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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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#DevOps – WebSites, Azure and Error: Multiple types were found that match the controller named ‘messages’.
Hi! I’ll leave it written down in a post so I will not forget later. Let’s start with the context We work with a web App. For example, a Microsoft Bot App with Visual Studio The deployment of it is done to Azure as part of an automated process (DevOps rules!) Everything works perfectly Until… — read more
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#Event – Introduction to Microsoft AI (Jan 25th at Mississauga)
Hi! Back to event mode and this time along with Margaryta (@in4Margaret) to share some experiences on working with Microsoft’s Artificial Intelligence platform. As usually happens in these cases, she is the expert and I will only bring my point of view and my experience as a developer using and learning about these services. The… — read more
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#VS2017 – Lessons learned migrating a UWP App from #Windows 8.1 to #Windows10 and how to replace Geolocation CivicAddress
Hi! If you ever get bored, an 100% interesting activity is to try to update a project that has been closed 3 years ago or more. In my case, I have invested much time during these past days upgrading a Windows 8.1 to Windows 10 App. Here’s a couple of things I’ve learned Visual Studio… — read more
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#VS2017 – ASP.Net, IIS Express, #OneDrive and the error “The IIS Express applicationHost.config file contains invalid entries and must be corrected before you can open project”
Hi! In recent months OneDrive has enabled a new feature that is great [Files On Demand]. If you have terabytes of information in OneDrive, this is a great way to optimize space and synchronization between multiple devices.. Well, another feature that has OneDrive for a while is to automatically synchronize som of the information of… — read more
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#Windows10 – #WindowsHello for Pets (yes, for pets!) #RaspberryPi #HacksterIO
Hi! Today I had to write a post about ASP.Net and Amazon Alexa but I have not finished my drafts on this. So I’ll share one of the most geek projects I’ve seen this year: Cat Door with Pet Recognition (link) As always, a video is the best way to explain this! And in my… — read more
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#VS2017– Azure WebApi App, Amazon Alexa Skills and the error “I’m not sure what went wrong” (you get tired of listening!)
Hi! Just over a month ago Amazon officially launched its Amazon Echo line in Canada. In Avanade we will host an event specially dedicated to Artificial Intelligence and Voice Interfaces. And now that the holiday season has finished, it’s time to share some of the lessons learned over the last few months working with Alexa… — read more
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#Humor – Somehow #Intel #Meltdown and #Spectre issues, show up an amazing Intel vs AMD code in the #Linux Kernel
Hi! Greetings @ Burlington El Bruno Source https://twitter.com/BryanLunduke/status/948430797266042880 — read more
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#Coding4Fun – Goodbye to one of the funniest and useful Channel9 ‘s resources
Hi! Coding4Fun’s blog has officially closed. I guess the best way to summarize what is Coding4fun is with a couple of facts 1er article on April 2005. And it was written by a VIP guest: Scott Hanselman @shanselman and he was not even a MS employee during those days! Over 1500 blog posts and almost 300… — read more
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#Humor – #Windows being Windows
Hi! Greetings @ Montreal El Bruno Source: Pretends to be drawing — read more
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#VS2017 – Main Namespaces to be used in Q#
Hi! When we create a new Q# (extension. qs) file, this new file has a main namespace (usualy our project name) and then it includes a series of namespaces that will be used in our operations. Something similar to this image The Q# file operation template includes 2 main namespaces to be used open… — read more
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#VS2017 – Releasing #Qubits using Reset() and ResetAll() in Q# on Microsoft Quantum Development Kit
HI! Yesterday I wrote on the MResetZ() which allows us to get the status of a Qubit and release it. Well, at the end of each Q# operation, all the used Qubits need to be released for the simulator to work properly. The following sample code will show a bad sample where a Qubit is used… — read more
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