Designing Effective Vue Components
September 30, 2019
| Front-End | Leveling Up
Learn more about what the Vue framework offers to build components that are easier to use and understand.
Implementing Swish Activation Function in Keras
Keras is a favorite tool among many in Machine Learning. TensorFlow is even replacing their high level API with Keras come TensorFlow version 2. For those new to Keras. Keras is called a “front-end” api for machine learning. Using Keras you can swap out the “backend” between many frameworks in eluding TensorFlow, Theano, or CNTK officially.
Deep dive into Convolutional Filters
August 20, 2019
| Leveling Up
We are going to dive into the convolution layer in this post. In particular we are going to dive into how filters work. Before we jump into this let us look at how data goes into a convolutional layer.
Using an eGPU on macOS
July 1, 2019
| Leveling Up | Mac
At WWDC, Apple debuted Xcode 11 with a diverse array of interface refinements, tool improvements, and major new features. Let’s take a look at some of the key changes that should greatly improve your day-to-day coding experience.
TensorFlow Developer Summit 2019
March 11, 2019
| Leveling Up
TensorFlow kicked off their 3rd annual summit last week with a lot of new developments and releases. We have new updates on almost every aspect of TensorFlow.
macOS Machine Learning in 2019
January 7, 2019
| Leveling Up | Mac
The new MacBook Pro’s 6 cores and 32 GB of memory make on-device machine learning faster than ever.
To 2019, and beyond!
Every year brings changes in tech. Here are some of the things I’m excited to learn more about in 2019.
My First Year as a Project Strategist at Big Nerd Ranch, Part 1
October 8, 2018
| Clients | Leveling Up
I was exhausted after my first few months, under the impression that I would be devoting a huge amount of emotional energy to every project that I would ever manage for the unforeseeable future… When I shifted my thinking from trying to be good at everything to being excellent at a few things, I finally felt settled into my role.