TL;dr For web demos, use docker and docker-compose to bring up your entire system on your local Macbook. For hardware demos, use a big beefy wireless router and your phone as a hotspot to blow through and create your own network. Web Demos These days basically everyone has to do demos on the road. Some […]
Month: April 2016
Building docker containers
Well after you read the tutorial on docker, you find that there are least 1M ways that people build docker images. In trolling through the docker.com and github.com, here are the best practices: Believe in micro services. If you are putting more than one major function into a container, you probably want two of them. […]
Docker and Raspberry Pi clustering
Ok there is a place that is actually beyond the bleeding edge and I guess I’m right there. Fortunately there are amazing folks like Luxas, Rhess and the folks at Hypriot that are right there with me, but here is what I’ve learned about docker and its internals and how it handles clustering. But TL;dr […]
Building Machine Learning Machines
Well if you somehow can’t afford the $128K Pascal server that nVidia just announced (I can’t imagine why), what should someone do if they want to do some machine learning? Well, unfortunately, there are no cheap good alternatives right now as we are in the middle of the Maxwell to Pascal transition with nVidia and […]
Corrupted JPEGs
Well if you have a corrupted JPEG, how do you get it back? http://thelawlers.com/Blognosticator/?p=795 points out that Adobe Photoshop has a built in recovery application. So if you have something that doesn’t open in Mac Preview, try to load it in Adobe Photoshop. I tried this and although the image as distorted (it was shifted […]