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After going over some specialized distributions of Linux for the Tinker Board, it's time to return to where this book began: TinkerOS. This time around, we're going to be applying the Linux, GPIO, and programming skills that we gained in the first part of the book. The first project that we'll tackle is an Internet-connected display with an e-Paper module that will show the current date, time, and weather.

Chapter 5 concludes this book with the implementation of a sentiment analysis in a research paper. The first section of this chapter details the approach mentioned, followed by a second section devoted to its implementation, using TensorFlow. To ensure that there is a difference between the actual paper we use and our results, we have selected a different dataset for test purposes, so the accuracy of our results may vary from those presented in the actual research paper.

This chapter is a remake of the classic game of Rock, Paper, Scissors. This chapter will reinforce what you learned in the first three chapters and will introduce new concepts and coding.

Re-create the classic rock, paper, and scissors. The player competes against the computer. Allow keys R P S to make a selection. First to 10 points wins.

Let’s not beat around the bush: CDs need great taste and excellent judgment. More than just making the work look good, they must also have a sense of what it takes to connect with the audience. They need to know how far to push an idea while remaining relevant. A great CD can add to his team’s ideas to move them from good to great.