by Hillel Wayne Consider the 4-step process S = abcd and the 3-step process T = xyz. The processes run concurrently and can interleave at any point, but must execute in sequence. So abxcyzd is a valid interleaving, but baxcyzd is not. Also, steps in different processes can occur simultaneously: abxcyzd is different from a[bx]cyzd. How many valid interleavings are there? I ran into thisContinue reading “Day 11 – Counting up concurrency”
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Day 7 – Neural Nets in Raku (Part 1)
Thinky the Elf was sitting in his office, it had been a closet but he’d been given it as his office after the great baked beans incident. It wasn’t his fault. He was right that feeding the reindeer beans would give them a jet boost but Santa had not been all that happy about it.Continue reading “Day 7 – Neural Nets in Raku (Part 1)”
RFC1: Threads
RFC 1, by Bryan C. Warnock: Threads It might or might not be the case that the need for a real multithreaded architecture in Perl was the real motive behind the creation of what was initially called simply Perl, then Perl 6, and eventually Raku. It was probably late 90s or early 10s, when weContinue reading “RFC1: Threads”
Raku Advent Calendar 