El Bruno

Tag: Windows 10

#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

Dec 5, 2019
#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

Nov 15, 2019
#Windows10 – Mouse without borders, a #MustHave if you work with 2 or more computers

Hi! Somehow, I didn’t know this one, shame on me! If you work with 2 computers, is a must have. In example, at home I have a power gaming computer for AI and Mixed Reality. I work with 2 monitors, my ergonomic Microsoft keyboard and my Logitech MX Master 2S mouse. I perform most of — read more

Oct 30, 2019
#Windows10 – Cleaning some disk space, Windows SDK and #dotnetcore installs

Hi! I’m very careful with my disk space, however my C: drive in Windows 10 started to claim about low space. I got 3 disks on my machine, 2 SSDs and a regular one; and I always check to install all my software on my D: drive. So, that’s why running low space on C: — read more

Oct 16, 2019
#Microsoft – Insider Programs at Microsoft (thanks to @shanselman!)

Hi! 3 years ago, I wrote a post where I listed some of the Insider Programs at Microsoft. Microsoft – List of almost all #Insider Programs (the ones I know …) This was on 2016 November, and I added in the list Windows Insider, Office Insider, Visual Studio Insider, the almost dead Skype Insider and — read more

Jul 31, 2019
#Python – How to create a Virtual Environment in #Windows10 (Easy one, and brain backup!)

Hi! Quick post today, and mostly a reminder on how to create a Virtual Environment in Python in Windows 10. I’ve been doing this mostly in my Mac and my Raspberry Pi, and I always forget how to do this on Windows, so … I’ll write this post to have this Install Python3. Download the — read more

Jul 25, 2019
#Personal – Amazing surprises managing the internet traffic at home #RaspberryPi #PiHole #Windows10

Hi ! A couple of days ago, my friend Luca (@lucavgobbi) told me about PiHole: A Network-wide Ad Blocking. Even better, let me copy the official description from their GitHub repo: The Pi-hole® is a DNS sinkhole that protects your devices from unwanted content, without installing any client-side software. Easy-to-install: our versatile installer walks you — read more

Jul 3, 2019
#MacOS – Not so good with Screen Resolutions and “even better” at projection mode

Hi ! The first time I was doing a demo and connecting my MacBook Pro to a projector, I found out that the screen settings and configuration in a MacOS are completely different to the usual Windows experience. And, IMHO, not in a good way. In Windows, when you are working with 2 or more — read more

May 24, 2019
#Windows10 – Windows #VisionSkills sample UWP App

Hi! Yesterday the Windows Team announced the preview version of Windows Vision Skills. So today I was browsing the samples in Github and I’ve created a simplified version of the Skeleton tracker using a live feed from a webcam. Here are some notes about my GitHub sample The UWP App must be Windows 10 version — read more

May 2, 2019
#Windows10 – Windows Vision Skills (Preview), an amazing set of AI APIs to run in the edge!

Hi! Today’s announcement is a big one if you are interested on move AI capabilities to the Edge. The Windows team make public the preview of Windows Vision Skills framework: Windows Vision Skills framework is meant to standardize the way AI and CV is put to use within a WinRT application running on the edge. — read more

May 1, 2019
#AI – Mis posts sobre CustomVision.ai, exportando y utilizando ONNX, Docker, en PC, RaspberryPi, MacOS y más !

Buenas ! Ahora que tengo una pausa entre eventos en Canada y USA, y ya he escrito varios posts al respecto, es el tiempo ideal para compilar y compartir los posts que he escrito sobre CustomVision.ai. Sobre como crear un proyecto de reconocimiento de objectos, como utilizar el mismo en modo web, invocando un HTTP — read more

Mar 14, 2019
#AI – My posts on CustomVision.ai, running on ONNX, Docker, on PC, RaspberryPi, MacOS and more !

Hi ! After the events in Canada and USA, and several posts, I think it’s time to make a recap of the posts I’ve wrote about CustomVision.ai and how I created a custom object recognition project. And later used this as a web HTTP Endpoint in a Console application. And also in Windows 10 with — read more

Mar 8, 2019
#CustomVision – Analizando imágenes en una Console App utilizando un proyecto de #CustomVision en #Docker Container

Buenas ! Este es un post especial, ya que es el 1ro que escribo completamente desde mi . Estoy seguro que Javier (@jsuarezruiz), Yeray (@JosueYeray), Braulio (@braulio_sl), Luis, Sara, Roberto y otros mac users estarían orgullosos de mi 😀 Basado en el post anterior, he compilado y ejecutado mi proyecto Custom Vision Marvel en Docker — read more

Feb 8, 2019
#CustomVision – Analyzing images in a Console App using a #CustomVision project in a #Docker Container

Hi ! This is a special post. It’s the 1st one I write completely in my MacBook, so I’m sure that Javier (@jsuarezruiz), Yeray (@JosueYeray), Braulio (@braulio_sl), Luis, Sara, Roberto and other mac users will be proud of me 😀 So, I build and run my Custom Vision Marvel project in Docker for Mac. Smooth — read more

Feb 7, 2019
#CustomVision – Utilizando un proyecto Custom Vision en un #Docker Container local

Buenas ! Ahora que ya tengo en funcionamiento Docker en Windows 10 es tiempo de exportar un proyecto de CustomVision y ejecutarlo dentro de un container. Cuando exportamos hay 2 version disponibles: Linux or Windows En mi caso no pude compilar la versión de Windows, asi que trabajare con la versión de Linux. El zip — read more

Feb 6, 2019
#CustomVision – Running a Custom Vision project in a local #Docker Container

Hi ! So now that I have Docker running in Windows 10, it’s time to use a Custom Vision model in Windows hosted in Docker container. There are 2 version available to export from CustomVision.ai for each one the projects: Linux or Windows I could not sucessfully built the Windows version, so I’ll work with — read more

Feb 5, 2019
#Windows10 – Problemas al instalar #docker en Windows 10 Home, necesitas Pro o Enterprise

Buenas ! Voy a poner on hold mis posts sobre Custom Vision para agregar un pequeño ayuda memoria para mi: No instales Windows 10 Home si piensas utilizar Docker! Hace poco instale un nuevo entorno de desarrollo y al momento de instalar Docker Desktop me encontré con el siguiente mensaje Docker Desktop requires Windows 10 — read more

Feb 5, 2019
#Windows10 – Can’t install #docker on Windows 10 Home, need Pro or Enterprise

Hi ! I hold my series of posts on Custom Vision to add another brain reminder, this one is Do not install Windows 10 Home if you are going to use Docker! I recently installed a new dev environment, and when I was going to install Docker Desktop I found this amazing message Docker Desktop — read more

Feb 4, 2019
#WinML – #CustomVision, reconocimiento de objectos utilizando Onnx en Windows10, calculando FPS

Buenas ! Hoy va un post rápido. Y es del tipo de ayuda mental, ya que siempre que tengo que mostrar información relacionada a proceso de frames por segundo, tengo que buscar en mis aplicaciones anteriores. En este caso agregare esta información al reconocimiento de imágenes con un modelo Onnx exportado desde Custom Vision. En — read more

Jan 29, 2019
#WinML – #CustomVision, object recognition using Onnx in Windows10, calculate FPS

Hi ! Quick post today. And it’s mostly as a brain reminder on the best way to perform a Frames Per Second calculation when we are analyzing images using a ONNX model. In the final UWP app, I added a top right label displaying the current date and time, and the processed FPS And the — read more

Jan 28, 2019