Sydney Smith joins Scott Hanselman to show the rich editing experience provided by the PowerShell extension in Azure Data Studio by creating a SQL Server in a Linux Docker container with external storage—all using PowerShell Core in Azure Data Studio.
To get started with the notebook used in the episode check out: PowerShell/vscode-powershell
[00:01:36] Demo – Getting started – installing modules
[00:04:45] Demo – Creating a new editor file
Hyperscale is a new tier for Azure SQL Database.
In this video Anna Thomas and Jeroen ter Heerdt cover how to switch an existing Azure SQL Database to this new, scalable, tier.
More information about Hyperscale: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/sql-database/sql-database-service-tier-hyperscale.
In this DataPoint, Frank reflects on how useful DataBricks is in a data warehousing environment.
That and the importance of coffee after a red eye flight.
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This video by Daniel Bourke breaks down practical steps on how to learning machine learning with Python.
Bloomberg’ Next Jobs interviews Tommy DeVoss. DeVoss used to break into websites illicitly. But after serving time for his crimes, he now uses his skills to earn an honest living.
Through arrangements known as bug bounty programs, companies pay him to find security holes in their systems.
He’s now earned more than $1 million in this emerging profession.
Brandon Rohrer explains back propagation using plumbing.
n this episode of the AI Show Vinod Kurpad stops by to show a new surprising feature of Azure Search called the knowledge store.
The more I have explored Azure Search the more amazed I have been.
In this case Vinod presents an end to end walk through of how you can ingest, enrich, project and analyze your data using the knowledge store feature of Azure Search.
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Lex Fridman sits down with Colin Angle, the CEO and co-founder of iRobot.
iRobot is robotics company that for 29 years has been creating robots that operate successfully in the real world, not as a demo or on a scale of dozens, but on a scale of thousands and millions.
As of this year, iRobot has sold more than 25 million robots to consumers, including the Roomba vacuum cleaning robot, the Braava floor mopping robot, and soon the Terra lawn mowing robot. 25 million robots successfully operating autonomously in people’s homes to me is an incredible accomplishment of science, engineering, logistics, and all kinds of entrepreneurial innovation.
GraphQL is an exciting new API architecture. Join us in this special series where you’ll learn the basics of GraphQL, how to interact with an existing GraphQL endpoint, how to create your first GraphQL Server, and how to deploy your GraphQL Server to the cloud using Azure!
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Two Minute Papers explores the paper “Double-DIP: Unsupervised Image Decomposition via Coupled Deep-Image-Priors” in this video.
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