Predictive Maintenance with NVIDIA I just completed the "Applications of AI for Predictive Maintenance" workshop by NVIDIA, instructed by Kevin McFall. If you are going into the field of predictive maintenance, this is a
🎉 Deeplearning.ai MLops certificate I completed the MLOps specialization from DeepLearning.AI today. I strongly recommend these four courses to anyone that needs to lift their models from experiment to a production solution.
Building Machine Learning Pipelines I've been reading up on MLOps. I attended talks and enrolled to Coursera Machine Learning Engineering for Production (MLOps) Specialization. But the best source so far has been the book
Fundamentals of Accelerated Data Science with RAPIDS I recently took the Deep Learning Institute course "Fundamentals of Accelerated Data Science with RAPIDS" RAPIDS is a framework that let's you move your data handling and machine learning to
Finding Water From Space I recently wrote a post about making a data pipeline for satellite images. Following up on what I learned from that project, I decided to put the satellite images into
🚀 Wrangling Space Data Space and rockets are cool!AI is cool!Data engineering is cool!So what could be cooler than combining the them!? Companies like Glint Solar, DHI GRAS, and Lumen Energy
Computer Vision Nanodegree I recently expanded and documented my knowledge in the field of Computer Vision. Completing the Udacity Computer Vision Nanodegree, I used deep learning techniques—from basic image processing, to building
Google Cloud - Professional Data Engineer I recently got acquainted with Apache Beam which is a batch and stream processing tool. It can be run on different runners but Google Cloud Dataflow is probably the most
Charging Your Car With Smallest Possible Carbon Footprint I'm a firm believer that we need to do something about the climate crisis. But after following obvious advise like reducing heating in the house and use of fossil fuels,
Confluent Certified Developer for Apache Kafka After about 6 months of working with Apache Kafka I Thought it was time to get a certificate to confirm that my knowledge on the subject had reached a professional
MQTT Broker on Digital Ocean "In the previous episode..."I wrote a short post on MQTT and VerneMQ some months ago and promised a follow-up. Here it is. Scope of the postIn this post I'll
Kalman - My first Hex Package I've been writing Elixir for a while now, but I haven't published a public Hex packages, until now.
Let's play with MQTT! I've been playing around with MQTT for a while now and despite the extensive documentation of the Tortoise library I made some (noob 😶) mistakes that had me scratching my head
RabbitMQ in depth 🐇 In recently finished RabbitMQ In Depth by Gavin M. Roy. Apache Kafka has been quite hyped for a while now, but RabbitMQ can solve some of the same problems and
security OWASP Juice Shop Today I attended the "Getting started with OWASP Juice Shop " tutorial by Cybehave. The OWASP Juice Shop is an application that: "contains a vast number of hacking challenges of varying
Thinking concurrently - with Joe Armstrong November 7th 2018 I attended a tutorial named "Thinking concurrently". It was a part of the Code Mesh conference in arranged by Code Sync. It was very interesting to hear
Property-Based Testing with PropEr, Erlang, and Elixir Christmas is over, and so is January. Almost anyway. I've finally gotten around to finish Fred Hebert's book on Property-based Testing (PBT) and it's great! By reading this book you
elixir Testing A GenServer I recently wrote a small example app in Elixir and wanted to add some tests. I quickly realized that I've never tested a GenServer directly so I had a new thing to learn. 🎉
elixir My first Nerves Project pt. 2 Recap. In my previous post I outlined my first step in the world of Nerves. I got to the point where I could read the temperature of 2 sensors and
