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#Quantum – The key for Mac and Linux is on Visual Studio Code #VSCode
Hi! Yesterday I wrote that one of the most important news of the last Update of the Microsoft Quantum Development Kit was the support for Mac and Linux. Well, this is achieved because the basis of Q# is the interaction of a host in .Net Core 2.0 and the connection to the Quantum Simulator. This — read more
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#Quantum – Improvements in the new version of Microsoft Quantum Development Kit (Linux, Mac, Python and more!)
Hi! February has been a month of events and sessions; March will be a month more dedicated to study and to build a couple of interesting projects. One of the issues that I have to take up again is Quantum Computing . I’ve already written some posts about it, and today I find a — read more
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#Humor – When you’re an architect but you’re also learning #CSS
Hi! When you’re an architect but you’re also learning CSS Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno — read more
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#Minecraft – Adding new worlds in #Windows10 version
Hi! As in a few days I will talk about Minecraft, I will leave some posts that will surely be questions after the demo. The 1st that I have written down is related to the installation of new worlds in Minecraft for Windows 10. Recall the steps to install new worlds in the Minecraft Desktop — read more
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#Net – Learning C # using only a browser
Hi! A few days ago, at a university, one of the attendees in a session asked me what was the best way to learn C#. As always, this question depends on the level of the person who wants to learn, although it has served as an excuse to see what’s new in the .Net ecosystem. — read more
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#Event – Less than 7 days to #Minecraft for Developers: Learning to Rock, Code and advanced #ArtificialIntelligence
Hi! Friendly reminder for next week event on AI. My friends of the Canada Technology Triangle. Net User Group give me the opportunity to mix in a single session some amazing topics like Rock and Roll, Minecraft and Artificial Intelligence. Until today, I know what to share on how to use Minecraft to teach how — read more
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#AI – Open Neural Network Exchange, Facebook and Microsoft help us to change between different AI Frameworks #ONNX
Hi! When a platform or technology begins to be popular, it often happens that Frameworks supporting this technology begin to appear as mushrooms in a wet forest in spring. JavaScript may be the best example of this. Well, the same thing is happening in the world of artificial intelligence. The most common tools I found that — read more
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#Event – Improving Performance using Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence and IoT
Hi! Super busy week and almost no posts at all, and next week will be similar. Mostly because I’ve already have booked a couple of very cool client meetings and I’m also going to be in Calgary hosting a session on the [2018 BLOCKCHAIN, IOT & MACHINE LEARNING IN OIL & GAS CANADA]. Session details: — read more
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#Tutorial – How to build an #Amazon #AlexaSkill using Visual Studio 2017, C# and #Azure (5 on N)
Hi! Now that I have written about how to use C # with Visual Studio 2017 to connect an Alexa Skill with an EndPoint in Azure, I think it’s time to share some contents which should be at the beginning of the series: How to design and plan user interactions with Alexa Of course, I — read more
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#Tutorial – How to build an #Amazon #AlexaSkill using Visual Studio 2017, C# and #Azure (4 de N)
Hi! In the last post comment how to try a Skill using the traditional interface that is provided in the edition of an Alexa Skill. Well, another option that we have in Beta mode is [Test Simulator] This new interface allows us to make a couple of interesting actions. On the one hand, it allows — read more
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#Event – #Minecraft for Developers: Learning to Rock, Code and advanced AI
Hi! It’s time to add some additional flavor into the usual Artificial Intelligence for business applications. This time, my friends of the Canada Technology Triangle. Net User Group give me the opportunity to mix in a single session some amazing topics like Rock and Roll, Minecraft and Artificial Intelligence. Until today, I know what to — read more
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#Tutorial – How to build an #Amazon #AlexaSkill using Visual Studio 2017, C# and #Azure (3 on N)
Hi ! In the previous post describe the steps necessary to create a WebSite that interacts with an Alexa Skill. The next step is to publish the website in Azure. There are many tutorials on how to do this, so I will not write the necessary steps (see references) In my case I published my — read more
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#Tutorial – How to build an #Amazon #AlexaSkill using Visual Studio 2017, C# and #Azure (2 on N)
Hi! Well, in today’s post we will see how to create an Azure API App, which we will then use as an Alexa Skill backend that we created in the previous post. Tommy describes in an excellent way how to create a website and prepare him to work with Alexa Skill in this post (link). — read more
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#Tutorial – How to build an #Amazon #AlexaSkill using Visual Studio 2017, C# and #Azure (1 de N)
Hi! After a couple of weeks of events where Artificial Intelligence was one of the topics I talk and share the most, it’s time to write step by step on: How to create an Alexa Skill for Amazon Echo and connect it with a WebSite in Azure The people at Amazon are nicer than hot — read more
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#Humor – 2 x 1 on #JavaScript
Hi ! I really don’t like Javascript and this week I found this 2 amazing ones somewhere on the Internet! Greetings @ Canada El Bruno This blog has been verified by Rise: R82c835024a26ea4e7b6cca7505f9cfc9 — read more
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#Event – Materials used in the session [Introduction to Microsoft AI and Amazon Alexa]
Hi! As always it is a pleasure to talk about Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence platform, and if I also add the ability to create an Amazon Alexa Skill live integrating these 2 worlds, because the event is fun if or yes. Now the classics, slides And GitHub source code link Happy Coding! Greetings @ Toronto El Bruno — read more
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#Event – Introduction to Microsoft AI and Amazon Alexa
Hi! This week I will be lucky enough to participate in several sessions where I will share some experiences and contents related to the Microsoft Artificial Intelligence platform. It’s been more than 3 years when I started yo write and use Project Oxford (now knows as Cognitive Services). Today we have at our hands over — read more
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#Humor – Your PC After #Intel Bug Patch
Hi! 100% Agree … Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno Source http://turnoff.us/geek/intel-bug/ — read more
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