What happened since 2019?
August 1, 2022
So a few months after landing a new job in Toronto in 2019 Q3, I got new administrative and analytical tasks in a global position. Working for a worldwide gold-mining company was rewarding albeit really, really fast-paced. When Things started to settle, Covid-19 came on Q1 2020. Meanwhile, I had not only close contact with […]
[:en]Rclone saved the day[:]
September 11, 2019
[:en]Connecting to cloud storage is becoming more and more frequent. Never before so many datasources and resources in general were in the cloud before. When it comes to Linux and Microsoft, there are still some gaps in integration, and one of them is the OneDrive. Fortunately, the rclone project demonstrated that it is a serious […]
[:en]Machine Learning Course text notes[:]
October 13, 2018
[:en]This post contains notes of the Machine Learning course taken at University of Toronto, 2018 (still ongoing) This may make references to material that is copyrighted. Therefore, the material will not be attached. The working book is Géron, A; Hands-On Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn & TensorFlow; O’Reilly; 7th release; 20-07-2018. Most of the mentioned examples […]
[:en]Docker for Windows + Virtual Box[:]
August 23, 2018
[:en]I decided to try Docker at the current version. After reading the Readme file, just stated that it will not run along with VirtualBox in the same machine. Once my job requires Virtual Box + Vagrant, a search for a solution came out to two different approaches: 1 – Install the old version of Docker […]
[:en]Pentaho for ETL[:]
August 13, 2018
[:en]Recently I was asked to install and run a bridge between a MSSQL database having SAP datasets to import into SugarCRM Ondemand (Cloud) instance. Thus, I created a development environment with the same data and connection. The steps for running Spoon (aka Kettle, which was bought) follow. Applicable to Pentaho Versions: 7 – 8.1 1 […]
[:en]Linux – The sed command[:]
April 10, 2018
[:en]This very flexible tool present in Linux distributions is used for a plethora of use cases related to text processing, most taking care of all possible exceptions. I had the need to read the manual again in order to be able to apply the simplest way (imho) for get rid of sections of text. My […]
[:en]Linux flavors running natively under Windows[:]
April 3, 2018
[:en]As weird as it could sound by that time, this day has arrived around 2 years ago and seem to be more stable each day. https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/about The official Microsoft page is astonishing for a first reading, and surely it worth a copy here. It sounds as something that should not be considered to be used […]
[:en]Prioritizing in XXI century[:]
February 25, 2018
[:en]On the track of the previous article, I was fortunate for finding and watching this video on YouTube. Overall, it takes the question of how we are training for prioritizing, the urgent and important tasks. Natural Time Multipliers think like this: “What can I do today, that would make tomorrow better?” “What can I do […]
[:en]An interesting video about the Agile Manifest[:]
February 25, 2018
[:en]Youtube have recommended me the following video, and I had no idea of the subject when in the midst of the video, the lecturer identify himself and I get astonished with such a background he had before writing the Agile Manifesto. I would like to share with you this luring lecture from TEDx
[:en]Postman and APIs[:]
February 20, 2018
[:en]This small tool was revealed itself handy and powerful, regardless its simplicity. It may be found as a Chrome extension, even though it installs itself as an ordinary app under Windows. https://www.getpostman.com/docs/ It has also free and paid versions, even though the tool performed well for single-user programmers or specific API connecting tests. It works […]