Lab Notes: Time Series Anomaly Detection with Azure
Microsoft Azure’s Anomaly Detector provides out of the box machine learning solutions for time series data. Let’s see how it performs!
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Lab Notes: MediaPipe with Python for Gesture Recognition
We explore a variety of gesture recognition approaches with MediaPipe and Python to develop a multimodal interface.
Labs Notes: Exploring GraphQL for Web APIs – Introduction and Thoughts
An introduction to building robust APIs using GraphQL — an open-source data query language and runtime for building scalable Web APIs.
Lab Notes: MediaPipe on Android for Gesture Recognition – Setting Up on Windows and Linux
This series details how to set up a framework for live machine learning and computer vision on Windows and Linux devices via MediaPipe.
What we’ve learned leading an internship in the remote-work era
Key takeaways we’ve learned while migrating to a fully remote internship program as a small company, with a distributed team.
Lab Notes: An Introduction to Android Jetpack Compose
Jetpack Compose is a game-changing fundamental rethink of Android UI development. Learn to write composable functions in Kotlin to generate (previewable!) UI components.
Writing Throwaway code, Part II: Moving to interactive notebooks in Ruby and Visual Studio Code
Interactive notebooks aren’t just for data scientists or Python developers. It’s easy to set up a Ruby backed sandbox using Visual Studio Code’s Jupyter compatible notebook support.
Lab Notes: TensorFlow for Time Series Prediction, Part 3 – LSTMs & Multi-Step Forecasts
In part 3 of our simple single-layer neural network TensorFlow series, we attempt to use Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs) and Long Short-Term Memory Networks (LSTMs) for learning and predicting sequences in a time series.
Writing Throwaway Code, Part I: A file at a time using Ruby and Bundler inline
This article provides insights into how our backend developer sometimes leverages throwaway code. Maybe you’ll learn something to apply to your next learning venture.
Lab Notes: Looking at NestJS for Web Apps – Overview, Performance, Thoughts
NestJS is an open-source and scalable framework for building server-side web apps. We’ll discuss the practicalities and pitfalls of using it so you can decide if it’s right for your next project.