teleren/devto huggingface dataset:
La Aventura comienza, el camino se visualiza largo pero ambicioso
Published: 2020-05-20 06:20:37

Hola mundo!, mi nombre es Robert Medina y este es el comienzo de una aventura, de un reto personal. ¡Sí, hoy comienzo a escribir articulos para mi propio blog! . Lo sé, lo sé, quizá no suene tan emocionante para algunos, pero para mí sí que lo es. Comenzaré relatando un poco sobre mí y sobre como espero ir desarrollando este proyecto:

Nací en Caracas, Venezuela el 15-01-1999. Mi madre venezolana y mi padre peruano. Tuve una muy bonita infancia llena de diversión, amigos y mucho amor, fui quizá el típico chico promedio que desde el bus podía jurar que la luna lo seguía.

La verdad es que la tecnología no resaltaba en ningún episodio ni de mi infancia, ni de mi adolescencia. Dicho esto, se que te preguntarás: ¿Y cómo es que dices ser tan apasionado de este mundo cuando recién lo conoces?, y sí, muchas personas me lo han dicho, realmente no creen que en tan poco tiempo yo haya podido hallar mi vocación, piensan que es solo algo pasajero... puede ser que también sea tu caso, ¿lo es?

Mi carrera comienza en septiembre de 2018, ¡sí, hace 2 años! Luego de 2 años de una dura pero enrriquecedora experiencia laboral en almacenes y supermercados, me dí cuenta que no llegaría muy lejos si solo me dedicaría a dar el 100% de mí y recibiria menos del 50% de reconocimiento, ¡esto es ridículo!

Decidí poner cartas en el asunto, entré de inmediato a una academia preparatoria, debido a mi paranoia de que, tenía más de 3 años sin agarrar un lapiz o un cuaderno, o haber estudiado algo por mí propia cuenta durante ese tiempo.

Luego de varias noches de desvelo y un esfuerzo enorme por no quedarme dormido en el trabajo o en clases, llegó el gran día (lo llamo mi día de la suerte) debía elegir que carrera elegir, ¡auxilio, he huido de esta pregunta durante años!, ¡¿qué hago?!, pues hice lo menos indicado, me quedé dormido mientras esperaba mi turno de llenar el formulario correspondiente.

Al escuchar mi nombre, y luego de que me despertarán mis compañeros, con los ojos entrecerrados y un montón de burlas de fondo, mis ojos sólo pudieron leer Ingeniería de Software con I.A.
EOR : Everything On Rent
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:14:05

## Project Title: EOR [Everything-On-Rent]


## Demo Link: https://bit.ly/eordemo
 

# Link to Code: https://github.com/premraval-pr/EOR

## How I built it:

-> Encryption
-> Google Places API
-> Google Pay API
-> Biometric Authentication
-> AsyncTask
-> Sign in with Google / Facebook
-> Realtime chat with Firebase Firestore
-> REST

Tools and Technologies used: Android, PHP, MySQL, Firebase, JSON

## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories

This was a great learning experience and we truly will be working on this and try to take out the idea to market. My belief says that "If your car can earn, so can your ps4".

We learned a few things after working on such a project:
-> Different people are good at different things.
-> When testing, you are not a developer, but a user.
-> Work from home is not a dream now.
-> When the deadline approaches, the team becomes a family.
-> People are good at finding errors in other’s code.

#Rent More, Buy Less, Pay Less, Save More
StockSmart Project
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:11:48

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## My Final Project
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SW7qLhsrlqrKydQA9c4CCd5E_FPXW1mm/view?usp=sharing

## Link to Code
https://github.com/Kushg02/StockSmart

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## My Code's Story: How I built it

Crashes, jumps, beta values, earning reports, index price fluctuations: a slew of data scattered across a spreadsheet. This hurricane of numbers slapped me across the face. For my AP CS final project, I was inspired to create an app, StockSmart, that helps people make smart investments. Its creation was akin to solving a complex puzzle that computing alone could not help me decipher. 

At first, I researched basic ways to predict stock market prices. After a week of trying different types of statistical models, I wasn’t able to predict any stock price with significant accuracy. More research would indicate these statistical models were useful for predicting the growth of a sapling, but useless for stocks since economics isn’t a field like physics or calculus where a derivation of an equation easily results in the correct answer. After spending my evenings and free time on Investopedia, I found that risk (unlike stock prices) could be definitively quantified. I then decided to build my own formula for calculating risk. After a week of tweaking, I created a program that successfully organized data and calculated risk. Connecting the two distinct fields of computer science and economics has led to some of my greatest intellectual growth. 

	Computer science isn’t simply coding; it is utilizing the power of computing to understand other sciences ranging from economics to biology. I will define a successful college experience as one which allows me to understand the technical knowledge of computing while learning and solving the problems at the boundary between disciplines. 


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Portfolio Website
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:06:49

I like the web, and I am excited to learn new things.

I built my portfolio website using HTML, CSS, JavaScript!

## Demo

https://xihaoxiaohao.github.io

## Link to Code

{% github https://github.com/xihaoxiaohao/xihaoxiaohao.github.io %}
Fledge
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 06:02:31

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## hashtag generation using image



 

## https://github.com/96vksingh/hashtag-generation-of-image.git

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## its built using python flask and google vision api, tensor flow object detection module.


## I was nil in python but still I made my mind to make this final project using python at the end I was able to build it.


[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
Activate Roku device
Tags: rokucomlink, rokucomlinkentercode
Published: 2020-05-20 06:01:56

Roku is a streaming device, enables you to watch thousands of paid and free video articles on your own TV screen via the world wide web. Do not presume Roku as a DVD player, it does not' need a disk. Roku isn't a sole digital media player, it is available in various forms. Roku varies from TV sets and set-top boxes with regard to the services that operate on them. How? There are a variety of Film streaming services loaded on Roku enjoy the apps in your smartphones. There's one thing is normal in all Roku apparatus, nevertheless; they enhance your Satellite and Cable TV viewing experience. It supplies a massive on-demand content and can be regarded as a major content provider. Roku, a digital media playerfrees the user from cable bills but also work as a video game console.
Roku televisions, made by many leading firms across the USA, embed the participant's abilities into the tv
Using a Couple of Added components like variability in inputs and so Forth, the onscreen interface screen essentially remains the same.
With https://www.rokuhelps.com/, TV users have the added benefit of using only one distant within their home entertainment installation.
Presentation of a weird coder
Published: 2020-05-20 05:59:47

Hello, Bonjour, 你好 lovely coders!
He is Kaym, Software Engineering Student.
He has skills in various domains and a serious passion for Web development and Mobile development.
He speaks 6 languages: French, English, Chinese, Comorian, Spanish, and Arabic.
Coffee lover and oh yes...He does not love talking about himself in the 3rd person at all :)... like for real.
He managed to create a website (kaymkassai.tech) but can't post any blog onto it because heh being a good developer doesn't make you a good writer. But he will learn how to in a few days, or months or.........I think you're not even reading this part. Anyway, I love you, God bless you and let's create something big together.
Peasant Agrofairs
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:56:04

## My Final Project

On the last software development course at my university, we develop a set of platforms that helps farmers to connect with clients interested in getting natural products.

Usually, this farmers sells their products on a fair every weekend in a popular avenue in Lima, Peru. With our project, they will be able to sell online and project their sales in a better way.

![Peasant Agrofairs Store (web app)](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/ywglmidndyakaqht7n1t.png)


![Peasant Agrofairs Store (mobile app)](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/i/24l8iexg77rgc2k1j5qe.png)

## How we built it
Frontend:
- React Native: 2 Mobile App for sellers and clients
- React: 3 Web Apps for sellers, clients and the agrofair administration.

Backend:
- Java



## Additional Thoughts

This was our first big project in college. The whole team were approximately 50 members. It was a huge challenge not just for the technological stack we need to cover but mostly because we need to communicate and reach a consensus between us. At the end, it was really satisfactory to finish a project that could really help the Peruvian farmer community.
I build my voice based email for blind fellows
Tags: octograd2020, devgrad2020, showdev
Published: 2020-05-20 05:55:02

I've been coding as a hobby since I was in 1st year of my engineering. Actually I am a security enthusiastic guy. I started building little projects and open-sourcing them and ended up building a bit bigger projects. From development side, one project was build when I was in 2nd year.

So, have a look on [Voice Email](https://github.com/hacky1997/voice-based-email-for-blind), a project for blind people and for all students who are interested to develop and build new one.

As this project was almost 3 years ago project I was not sure that it will gain a bit popular among other university students. But, due to lack of time I was not able to modify the old one, surely I will do that soon.

If you're curious and want to learn more about how the launch went then please have a look on my [Github](https://github.com/hacky1997) page or you hit me up by sending emails.
Developed a tool to help the medical industry
Tags: java, machinelearning, python
Published: 2020-05-20 05:54:11

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My Final Project is based on Deep learning to categorize the stage of diabetic retinopathy eye disease. I was always fascinated by how machines help humans in real-world problems.
Before my final year project, I developed a memory matching game for fun

## Link to Code
[Diabetic Retinopathy Detection Deployment Code](https://github.com/rsrahul1000/DRD)
[Memory matching Game Code](https://github.com/rsrahul1000/Memory-matching-Game)

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## How I built it 
I've used transfer learning to train the model and used computer vision to highlight the affected areas of the disease.
I've have used flask for faster implementation, integration, and deployment process of the deep learning model as a responsive web app.

For the Memory matching Game, I've used pure java swings to develop the game.


### Additional Thoughts
I believe that Idle and Empty Mind is the devil's Workshop, so always keep ur mind busy, learn, and develop something new, help each other, and grow.

[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
iTraveler
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:53:06

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## My Final Project


## Link to code.{% github https://github.com/chiCKson/iTRaveler %}
 



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## iTRaveler is a mobile game which helps to reduce the environmental pollution. It also acts as a trip organizer. It gathers environmental information such as humidity,light,air,water and soil moisture values and photographs on particular locations and throught the app


## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories


[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
congrats everyone!
Tags: octograd2020, devgrad2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:49:20

### My Projects

I remember being forced to download Github freshman fall. Now that I'm graduating, I can look back fondly on the times I committed trash code to master, tried undoing my mistake, and deleting all of my code accidentally (and sometimes permanently). I digress. I've worked on several teams that went from a single (heavily workshopped) idea to a fully functional website or app. My favorites were Notable and Momento.

Freshman year -- The goal for Notable was to build a fully accessible note taking app that could automatically format text by importance , i.e. figuring out what the topic was and formatting text to fit underneath it.


Sophomore or Junior year -- Momento was about building and preserving meaningful connections via a shared timeline. We'd notify users (we imagined significant others) randomly about some nice time they'd have together. It's human nature to only remember negative things that happen to us so we really wanted to try working against that. Long story short -- a couple got engaged while using our app! They posted pictures on their timeline :-) 

### How I built it (what's the stack? did I run into issues or discover something new along the way?)

React native baby!




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MY FINAL YEAR PROJECT #githubsdp
Tags: octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:49:11

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## Street Address Parser using Conditional Random Fields


## CRF Model - `https://github.com/kirants2712/INTERN-IIHS-UIL/blob/master/Custom_Bangalore_Address_Parser/blraddrparser/blraddr.crfsuite`
 

## Project - `https://github.com/kirants2712/INTERN-IIHS-UIL`

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## I built this project using crfsuite, Neo4j, and Open Street Maps. The model helps you clean and parse addresses into various tokens. the Geocoding framework helps you to get the spatial coordinates for the address and the processed data is stored in Neo4j Graph Database. the student developer pack offered by Github was extremely useful. the AWS educate and Microsoft Azure helped me run the complex models easily. 





[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
Showcase skills, work, and favorites beautifully online
Tags: devgrad2020, octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:47:54

I've completed two internships and several other projects related to software development. Been trying to start freelancing during the free time. So I was looking for a good portfolio to showcase my skills and experiences. I searched for many portfolios on Github but didn't find that perfect fit because I am so picky when it comes to UI and UX.

So I took the challenge to design and develop the portfolio from scratch. It took me 1.5 months to come up with the portfolio.

## My Final Project
I love the open-source community and want to create such a project that can be used by others without any complexity. 
So I designed & developed this project from scratch using Vuejs and Adobe Xd

## Demo Link
I deployed my portfolio on Github Pages which can be found here -> https://rahuldkjain.github.io

## Link to Code
{% github rahuldkjain/minimal-portfolio %}

## How I built it?
I posted an article on dev, explaining the whole project journey with all the technical information.
{% link https://dev.to/rahuldkjain/how-to-design-develop-personal-portfolio-website-5p2 %}

## Additional Thoughts / Feelings / Stories
I shared my portfolio on LinkedIn post and it felt so great that people loved it. I am about to graduate in June 2020 and excited to start the professional journey with such amazing experience.

Happy Coding!



[Final Note]: # (CONGRATULATIONS!!! You are amazing!)
Traveling Strategy - Graduation Project
Published: 2020-05-20 04:41:04

## Traveling Strategy

![Demo Image](https://camo.githubusercontent.com/56592ff49103c0b365c83e4b22bf37aa28f0360c/68747470733a2f2f692e696d6775722e636f6d2f534157366270462e706e67)

There are many great travel information websites available, however, we didn't find any that had all the information you would need when traveling from point A to point B. We want to create an informative site so amazing that it would be the last one you would ever need.

## Demo Link
 
[![Demo Image](https://img.youtube.com/vi/q0QdbHI6Lwg/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q0QdbHI6Lwg)

## Link to Code

{% github https://github.com/MikeSmvl/travelingstrategy %}

## How I built it

- React
- Express
- GraphQL
- SQLite

## Final Thoughts

I found these tips worked great for us during the project:
- Follow general practices and guidelines.
- Keeping it simple is almost always better. Reduce complexity as much as you can.
- General boy scout rule: "Leave the campground cleaner than you found it".
- Always look for and find the root cause of an issue.
Distributing Ethical COVID News Updates
Tags: octograd2020, githubsdp
Published: 2020-05-20 05:46:12

## My Final Project

One of the biggest problems I've found with the current COVID news coverage is the overload of information. If you check in with global news, like BBC, national news, like CNN, and local news stations, to get COVID news updates, you get a ridiculous amount of repetitive stories that can increase anxiety.

I've found that by carefully curating my news sources and stories, I can keep my mind grounded and be in a better mental state. I created [Covid Digest](https://covid-digest.com/) to help others do the same. 

This open source project uses React, Firebase Auth, Firestore, and Functions, and Twilio to scrape the internet for news stories, use a text summarizer to summarize the articles, then the Twilio API to send out condensed news updates and Coronavirus statistics to your SMS messages. 

## Demo Link
 
https://covid-digest.com/

## Link to Code

{% github https://github.com/caelinsutch/covid-digest %}

## The Tech

I fully designed this project in Figma, and built the frontend and backend with the assistance of Alden Parker. I've used this project to solidify my understanding of React w/ Typescript. I come from an Angular background, so I'm happy I've been able to use TS all over this project :)

Firebase was used due to development time. Yes, I could make my own REST, gRPC, or GraphQL API on my own, but that would add a few weeks to development, and I'm juggling quite a few other projects (Go check out [Comet Code](https:??cometcode.io) ) that I spend most of my time on. This project was built after my workday at Bytes Robotics, so about 3-4 hours a day, and on Sundays. The only thing I'm really missing is a testing framework. 

All in all, I'm pretty happy with how this project turned out, and the number of people that use it and are satisfied with the product I made. 


### How Summarizing Works
First, we comb the BBC COVID stories webpage for articles, take the title of each link and article, then comb each individual article to get the article words. Each article is passed through a Frequency based summarization algorithm from node-summarizer, described as

This type of summary works best for text that is not too complicated.Split the given text into sentences. Preprocess the sentences by removing all punctuation and making all letters lowercase. Make a list of all the words that occur in the text and find the frequency of the words. Take the calculated frequencies of the words and calculate the total weight of the original sentences.

and then stored in a database. Every day, we sent out a summarized article using the Twilio API to all the users who have signed up.


### Technologies:

#### Frontend
React site using AntDesign and React Bootstrap

#### Backend
Firebase Cloud functions hooked up to Cloud Firestore and FireAuth for phoen authentication. Twilio is used for SMS delivery. Web Scrapping is used to comb the BBC Coronavirius coverage and pull the stories into a database, where they're sent out to users.

This whole project is open sources, and PR's are welcomed :)
My Class of 2020
Tags: devgrad2020, octograd2020
Published: 2020-05-20 05:43:51

## My Final Project
My project was a Food Recipe Search App in which a user can search for any type of Food recipes and ingredients. It also gives information about the time required to prepare and serve a specific food. It's a simple app with fast and reliable results. 

## Demo Link
 Link:- https://react-food-recipe-app-10.netlify.app/

## Link to Code
Github Repo: `{% https://github.com/shubhamshukla1998/React_Recipe_App %}`

## How I built it
I built it using HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, React JS, and uses a Third-party Food API to fetch recipe information. It is my first app that I built using react framework with this project I learned a lot about React like using lifecycle methods, using states, Fetching Data from API, and displaying them on the page.

## Additional Thoughts
I think one can master any language or framework very easily by implementing or creating a practical application or a project. Working on projects expands our knowledge and enhance our practical skills so I would suggest one should learn something by doing it. :)
Chaining terminal commands in PowerShell
Tags: powershell, terminal
Published: 2020-05-20 05:39:47

---
title: Chaining terminal commands in PowerShell
published: true
description: npm install;npm start
tags: PowerShell, terminal
---
TIL, you can chain multiple commands in PowerShell through a semicolon ';'.

example, to clone a repo and do `npm install` and `npm start` :
```
git clone example.com/repo.git ./awesome-repo;cd ./awesome-repo;npm install;npm start
```