. Slides Source Code https://github.com/elbruno/events/tree/master/2019%2009%2005%20Global%20AI%20Night Resources — read more

Dec 20, 2019
#Training – Elements of AI, a free #ArtificialIntelligence training from Finland (with also an amazing story)

Hi! Via “The Verge” (see references), I found this amazing story. Last year, Finland launched a free online crash course in artificial intelligence with the aim of educating its citizens about the new technology. Now, as a Christmas present to the world, the European nation is making the six week program available for anyone to — read more

Dec 19, 2019
#VS2019 – Let’s do some image classification with #MLNET Model Builder! (AKA, let’s create an image classifier model without a line of code)

Hi! I’m getting ready for my last event of the year, and I just realize that in the latest update of Model Builder, we have the chance to build our own Image Classifier scenario. Let’s start with the official Model Builder definition (see references): ML.NET Model Builder provides an easy to understand visual interface to — read more

Dec 17, 2019
#Event – #GlobalAIBootcamp, thanks to @AvanadeInc and @MicrosoftCanada, here are some resources, feedback and more !

Hi ! The Global AI Bootcamp 2019 was a huge success, just take a look at this photo during the keynote And remember, this was the weather during the day, cold and snow. Even so, we had ~200 attendees at the Microsoft Offices in Mississauga. Speakers and Volunteers We had an amazing set of volunteers — read more

Dec 16, 2019
#Labs – Microsoft Teams available on #linux, and this is the right way to install it

Update: This post was written on 2019 Dec, so there was a lot of changes since them. Apologies if the links or screenshots are not like the ones you may find today Hi! I’ve using Microsoft Teams in Windows 10 and MacOS and the experience is amazing. When I was trying to work only in — read more

Dec 11, 2019