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#VS2019 – ML.NET Model Builder GPU Support, awesome !
Hi ! Machine Learning.Net (ML.Net) includes a visual / step-by-step option for Auto ML: Model Builder. Even if ML.Net is based on .Net Core, and we can use it on Windows, Linux or Mac; Model Builder is only available for Visual Studio 2019. And, in the latest preview version, Model Builder supports 3 specific training — read more
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#Windows10 – Can’t remove a device ? Let’s try with “Show hidden devices”
Hi ! Saturday off-topic post. I’ve been a Windows user for a long time, and I consider myself smart enough to solve the most common issues. However, while I was installing a new Bluetooth 5.0 dongle in my brand new Windows 10 installation, I face an error: I could not uninstall some devices. These devices — read more
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#Coding4Fun – Sorting Arrays in #JavaScript, #Python and #CSharp … choose your own adventure
Hi ! Not my usual set of posts, however this keep me thinking a lot. It all started with this tweet; an usual joke about JavaScript, and how it works with types. I noticed that some responses focused on the “you need to know how the language works” before posting this. And it is correct, — read more
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#MLNet – AutoML for ranking scenarios
Hi ! This is a cool one, Machine Learning .Net (ML.Net) now support ranking scenario in AutoML. As an Machine Learning aficionado, this is amazing. I can now process my problems with AutoML, and then learn the specifics of the best produced models. Note: a couple of weeks ago, someone asked a question around ranking — read more
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#Humor – Tabs vs Spaces
Source: Somewhere in the internet — read more
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#Anaconda – How to List and Remove Virtual Environments (get back some disk space!)
Hi ! I already shared how to create Virtual Environments using Anaconda, and also how to create shortcuts to use them directly in Windows Terminal (see references). This task is easy an amazing, however, at some point you may want to clean your environment. That’s an easy task. I’m currently using Anaconda version 4.8.3. You — read more
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#Python – Creating GUIs with #PySimpleGUI. 2 webcams view with 50 lines of code
Hi ! Working with Computer Vision is super fun. And there are some scenarios where display the step by step of the processing of an image is the best way to present this. In most of my scenarios I use OpenCV, however for a more detailed presentation I needed to search and learn a GUI — read more
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#Personal – USB Hub with On/Off switch, one of the best ideas ever !
Hi ! Every single day I have connected to my main PC at least 5 or more different USB devices. In example: Logitech Brio WebCam SENNHEISER SP 30 Speakerphone USB BT and Wifi Dongle and more… And, depending on my current work, I also connect and disconnect extra devices. These days, I’m playing with Thermal — read more
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#Event – Resources used with @ivanatilca during the “Lessons Learned creating a multiplatform AI project for Azure Kinect and Hololens 2” for the Global XR Talks
Hi ! We had an amazing time last week with Ivana at the Global XR Talks, sharing some of our lessons learned creating an Mixed Reality app to work in Hololens 2 and Azure Kinect. As usual, now it’s time for slides and code Slides Code The main scripts for Camera and Cognitive Services interaction — read more
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#Unity3D – Making a CustomVision.ai HTTP Post call to have a better #MRTK experience with #CognitiveServices @ivanatilca
Hi ! Quick post today, with mostly sample code. And, it’s all about a scenario that we faced with Ivana a couple of days ago while we were using MRTK and we were trying to use some Cognitive Services. As of today, not all the services in Cognitive Services are supported and have official Unity3D — read more
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#Hololens2 – Project sizes using #MRTK
Hi ! Quick post today. When I started with Hololens 1, Unity and the Hololens Toolkit a couple of years ago, I did this exercise to have a sense of the required disk space for my projects and tests. I realize that I didn’t blogged this, so here is an updated version using the latest — read more
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#docker – Updating docker containers automatically with Watchtower. Bonus: let’s learn Go !
Hi ! A couple of days ago, I wrote about how I like Portainer as a visual interface to manage docker (see references). In one of the comments, Marco suggested also an option to automatically update all my containers. As I explained in my post, the basic steps for this are docker stop docker rm — read more
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#docker – How to update Portainer (big fan here!)
Hi ! I’m a big fan of Portanier. I usually will go for a graphical interface on top of a command line option, and to manage my docker labs, Portainer is my best choice for this. Portainer is a lightweight management UI which allows you to easily manage your different Docker environments (Docker hosts or — read more
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#Office365 – HowTo access to the new Lists features
Hi ! If you are looking forward to test the new Microsoft Lists (see references), and you are in First Release of office Microsoft 365, there is an easy way to access to Lists. In 2 clicks, you may have access to this: You need to select OneDrive, from the Office 365 menu, and change — read more
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#Event – ML.Net in Spanish and back to XR with @ivanatilca to share some #Hololens2 and #AzureKinect dev experiences @globxrcommunity
Hi ! Just a self reminder post of a couple of events in my calendar. Introduction to Machine Learning.Net 31 July 2020 Machine Learning.Net 1.5.1 is already here, so that’s the perfect excuse to chat with my colleagues from the MUG Argentina about this. This session is designed for developers who wants to start in — read more
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#WindowsTerminal – Open Windows Terminal from the current edit file path in Visual Studio Code @code
Hi ! I’m a big fan of Windows Terminal, and is my default external terminal in Visual Studio Code. However, today I learned a very cool tip: Launch an external Windows Terminal from Visual Studio Code, and the terminal will open using the path of the current Workspace in VSCode. Fabian explains the full scenario — read more
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#Humor – Every time I start to do some #Javascript, I do this to remember what I’m getting into …
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#PowerPlatform – Send notifications to launch #PowerApp using #PowerAutomate
Hi ! I keep on my Power Platform learning path, and today I’ve implemented one very cool feature: Send notifications to launch Power App using Power Automate The full concept is to Capture specific events using Power Automate Perform some back-end logic updating information using Power Automate Send a notification to specific users, to open — read more
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#PowerPlatform – We can Debug an app with canvas App Monitor and it’s awesome !
Hi ! I was deploying and testing an interesting Power App scenario to make desk reservations. It was created by April Dunnam, and it was fast an easy to deploy (see references). I even had the chance to make a Pull Request with a minor update to the deploy steps. While I was doing this, — read more
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