A Gentle Introduction to Deep Neural Networks with Python

This is a guest post from Andrew Ferlitsch, author of Deep Learning Patterns and Practices.  It provides an introduction to deep neural networks in Python. Andrew is an expert on computer vision, deep learning, and operationalizing ML in production at Google Cloud AI Developer Relations. This article examines the parts that make up neural networks and deep neural networks, as well as the fundamental different types of models (e.g. regression), their constituent parts (and how they    

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Will AI Kill Your Job?

Oh, what will happen to our jobs when my company starts using AI? This is such a popular question that comes up when I give talks—even to a pseudo technical audience. Not surprisingly, this question will land sarcastic smiles on the faces of some data scientists and AI experts; you may even catch some eyes rolling.  But it’s a valid question.  Don’t forget, we had a US political candidate run for the presidency on the theme that automation is robbing […]

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Google Fit Sensor Component

Based on Creates Google Fit sensors.At the moment, the component provides following measurements: steps distance time calories weight height sleep heartrate oxygen blood pressure nutrition hydratation BMR HACS – Recommended Have HACS installed, this will allow you to easily update. Add https://github.com/IvanVojtko/googlefit-homeassistant as a custom repository with Type: Integration Click Install under “Google Fit” integration. Restart Home-Assistant. Manual Copy directory custom_components/google_fit to your /custom_components directory. Configure. Restart Home-Assistant. Example configuration.yaml In order to add this component as is, add a […]

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An optimal player for Wordle. Based on a rough understanding of information theory

Just for fun, my attempt at making an optimal player for Wordle. Based on a rough understanding of information theory, and the idea that the best guess for a given turn is the one that gives you the most information. Usage wordle.py will feed you the guesses for a game of Wordle. If you run python wordle.py, you’ll be launched into an interactive session, where the program outputs guesses and you just need to give it the outputs of each […]

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(4Feb 2022) program detects wifi saved passwords in your ROM

Requirements : python 3.9.2 and higher (4Feb 2022) program detects wifi saved passwords in your ROM First of all you need open config.txt file and change first line : codec(utf-8 or cp866) depends on your PC and second line , it is language : Russian or English depends on what language your cmd uses. Warning : don’t make space between lines in config file ,please . Unpack zip file in comfortable folder for you . enter in this folder with […]

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Simple Brawl Stars v25.107 server emulator written in Python

Simple Brawl Stars v25.107 server emulator written in Python. Requirements: Python 3.7 or higher tinydb Running the server In a terminal, type py main.py Configuring the client app To connect to your server, a patched client is required.Download this base APK (most likely won’t work on Android 10+) and change the IP in libgg.config.so Special thanks Client Help If you found a way to replace frida gadget (libgg.so) without any errors, please, text me in dm: https://t.me/shark01d GitHub View Github […]

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Github action for automatically determine the version for next release by using repository tags

This action will automatically determine the version for next release by using repository tags. For develop releases: .-dev (e.g 2.0-dev0, 2.0-dev1), for official releases: . (1.0, 2.0, 2.1). Action Inputs github_token: Token to get tags from the repo. Pass in using ‘secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN’. mode: Mode for next version calculation. Default: ‘dev’. Available options: dev: increment the ‘dev’ version (ignoring commit message) e.g. 1.0-dev1, 1.0-dev2. official search the commit message for hashtags: #major – for major version (e.g 2.0), #patch – for […]

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Fuzzy Retroarch thumbnail downloader

Fuzzy Retroarch thumbnail downloader In Retroarch, when you use the manual scanner to get non-standard games or hacks, thumbnails often fail to download. This program, for each game label on a playlist, downloads the ‘most similar’ image, and creates a symlink (linux) or copy (windows) to display the image in retroarch. It has several options to fit unusual game names, but you can just run it. It will ask for the CFG, playlist and system if they’re not provided. Example: […]

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