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0 – Introduction Training a tflite model in python is pretty easy, the problem is setting up your environment. ‘tflite-model-maker’ has very specific dependency versions that can be hard to figure out, and that’s why you are here. In this article we will setup the environment and train a simple model that detects pens. And […]
Ubuntu Tutorial: Training a model with TfLite Read More »
0 – Introduction If you have a homelab or are the ‘tech guy’ of the family, you might spend some time installing different operating systems in many computers. That can become anoying and costly if you are always reflashing your flash drive with a different operating system. That can be avoided with today’s article’s subject,
Ubuntu Tutorial: Setup Ventoy and Install Ubuntu Read More »
0 – Introduction If you started using Ubuntu after only using Windows for lots of years, you might find the default experience weird, a top bar and a left bar? You might even find other problems with it. You might not like the default control panel, or how the calendar looks. Well, you can change
Ubuntu Tutorial: Gnome Extensions Read More »
0 – Introduction If you need an IDE to program in almost any language, i can’t recommend Visual Studio Code enough. It is an open source code editor made by Microsoft and is very easy to use, but the true power in this editor is it’s extensions. In this article we will use one of
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0 – Introduction If you are a developer of an application or a person who needs to use older software it is very probable that you need a virtual machine at least once. In Linux (Ubuntu in our case) there are a couple ways of making virtual machines, one being Virtual Box, which is also
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