I started making images with AI web services back when MidJourney beta was just a Discord server, mostly to illustrate blog posts, presentation decks, and landing pages, as I hate… Read more »
I’ve had less time than I’d like to write on my own blog in the past couple of years, but if you like my writing about the data software market… Read more »
Nvidia Broadcast comes with a filter that can be applied directly in OBS for background removal (similarly to what MS Teams does) without requiring a green screen. Since I often… Read more »
This post is an experiment and demonstration of where state of the art LLMs are currently at, and the type of use cases I use them for, though my stakes… Read more »
Like many people, I switched from manual web search to using Large Language Models (LLM) to run research-oriented queries in order to be more productive, and in my case, with… Read more »
The main appeal of Power BI’s Datamart capability is arguably the fact it includes a SQL Server instance that’s optimized for analytical purposes and is fully managed, yet still exposes… Read more »
It’s very easy to get started with Plex to handle a simple movie or TV show collection, but as you add different types of content and grow your libraries, it… Read more »
Back around 2015, Microsoft introduced the current Power BI platform to replace its “Power BI for Office 365” SharePoint/Excel-based offering that most people have long forgotten, with a focus of… Read more »
The ability to filter data by user is critical whenever sensitive information is shared, whether internally to an organization or even more so externally. This is often known as “row… Read more »
While some cloud BI tools such as Amazon QuickSight do all their authoring in the browser, Microsoft chose to develop a dedicated client creatively named Power BI Desktop. Its initial… Read more »