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Jeremy Morgan
09  janvier     00h00
AI New Hotness Newsletter
   Welcome to this week’s edition of the AI New Hotness Newsletter, where we talk about new and exciting stuff to happen in the world of Generative AI, particularly for software developers. It’s a fast moving, wacky world for sure. AI in the News The latest AI news you love Own Your Own AI...
03  janvier     00h00
Jetson Orin Nano 25 Watts
   Ready to upgrade your Jetson Orin Nano Imagine a hidden mode that boosts performance by . You’ll enjoy faster speeds and better processing power. It’s the ultimate edge for your AI and computing projects. Exciting, right In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to boost your Jetson Orin Nano to ...
29  décembre     00h00
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Speed Test
   There’s been a lot of talk in social media about the new Jetson Orin Nano, and I’ve contributed my fair share. But what’s the performance really like To find out, I ran Ollama and tested different models, checking their speed. I used a prompt that would produce a long result, and I’ve listed...
27  décembre     17h30
AI New Hotness Newsletter
   Welcome to this week’s edition of the AI New Hotness Newsletter, where we talk about new and exciting stuff to happen in the world of Generative AI, particularly for software developers. It’s a fast moving, wacky world for sure. Reminder: This is also available on LinkedIn if you’d rather receive...
22  décembre     00h00
How to Enable Remote Desktop Jetson Orin Nano
   Do you want to connect to your NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano desktop from a Windows machine RDP is your answer. Heck, it doesn’t even have to be a Windows machine. I like to connect via RDP, even if it’s a Linux Machine to Linux. A good protocol is a good protocol, and RDP is awesome. Let’s dive into...
21  décembre     00h00
NVIDIA Jetson Orin Nano Review
   Hello, friends If you’re a reader of this blog you’ve probably heard about NVIDIA’s Jetson. It’s a great platform for prototyping apps and putting AI at the edge. I got lucky and got my hands on the newest, very affordable Jetson, the Jetson Orin Nano. Today, we’ll dive into everything from...
15  décembre     00h00
Getting Started with Python
   Hey there, fellow geeks and future coders Welcome to Part of our series, Learn Python If you’ve ever wanted to learn Python but felt overwhelmed by where to start, you’re in the right place. We’re going to break it down in easy, bite sized chunks, walking you through each concept step by step...
13  décembre     00h00
AI New Hotness Newsletter
   Welcome to this week’s edition of the AI New Hotness Newsletter, where we talk about new and exciting stuff to happen in the world of Generative AI, particularly for software developers. It’s a fast moving, wacky world for sure. Reminder: This is also available on LinkedIn if you’d rather receive...
11  décembre     00h00
Mastering Basic Syntax and Indentation in Python
   When you’re first learning to program, Python stands out for a special reason: it’s designed to be read almost like English. Unlike other programming languages that use lots of symbols and brackets, Python relies on simple, clean formatting that makes your code look like a well organized document....
30  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 30
   You can slice lists with steps to skip elements super useful Slicing with steps numbers ,,,,,, print numbers :: Output: ,,, print numbers :: Output: ,,,,,, The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips...
29  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 29
   Working with dates and times The datetime module has everything you need. Get current date and time from datetime import datetime now datetime.now formatted time now.strftime ; Y m d H: M: S ; print f ;Current time: formatted time ; Output: Current time: ...
28  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 28
   Print statements are good, but logging is better for real world applications. Basic logging setup import logging logging.basicConfig level logging.INFO logging.info ;This is an info message. ; logging.warning ;This is a warning. ; logging.error ;This is an error. ; ...
27  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 27
   Step through your code interactively with the built in debugger. Use pdb for debugging import pdb def faulty function : a b pdb.set trace Start debugger here return a b faulty function You ;ll enter an interactive debugging session at this point The Python Tip of the Day is...
26  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 26
   Python Tip of the Day: Control Script Execution with if name quot; main quot; Make your Python files both importable modules and executable scripts. Sample script def main : print ;This runs only when executed directly. ; if name ; main ;: main Output when...
25  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 25
   Want to know what an object can do dir reveals its attributes and methods. Inspect a string object attributes dir ;hello ; print attributes Output: List of string methods and attributes The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips are...
24  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 24
   Type hints make your code more readable and help with debugging. Function with type annotations def greet name: str gt; str: return f ;Hello, name ; print greet ;Alice ; Output: Hello, Alice The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November....
23  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 23
   itertools offers powerful tools for iteration great for handling complex loops. Using itertools import itertools Infinite counter for i in itertools.count : print i if i gt; : break Output: The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The...
22  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 22
   Concatenate strings from a list efficiently using join . Join strings words ;Python ;, ;is ;, ;fun ; sentence ; ;.join words print sentence Output: Python is fun The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips are...
21  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 21
   Need a sorted version of a list without altering the original sorted is your friend. Sorting a list numbers ,,, sorted numbers sorted numbers print sorted numbers Output: ,,, print numbers Original list remains unchanged The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series...
20  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 20
   Extract subsets of lists using slicing it’s powerful and concise. List slicing examples my list ,,,,, print my list : Output: ,, print my list : Output: ,, print my list : Output: ,, print my list : Output: , The Python Tip of the Day...
19  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 19
   Working with JSON data Python makes it a breeze Parse JSON data import json json str ; ;name ;: ;Alice ;, ;age ;: ; data json.loads json str print data ;name ; Output: Alice Convert dictionary to JSON data dict ;name ;: ;Bob ;,...
18  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 18
   Process data in a functional style clean and expressive. Using map, filter, and reduce from functools import reduce numbers ,,,, Double each number doubled list map lambda x: x , numbers print doubled Output: ,,,, Filter out even numbers evens list filter...
17  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 17
   Need a quick, throwaway function lambda expressions to the rescue Simple lambda function double lambda x: x print double Output: The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips are designed to help you become a better Python programmer. I...
16  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 16
   checks if values are equal, while is checks if they are the exact same object. Comparing objects a ,, b a c ,, print a c Output: True print a is c Output: False print a is b Output: True The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November...
15  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 15
   Keep your project’s dependencies separate using virtual environments. Create and activate a virtual environment python m venv myenv source myenv bin activate On Windows use: myenv Scripts activate Your terminal is now using the virtual environment The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series...
14  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 14
   Stuck on how something works Just ask Python Get help on the list type help list Output: Detailed documentation on lists The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips are designed to help you become a better Python programmer. I post tips like this...
13  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 13
   Turn class methods into read only attributes. Cleaner code, same functionality Class with property class Rectangle: def init self, width, height : self.width width self.height height property def area self : return self.width self.height rect Rectangle, print rect.area ...
12  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 12
   Need something more than a regular list or dict collections has you covered. Count occurrences with Counter from collections import Counter colors ;red ;, ;blue ;, ;red ;, ;green ;, ;blue ;, ;blue ; color counts Counter colors print color counts ...
11  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 11
   Dictionaries are your go to for quick data retrieval using keys. Use a dictionary for quick lookups phone book ;Alice ;: ; ;, ;Bob ;: ; ; print phone book ;Alice ; Output: The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in...
10  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 10
   Don’t let your program crash catch exceptions and handle them Safe division try: result except ZeroDivisionError: print ;Oops Can ;t divide by zero. ; Output: Oops Can ;t divide by zero. The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November....
09  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 9
   Curious about how fast your code runs timeit lets you measure execution time easily. Benchmark sum of numbers import timeit execution time timeit.timeit ;sum range ;, number print f ;Execution time: execution time seconds ; The Python Tip of the Day is a daily...
08  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 8
   Generators yield items one at a time, which is great for large datasets. Generator function def count up to max : count while count lt; max: yield count count for number in count up to : print number Output: The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published...
07  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 7
   Allow your functions to accept any number of arguments. Flexibility at its best Function with args and kwargs def greet names, kwargs : for name in names: print f ;Hello, name ; for key, value in kwargs.items : print f ; key value ; greet ;Alice ;, ;Bob ;,...
06  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 6
   Using with ensures files are properly closed no more forgotten close calls Read a file safely with open ;example.txt ;, ;r ; as file: content file.read print content File is automatically closed here The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of...
05  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 5
   Using mutable default arguments like lists can lead to unexpected behavior. Here’s why. Function with mutable default argument def add item item, items : items.append item return items print add item Output: print add item Output: , Wait, what The Python Tip of the Day...
04  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 4
   Use any and all for concise checks over iterables. Super handy Check if any number is even numbers ,,, if any n for n in numbers : print ;There ;s an even number ; Output: There ;s an even number The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in...
03  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 3
   Need to loop over two lists at the same time zip pairs them up nicely. Combine names and ages names ;Alice ;, ;Bob ;, ;Charlie ; ages , , for name, age in zip names, ages : print f ; name is age years old. ; Output: Alice is years old. Bob...
02  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 2
   Ever needed both the index and the item when looping enumerate has got you covered Loop with index and value fruits ;apple ;, ;banana ;, ;cherry ; for index, fruit in enumerate fruits : print f ; index : fruit ; Output: : apple : banana : cherry...
01  novembre     00h00
Python Tip of the Day 1
   List comprehensions let you create lists in a single line clean and efficient Generate squares of numbers from to squares x for x in range print squares Output: ,,,, The Python Tip of the Day is a daily series published in the month of November. The tips are designed...
25  octobre     00h00
How to Install Stable Diffusion 3.5
   Hey there, fellow AI geeks. Ever wanted to create stunning AI generated images on your local machine without relying on third party services You’re in luck This is something we’ve done many times on this site, setting up Stable Diffusion XL and even generating AI videos with Stable Diffusion. We...
22  octobre     00h00
Parameter Adjustments
   Hey there, prompt wizards If you’re working with AI models, you know how important it is to tweak the settings to get the results you want. Whether you’re writing creative content, generating code, or handling technical documentation, fine tuning model parameters can significantly boost the...
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Problem Decomposition
   Hey there, prompt wizards Ever found yourself overwhelmed by complex AI tasks Don’t worry we’ve got the perfect solution for you: Problem Decomposition PD . This method breaks down intricate problems into smaller, easier to solve parts, helping AI handle complex challenges with ease and...
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Progressive Prompting
   Hey there, tech enthusiasts Today, we’re diving into something pretty cool: Progressive Prompting. This technique is like teaching AI to learn things step by step, much like how we, as humans, learn complicated stuff over time. It’s an essential tool if you want to make the most of AI systems like...
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Recursive Error Correction Prompting
   Hey there, prompt wizards Ever wondered how AI systems can get better at solving problems over time The secret sauce behind this is something called Recursive Error Correction REC . It’s a method that helps AI continuously refine its results, making it more reliable and efficient with each...
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Zero Shot Prompting
   Hey there, AI Wizards Ever wondered how to get AI to perform tasks without giving it any examples It’s a pretty cool concept called zero shot prompting, and it’s one of the most powerful techniques in prompt engineering today. This method taps into AI’s pre trained knowledge, so it can handle new...
21  octobre     00h00
Multiple Response Generation
   Hey there, AI Wizards Today, we’re going to dive into a cool AI technique called Multiple Response Generation MRG . Ever asked an AI a question and thought, Hmm, that’s good, but I wonder what else it could come up with That’s where MRG comes in it’s all about generating multiple responses to...
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Pattern Recognition
   Hey there, tech enthusiasts Ever wondered how AI seems to magically understand patterns in prompts and outputs Today, we’re diving into pattern recognition in AI prompting, specifically how to guide AI models into producing structured, predictable results. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering...
20  octobre     02h59
Creative Prompting Techniques
   Hey there, tech enthusiasts Today, we’re diving into a fun and super creative AI technique creative prompting. This method is all about encouraging your AI to think outside the box, push boundaries, and come up with ideas you might not expect. It’s perfect for sparking new concepts, brainstorming,...
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Least to Most Prompting
   Hey there, tech enthusiasts Ever tried to get an AI to solve a complex problem in one shot, only to see it miss some critical details Yeah, it happens. But here’s something cool: Least to Most Prompting LtMP can help break down those tough problems, one small step at a time. It’s a game changer...
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Lets Think Step by Step LTSS Prompting
   Hey there, tech enthusiasts Today we’re diving into a super practical AI technique called Let’s Think Step by Step LTSS prompting. If you’re working with AI models, like GPT, and want them to tackle complex problems more clearly and accurately, this is a method you’ll want to master. It’s all...