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In this post, I explore how effective dashboard design transforms complex data into clear, actionable insights. Drawing from principles of visual communication, I look at how tools like Tableau bring simplicity and storytelling to data visualization while maintaining security and flexibility. The piece also highlights new advances such as Tableau Cloud Private Connections and compares leading alternatives like Power BI, Looker, and Sigma. Ultimately, the goal is to understand how thoughtful design makes data more…
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This weekend, I took my Raspberry Pi sensor project a step further by connecting it to Google Firestore. What started as a simple setup that wrote temperature, humidity, and soil moisture data to a Google Sheet is now part of a growing workflow that stores, analyzes, and delivers real-time insights through AI and automation. This post walks through the process, what I learned, and where it’s headed next.
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MCP is an emerging open standard that allows AI systems to connect with tools like Gmail, Google Calendar, or agricultural sensors through a single shared interface. It represents a shift from one-off automations to intelligent, coordinated workflows where AI collaborates with people rather than replacing them.
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This was a new concept to me until it was introduced by my MIS professor during class. The idea of using delimiters in prompting. Like most concepts I want to fully understand, I’m choosing to write about it. Writing helps me process what I’ve learned and refine how I apply it in practice. Over time, […]
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As time permited, over the past few months, I’ve been learning how to turn my Raspberry Pi into a simple weather data logger. Right now, it’s sitting in my office with a waterproof SHT30 sensor connected to it. The SHT30 measures both temperature and humidity and communicates through something called I²C (Inter-Integrated Circuit). This is […]
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Field to Cloud is a space where I write about new technologies, trends in agriculture, and the ideas I’m exploring through my work and studies….