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#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
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#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
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#Event – #GlobalAIBootcamp 2019, we got an amazing Agenda, take a look !
Hi ! I’ve already wrote about the Global AI Bootcamp: a free one-day event organized across the world by local communities that are passionate about artificial intelligence on Microsoft Azure. Agenda – Saturday, 12/14/2019 MPR A MPR B MPR C 9:00am 9:00 AM — 30 min Registration and Breakfast 9:30am 9:30 AM — 60 min — read more
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#Webinar – Drive real-world innovation with Azure AI
Hi! The partner opportunity for AI is worth a whopping $118 billion,* and I want to help you make the most of it. Join me and SYNNEX for a webinar on Thursday, December 12, at 2 PM ET where I’ll show you how you can capitalize on Azure AI solutions that solve real-world problems for — read more
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#Event – Hurry up, the #GlobalAIBootcamp 2019 official registration is online !
Hi ! I’ve already wrote about the Global AI Bootcamp: a free one-day event organized across the world by local communities that are passionate about artificial intelligence on Microsoft Azure. And now we have the official Agenda and registration Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/global-ai-bootcamp-greater-toronto-area-2019-microsoft-canada-mississauga-hq-tickets-84920947841 As usual, one video is better than my words: See you on December 14th! — read more
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#Windows10 – How to Install Connect app (yes, somehow is not part of my Windows 10 installation)
Hi! I’ve been using the Connect App for several years. It’s super useful when you need to share your Android screen to your Windows device, or any other device sharing screen scenario. However, today I realized that I don’t have my Connect app installed in my Windows 10 I don’t know why, maybe one of — read more
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#Event – Caribbean Developer Conference 2020 at 40% Off #CDC2020
Conference pass + Workshop at 40% OFF! This unbelievable deal includes hotel accommodations, meals, drinks, access to the conference, and one pre-conference workshop. GET 40% OFF Offer only available until 12/08/19 Greetings @ Etobicoke El BRuno — read more
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#CognitiveServices – #AnomalyDetector Service running on Containers (some #docker time!)
Hi! I was chatting about the new features and the use cases supported using the brand new (and still in Preview) Cognitive Services Anomaly Detector and I realized that we can use the service with local containers (instead of the cloud service), but there is something different in this Service. Why to use containers? Azure — read more
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#Humor – How to Generate a Random String?
How to Generate a Random String? Open Vim, and ask a 1st year computer science student to save and exit Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno — read more
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#CognitiveServices – Easy lines to convert CSV to JSON to be used on the #AnomalyDetector service
Hi! After the event “Building an Anomaly Detector System with a few or no lines of code” at MsftReactor, some people asked for the 2 lines that I used to convert a CSV file to JSON, to be used with Cognitive Services Anomaly Detector, so here they are. Important: you need Newtonsoft.Json to build the — read more
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#Event – Resources used during my session “Building an Anomaly Detector System with a few or no lines of code” @MsftReactor
Hi! My 1st session at Microsoft Reactor and it was amazing. We had engaging conversations around Machine Learning and Anomaly Detection, and as I promised here are the resources used. Building an Anomaly Detector System with a few or no lines of code More Information https://www.microsoftevents.com/profile/form/index.cfm?PKformID=0x8330114abcd Slides Source Code https://github.com/elbruno/events/tree/master/2019%2011%2021%20Anomaly%20Detections%20Reactor Reference Links General Introduction to — read more
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#VS2019 – How to fix the [obj\project.assets.json’ not found] when building a #NetCore project
Hi! Quick post today. This one is to save me 30 minutes of internet search next time I face this error. Context: New .Net Core Console App. When I build the console app for the 1st time I got this error. Error: NETSDK1004 Assets file ‘<Path> \EventConsoleApp01\obj\project.assets.json’ not found. Run a NuGet package restore to — read more
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#Azure – Azure Open DataSets, an amazing friend for Azure #ML Studio (Preview)
Hi! Time for a very interesting feature part of the Azure family: Azure Open Datasets. OK, when you read the name, you probably get 95% of the idea, however, let’s dig into the official definition (see references). Azure Open Datasets are curated public datasets that you can use to add scenario-specific features to machine learning — read more
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#Event – 2×1 on #AI: Anomaly Detection at Microsoft Reactor and ML.Net @MississaugaNetU
Hi! Quick post to remember about a couple of events where I’ll participate. 1st, this Thursday at Microsoft Reactor in Toronto. Building an Anomaly Detector System with a few or no lines of code November 21, 2019 | 5:00PM – 7:00PM Reactor TorontoMaRS Centre, Heritage Building 101 College Street, Suite 120Toronto Ontario M5G-1L7Canada More Information — read more
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#Humor – #Javascript, your favorite language!
Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno — read more
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#Windows10 – Fixing Mouse Without Border DPI screen settings (very easy!)
Hi! A while ago, I wrote about the awesome [Mouse without Borders] application. This app is extremely useful, and it’s becoming very handy in scenarios like the Avanade Toronto Innovation Center. In our Innovation Center, we have plenty of different machines, and it wasn’t a good moment when I realize that this is how the — read more