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The post Get Started With Image Recognition Using TensorFlow and Raspberry Pi appeared first on BardTech . TensorFlow is Google’s Neural Network library. Given that machine learning is the hottest thing around currently, it is no surprise that Google are among the leaders in this new technology. In this article, you will learn how to install TensorFlow on the Raspberry Pi, and run simple image classification on a pre-trained neural network. Getting Started To get started with image recognition, you will need a Raspberry Pi (any model will work) and an SD card with the Raspbian Stretch (9.0+) operating system (if you’re new to the Raspberry Pi, use our installation guide ). Boot up the Pi and open a terminal window. Make sure your Pi is up to date, and check your Python version. sudo apt-get update python --version python3 --version You can use both Python 2.7 or Python 3.4+ for this tutorial. This example is for Python 3. For Python 2.7, replace Python3 with Python , and p...

The post How to Get Started With Windows 10 Sticky Notes in Under 5 Minutes appeared first on BardTech . Notetaking matters. For projects big and small, taking notes is absolutely crucial. With so many note-taking apps on the market, how does one decide which to pick? When in doubt, go to the defaults. There are plenty of default Windows 10 applications that are unfortunately underutilized, and Sticky Notes is one of them. Sticky Notes in Windows 10 To find the application in Windows 10, click on your start button and type in sticky notes . Select the Sticky Notes option. Right-click the entry in your start menu and select Pin to taskbar so you can open the program directly from your desktop. If you can’t find sticky notes on your PC, download it for free via the Microsoft Store. To create a new note using your now pinned icon, right-click your Sticky Notes taskbar icon and select Add Note . Notes can also be added using the Ink Workspace . Click on the Workspace ico...