Learn how to convert ArcGIS Pro coordinates to the format used by Google Maps — Continuing the series of the articles on ArcGIS Pro, today we will see how to view the coordinates of a point in Google Maps. This is a very useful operation when you have to locate a point on a map and you have the coordinates in a different format than…

Enhancing Geographic Analysis with Google Maps in ArcGIS Pro — During the past few weeks, I started using ArcGIS Pro, perhaps the most powerful GIS software available on the market. ArcGIS Pro is a newer and advanced version of the software ArcMap, developed by Esri. ArcGIS Pro offers a wide range of tools and functionalities for analyzing and visualizing geographic…

In the ever-evolving world of artificial intelligence, there are numerous software programs designed to test the limits of what can be achieved. One such program that has caught my attention recently is Midjourney, an AI-powered image generation software. Over the last few days, I have been experimenting with this software…

I asked the AI ​​to recreate Pink Floyd albums. But since my AI is lazy like me, it only redid the covers. — During the last few weeks I haven’t had much time to experiment: I’ve participated in some competitions recruitment for a new job. Now I just have to wait for the result. I can then complete some experiments with Artificial Intelligence. AI-generated music videos have a certain appeal. In some cases…

In the last few days I have been working a lot on some private projects. For confidentiality reasons I can’t use public repositories, consequently not even the free version of NPM for dependency management. As a result I had to find a way to handle private dependencies. I’ll start by…

After understanding how to create, modify and load an SQLite 3 database in the browser, today I want to try to understand how to open, read and modify a locally saved database. I’m interested in emulating the behavior of a desktop application that saves data to an SQLite 3 database…

I continue with my exploration of SQLite 3 for browsers. That is, the JavaScript version that allows you to use code compiled in WebAssembly. A few days ago I posted my notes on how to create a database, add tables and data, and how to extract data from a table…

I don’t know if it’s just my habit, or others too. But I often find myself reusing similar prompts to create images with AI. They aren’t necessarily long prompts, although I rarely get anything good using short descriptions. Here, today I want to try the opposite: what happens if I…

SQLite 3 and WebAssembly: How to Use a Lightweight, Free, and Open-Source Database in Your Browser — A few months ago a version of SQLite 3 compiled for WebAssembly was released. What does it mean? It means being able to use SQLite 3 natively in a browser. In other words, we have at our disposal the power and ease of use of one of the best relational…