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#RaspberryPi – setup without monitor: enable VNC
Hi! In my previous post I shared a series of steps to: Configure and SD Card with Raspbian Automatically connect to a WiFi network Enable SSH Expand the file system Rename the device Update the default Raspbian software In this post I’ll share the necessary steps to enable the VNC service, so you can connect — read more
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#RaspberryPi – 1st setup without monitor: auto connect to WiFi, enable SSH, rename, update and more! (deprecated)
Hi! Ok, let’s assume you did the tutorial and installed the latest raspbian image in an SD card. If you want to access and control remotely your device you may want to follow this steps. Configure Wireless connection In the SD Card, you need to create a file named [wpa_supplicant.conf] in the root of the — read more
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#Humor – Vulnerability severity levels (via @PatchFriday)
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#JetBrains – JetBrains Mono, a nice and useful console font. Bonus: @justgetflux
Hi! I don’t spend as much time as I want in front of any of my Code Editors. And because of work, when I do, is mostly at night. So, I’m usually kind of tired andI really appreciate every help I got there. I’m already using flux to to make the color of my computer’s — read more
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#Python – How to fix “ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement tensorflow (from versions: none)” on #Windows10 #TensorFlow
Hi! Ok, I’ll write this down. I face this issue from time to time, and then after some searching and reading, I found the solution (again!) and I realize I’ve been done this before. So, I’m installing Tensorflow on Windows with the amazing single command And then I get this error So, I decided to — read more
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#Ebook – Code the Classics, amazing book for programming games in #Python. From the #RaspberryPi library.
Hi! My son is a crack and he already passed the Scratch stage. He is part of an amazing Code Ninja programming program and he is asking for some new challenges. Last month, when I see the release of the Code the Classics – Volume 1 book, I get one for us. And it’s amazing. — read more
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#Event – I will be speaking at @devdotnext #devdotnext2020 this March in Colorado.
Hi! In a couple of weeks, I’ll be visiting one of the biggest events in Broomfield, Colorado: @devdotnext. DevDotNext DevDotNext hosts 150+ 75-minutes Presentations, 4 Keynotes/Panels, and 11 All-day Pre-Conference Workshops. Topics covered include: Languages Design and Architecture Cloud Server-Side Frontend DevOps Microservices Machine Learning Testing Being agile Leadership And more I’ll be sharing some — read more
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#Humor – Learn C++ in one video !
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#AI – Use Microsoft Math Solver to get free Wifi
Hi! Huge off-topic today, you know, is Friday. So, I was in a coffee, where they share Wifi, but with this tricky “Password” Even with all the Machine Learning stuff I’ve been doing, my math is kind of rust. And, add to this that is Friday and I’m tired. So, let’s use AI to solve — read more
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#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
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#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
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#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
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#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
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#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
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#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
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#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
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#Humor – What made you cancel Disney+? #ThisIsTheWay #Mandalorian
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#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
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#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
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#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
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