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ML Zero to Hero: Part 1 – Hello, World

Posted on September 20, 2023September 12, 2025 by rich

The first steps are always the hardest, where do you even begin with machine learning (ML) and artificial intelligence (AI)?

This series of blogs will take you from complete novice to ML Guru in almost no time at all. Although you might feel like you’re too late to start, now is actually a great time to begin your ML learning journey.

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Deconstructing the New Inner Loop for Single Page Applications (SPAs) in .NET 6

Posted on February 7, 2022July 11, 2023 by rich

Microsoft’s two major development platforms, .NET Framework and .NET Core, have converged in .NET 6, with major changes to .NET SPA web application development. You can hit F5 and be confident that everything just works, however, I couldn’t help spending some time digging into what’s going on under the hood… Forewarning: I’m going to ignore…

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Can you make a Raspberry Pi Security Camera?

Posted on December 30, 2017July 15, 2022 by rich

This weekend’s geeky challenge: Making a Raspberry Pi Security Camera. TL;DR – Here’s a basic, practically-ready-to-deploy, open-source Raspberry Pi security camera. Brief Mostly because I’m cheap (but partly to reduce the scope and therefore increase chance of success) I added a few constraints: Periodic still image capture is OK (streaming video will be tackled in…

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Running an ASP.NET Core 2.0 app on Raspbian Stretch Linux on a Raspberry Pi with HTTPS

Posted on December 10, 2017July 15, 2022 by rich

Today’s challenge: Serve a public API over HTTPS from a Raspberry Pi. I’ll follow up with an article about containerising the app and running it from docker on the Pi. This article is a fast-paced guide to getting started without stopping to dwell on the details. Some details will be mopped up in the last…

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aspnetcore.dll failed to load. The data is the error

Posted on July 8, 2016July 8, 2016 by rich

This morning, while trying to debug our big ol’ web project in Visual Studio 2015 I encountered a problem – it held me up for a while so I wanted to quickly blog about the solution in case it hits you too. When hitting F5 to start debugging, Chrome launched but then immediately Visual Studio…

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Learn to Code (An Intermission): Code.org

Posted on February 28, 2013 by rich

The founders of Facebook, Microsoft, Dropbox, Twitter and many more top tech companies have provided their voices and recognisable fizzogs to this latest video from Code.org. Code.org promotes the principle that nobody is born with the ability to code, or play basketball, or drive a racing car: it is a learned skill. The biggest hurdle…

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Oracle Appeals Google’s Java Win. What’s next for Dalvik?

Posted on February 15, 2013February 15, 2013 by rich

This week, Oracle appealed Google’s win at the patent trial over the Java application programming interface (API) being used in the Android operating system. In a new document published this week (PDF), Oracle’s lawyers start by introducing a character called Ann Droid. And then tell a story about Ann ripping off Harry Potter: The Order of…

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Learn to Code: Chapter 2 – Black Tie Function

Posted on January 27, 2013March 2, 2013 by rich

This is the third part of my Learn to Code series. The previous part is here: Chapter 1 – Meet Bob.   See Bob. See Bob Run. Run Bob, Run! We last spoke about making Bob run 5 miles. We were going to do that by performing an action – a “function” in programmer parlance…

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