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#Event – Resources used during the #GlobalAINight at @MarsDD
Hi! It was a placer to share some amazing time with the Metro Toronto .Net User Group. Last night was also a special one, we hosted the event at the amazing @MarsDD it was great to have a huge group interested in Artificial Intelligence. As usual, it’s time to share the resources of the event — read more
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dotNetTips.Utility.Standard NuGet Packages Quarterly Release (Q3 2019)
Originally posted on dotNetTips.com: The 3rd quarter release of the dotNetTips.Utility.Standard NugGet packages has been released. These packages contain common code for Microsoft .NET that I use every day and I hope you do too. Package Version Release notes dotNetTips.Utility.Standard 2019.8.31.1 Code & documentation cleanup. Code fixes. New code in LoggingHelper, ComputerInfo. dotNetTips.Utility.Standard.Extensions 2019.8.31.1… — read more
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#VSCode – Let’s do some #Git dev in #RaspberryPi (GitHub and Azure DevOps!)
Hi! In my previous posts I wrote about how to prepare a developer station with a Raspverry Pi 4. I wrote on how to install Visual Studio Code, how to install .Net Core and how to build and run C# projects. Of course, the next step is to work with Git. The command to install — read more
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First Azure Kinect App–VIDEO- Getting Depth and Color camera
Originally posted on Ivana Tilca: Hello! This article if part of a serie of “How to” create Apps with Azure Kinect DK. Yesterday I posted the first Part of this serie. Including: Connect and open our Device Configure our camera Start our camera Stop our camera Dispose our Device Today I am excited to dig… — read more
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#Event – Great news for #GlobalAINight: new venue and final Agenda for Toronto
Hi ! The Global AI Night is a free evening event organized by 93 communities all over the world that are passionate about Artificial Intelligence on the Microsoft Azure. During this AI Night you will get inspired through sessions and get your hands dirty during the workshops. By the end of the night you will — read more
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#VSCode – Build and Run C# #DotNetCore projects in #RaspberryPi
Hi! Time to move on with some lessons learned using Visual Studio Code in the Raspberry Pi 4. One of the first issues you may find working with VSCode in the device is related to file write permissions when you are saving a file. So, it was a good opportunity for me to learn about — read more
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Azure Kinect–Loading the RGB Camera with the new SDK 1.2–WPF – Part 2
Originally posted on Ivana Tilca: Hello!!! Welcome to the part two of this series of posts i will be writing about Azure Kinect. This post is special because yesterday Microsoft launched Azure Kinect Sensor SDK 1.2 update. It includes support for C#, color exposure get & set API fixes, public availability of C++ playback API,… — read more
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#RaspberryPi – How to install #DotNetCore in a #RaspberryPi4 and test with #HelloWorld (of course!)
Hi! During the next couple of months, I’ll be sharing some amazing experiences around AI. Some of these experiences includes IoT devices like a Raspberry Pi, and of course some Machine Learning.Net (ML.Net). Because ML.Net is built with .Net Core, it makes sense to share the 5 simple steps you need to do to install — read more
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Xampane, nuevos Layouts para Xamarin.Forms
Originally posted on Javier Suárez | Blog: Layouts en Xamarin.Forms A la hora de organizar y posicionar los elementos visuales que componen la interfaz de usuario en Xamarin.Forms, hacemos uso de Layouts. Layouts Tenemos una enorme variedad de Layouts en Xamarin.Forms. Podemos posicionar de forma absoluta; de forma relativa; apilar elementos; etc. Con un uso… — read more
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The beginners guide to AI in the workplace with Office 365
Originally posted on @Shafina.com: One of the biggest struggles employees are facing in today’s world of a digital and modern workplace is – fear. Fear of changing the way we are accustomed to working, the way our brains think, the way we complete repetitive tasks, and the fear of allowing a machine, an intelligent… — read more
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Categorize iris flowers using k-means clustering with ML.NET
Originally posted on Time With AI: This tutorial illustrates how to use ML.NET to build a clustering model for the iris flower data set. In this tutorial, you learn how to: Understand the problem Select the appropriate machine learning task Prepare the data Load and transform the data Choose a learning algorithm Train the model Use the model… — read more
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#Humor – From the creators of “New Folder” and “New Folder (2)” ….
Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno — read more
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First Azure Kinect App C API vs C# K4A Nuget Package
Originally posted on Ivana Tilca: Hello! I started to do some test with the new Azure Kinect DK and the results are amazing. I´m not an AI expert, so I decided to read/watch/learn while testing. I started with the basic reading provided by Microsoft https://azure.microsoft.com/es-es/services/kinect-dk/. I´ve been using C API, from Azure Kinect Sensor DK.?… — read more
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#RaspberryPi – How To enable auto start with #HDMI safe mode
Hi! A couple of days ago I wrote (a personal reminder post) about how to add automatic connect to Wi-Fi and SSH enabled in a bootable Raspbian image in a SD card (see references). I also explained that this was required for me because, by default Raspberry Pi 4 video ports were not starting with — read more
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#VSCode – Installing Visual Studio Code in a #RaspberryPi, a couple of lessons learned – @code
Hi! Now that I have my amazing Raspberry Pi 4 with 4GB RAM, it’s time to see how serious the device is. So, I decided to install and use some developers’ tools in the RPi. My dev list will be something like this Python Some ML and AI Python packages GIT Arduino Visual Studio Code — read more
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#Python – Let’s use a #FaceRecognition demo app for a performance comparison between #RaspberryPi3 and #RaspberryPi4
Hi! I started to do some tests with the new Raspberry Pi 4 and the results are amazing. I’m not a performance expert, so I decided to pick up some of the demos / apps I’ve creating for the Raspberry Pi and run them in both models: Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and Raspberry Pi 4. — read more
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#Humor – UI and UX
No comments … Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno Source vk.com/piterskii_punk_wall — read more
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#RaspberryPi – How To automatically connect to WiFi, enable SSH on 1st boot
Hi! If you been playing around with Raspberry Pi, I’m sure you already know this. For me this was a 1st timer, so I must write this down for the future myself. When I started testing the Raspberry Pi 4, I got one of the complete kits, so I got the official red keyboard and — read more
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#RaspberryPi – Using “please” instead of “sudo”, a very Canadian command line of work for #Linux
Hi! I’ll write this down, so I don’t forget in the near future. I’m not a Linux user, and that’s amazing. Every day I learn something new, mostly while I’m working with Python, Visual Studio Code and Raspberry Pi. So, I received a couple of brand new Raspberry Pi 4, and now it’s time to — read more
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#Python – Detecting #Hololens in realtime in webcam feed using #ImageAI and #OpenCV with performance improvements
Hi! In my previous post I created a sample on how to use ImageAI and OpenCV to detect Hololens from a webcam frame (see references). I added some code to the last sample, and I found that the performance was not very good. With the previous sample code, I couldn’t process more than 1 frame — read more
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