Tag: jupyter
![#Raspberry Pi 4B: How much faster is the new CPU?]( "#Raspberry Pi 4B: How much faster is the new CPU?")
25
Aug - 2019Raspberry Pi
4 min | 17647On July 4th, I ordered a Raspberry Pi 4B from Reichelt. On July 17th, I received the board, but it was broken, and a month later, finally I received a new board that seems to work OK :).
The new Raspberry Pi 4B has a lot of upgrades and one of the most important ones is the RAM: You can choose between three models (1GB, 2GB and 4GB). But, another main change is the CPU and the RAM bus: they changed from a Cortex-A53 64-bit (3B+/3A+) to a Cortex-A72 64-bit, both ARMv8, and from LPDDR2 SDRAM...
![#Analytics: Beautiful Python using PEP8]( "#Analytics: Beautiful Python using PEP8")
11
May - 2019Analytics
12 min | 199839PEP-8 (sometimes PEP 8 or PEP8) is a coding standard and style guide for readability and long-term maintainability of code in Python. It was written in 2001 by Guido van Rossum, Barry Warsaw, and Nick Coghlan and provides guidelines and best practices on how to program Python code. PEPs stand for Python Enhancement Proposals, and they describe and document the way Python language evolves, providing a reference point (and in some way a standardization) for the pythonic way to write code.
This tutorial presents some of the most important key points of PEP-8. If you want to, you can read the ful...
![#MicroPython: Programming an ESP using Jupyter Notebook]( "#MicroPython: Programming an ESP using Jupyter Notebook")
19
Jan - 2019MicroPython
6 min | 21100I was looking at my last articles about MicroPython and my new articles about Jupyter and Docker, and I thought if it is possible to make a mix between Jupyter and the ESP boards. I use usually Visual Studio Code to program the ESP but for analytics I use Jupyter. I looked if it was possible to connect the Jupyter kernel to the ESP using the serial port and: Yes!, it is possible. This can be a great tool to teach kids to access data from connected sensors and analyze it us...
![Merry XMAS and Happy 2019!]( "Merry XMAS and Happy 2019!")
24
Dec - 2018MicroPython
1 min | 1078LeMaRiva|tech wishes you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! To celebrate I made a video using the Xmas-lights from last year, but this time I connected the ESP32 to a Jupyter kernel to control the lights. A new Jupyter-ESP32 tutorial is coming soon. In the meantime, you can track Santa and spend time with your family!
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Code: https://github.com/lemariva/Xmas-lights
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