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#RaspberryPi – 1st setup no monitor 📺: Wifi 📶 auto connect, SSH, rename, update, docker 🐳 and more! Update 2021-Aug-05
Content Create SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager Configure Wireless connection (if needed) Enable SSH (if needed) Find the IP address in your network Access via SSH Change Password (if needed) Rename the device (if needed) Expand FileSystem Update the device Install Docker Setup SSH password-less access to the Raspberry Pi Setup password-less access to — read more
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#GitHub – Tip: how to get a github profile photo 🖼️ , just add .png
Hi ! So, I learned this some time ago, and now is my preferred method to share my photo for events and more. Let’s start. This is my profile in GitHub: https://github.com/elbruno/ And, if I want to access the profile photo, I just need to add a .png on the profile url: https://github.com/elbruno.png Super easy — read more
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#RaspberryPi – 1st setup no monitor 📺: Wifi 📶 auto connect, SSH, rename, update, docker 🐳 and more! Update 2021-July-28
Content Create SD card using Raspberry Pi Imager Configure Wireless connection (if needed) Enable SSH (if needed) Find the IP address in your network Access via SSH Change Password (if needed) Rename the device (if needed) Expand FileSystem Update the device Install Docker Setup SSH password-less access to remote work with docker 🐳 Hi! Let’s — read more
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#GitHubCoPilot 🤖 – Real Scenario: let’s send a tweet! 🐦
Hi ! Next question on the line: how useful is CoPilot in day to day tasks? So, I decided to use copilot to help me solve a current problem: send a tweet. Usually I’ll perform a couple of search, test some libraries, etc. I’ll do this at full speed with the CoPilot suggestion. This is — read more
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#GitHubCoPilot 🤖 – Is CoPilot sharing security credentials ? Let’s take a look. Spoiler: NO
Hi ! One of the most common questions that I see around CoPilot, is related to sensitive information, like keys, database connection strings, etc. So, I decided to make a couple of tests and show that CoPilot is not sharing sensitive information from public data sources. Let’s start with a simple book class, and the — read more
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#GitHubCopilot 🤖 – General experience with C#, generating unit tests, security keys and more.
Hi ! I used mostly Copilot with Python, and I have to admit that it generates super accurate Machine Learning and TensorFlow code. I don’t to a lot of C# code in Visual Studio Code, I’m old school I use Visual Studio 2022 for C#. However, I decided to give it a try and here — read more
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#GitHub – 1st experiences with 🤖 #GitHubCopilot ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hi ! I was lucky enough to get access to the preview of GitHub Copilot, and I’ll rate my experience so far ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐. Let’s start from the beginning, sharing the official definition: GitHub Copilot Your AI pair programmerWith GitHub Copilot, get suggestions for whole lines or entire functions right inside your editor. GitHub Copilot I — read more
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#Event – Highlights from Microsoft Build 2021with my friends from @metrotorontoug
Hi ! Next Thursday, July 15 I’ll be joining an amazing group of experts to share our insights and thoughts about the Build 2021 experience and Build 2021 announcements. Here are some of the topics to cover .NET 6 and ASP.NET Core 6 and C#10 Internet of Things DevOps Kubernetes Power Platform Artificial Intelligence Azure — read more
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#Windows11 – My experience after 24 using Windows 11 as main computer ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Hi! Yes, it’s been only a day since I started to use Windows 11 as main OS in my main PC, and I think I learned a couple of things, so here they are. Important, I didn’t start with a clean OS, I upgraded my super used and customized Windows 10 installation to Windows 11. — read more
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#Windows11 – WhyNotWin11: How to get “more details” on WHY your PC 🖥️ is not ready for Windows 11 🐱💻
Hi ! Last week, I was super excited when Microsoft announced a tool to check if a device is ready for Windows 11. I got a 3 years old gaming PC, with a i7, 48GB RAM, and a couple of 2TB SSD discs. I was ready, however I faced this message. I didn’t know why, — read more
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#Event – Resources used on the “Getting Started with Machine Learning.Net and AutoML 🏎️” at Microsoft Student Ambassadors Nigeria
Hi ! Another great time with the Microsoft Student Ambassadors, This time, I shared some insights about Machine Learning.Net and AutoML. As usual now it’s time to share the resources Slides Source Code Source Code is available here. Recording Coming soon ! — read more
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#Event – Resources used on the “Drones 🚁 and Anomaly Detection 📈 with ML.Net with Azure IoT” at The Global AI Virtual on Tour Oslo
Hi ! I was lucky to have some time during the Global AI On Tour conference, for the Oslo session. I shared some insights about Anomaly Detection and using drone telemetry as the data source. I used ML.Net to perform the Anomaly Detection and later integrate all together in Azure IoT. As usual now it’s — read more
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#RaspberryPi – Using neofetch to display OS information in 🐧 #Linux and 🪟 #Windows10
Hi ! Quick post today on how to install and use Neofetch. Neofetch is a shell script that requires bash 3.2+ to function. By default, it displays an ASCII art of your Distro’s logo. Neofetch supports almost 150 different operating systems. From Linux to Windows. Installation is super easy Once installed, run the command to — read more
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#RaspberryPi – List all 🕛 start up processes. Or “boot processes”, I’m still a #Windows10 user 🪟 I need to improve my Linux terms
Hi ! Super quick memory back up for me today. And this one is for a simple task List all the processes starting at boot on Raspberry Pi OS Some of my devices are a mess, and trying to avoid a “setup from zero”, knowing what’s starting a is a nice feature. So this commands — read more
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#PiHole – ✅ Enable self.events.data.microsoft.com if you use Office 📄 (and you probably are!)
Hi ! New house is in progress and that also means bring back PiHole running in a Raspberry Pi. If you don’t know PiHole, this may help: Pi-hole or Pihole is a Linux network-level advertisement and Internet tracker blocking application which acts as a DNS sinkhole and optionally a DHCP server, intended for use on — read more
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#RaspberryPi – 1st setup no monitor 📺: Wifi 📶 auto connect, SSH, rename, update, docker 🐳 and more! Update 2021-June-07
Hi! Let’s start installing the latest Raspberry Pi OS image in an SD card. Next steps will be focus on how to access and control remotely your device you may want to follow this steps. This tutorial and tips works for Raspberry Pi 3, 4 and Zero. Update 2021-Mar-22. The version 1.6 of Raspberry Pi — read more
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#Event – Resources used in AI Days – TinyML and SkySharks 🦈🦈🦈en Español @conosurTech
Buenas ! Hace unos días tuve la suerte de hablar de Machine Learning para dispositivos pequeños en mi sesión de “TinyML and SkySharks 🦈🦈🦈“. Los tiburones son animales asombrosos, así que comencemos por ahí. En esta sesión también revisaremos los conceptos de Machine Learning y nos centraremos en TinyML: tecnologías y aplicaciones de ML capaces — read more
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#Event – AI Days – TinyML and SkySharks 🦈🦈🦈en Español @conosurTech
Buenas ! Hoy por la noche tendré la suerte de hablar de Machine Learning para dispositivos pequeños en mi sesión de “TinyML and SkySharks 🦈🦈🦈“. Los tiburones son animales asombrosos, así que comencemos por ahí. En esta sesión también revisaremos los conceptos de Machine Learning y nos centraremos en TinyML: tecnologías y aplicaciones de ML — read more
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#Python 🐍 – concatenate video and add blur effect 🎦 using moviepy and scikit-image
Hi ! Today I’ll share another cool sample using moviepy, and I’ll also use scikit-image to add some extra effects. This one is again based on the cat videos, and perform this steps: Using the cat video, open 3 video objects with different segments: 1-2 seconds, 2-4 seconds, 4-6 seconds Resize each video to be — read more
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#Python 🐍 – change video speed in a more complex scenario 🎦 using moviepy
Hi ! Today I’ll share another cool sample using moviepy. This one is easy and based on previous posts: Open video and resize to 460 Open video, resize to 460 and speed to x4 Stack both videos Export to Gif The code is super simple Super, easy. It and the output is a 2MB gif — read more
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