In this document we provide examples of easy to specify computational workflows that utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology for understanding and interpreting visual data. I.e. using “AI vision.”
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Day 23 – Optimizing Raku programs with Zig
The wind blows snow from across the glowing windows of Santa’s front office, revealing a lone elf sitting in front of a computer. She looks despondent, head in hands, palms rubbing up against eyes, mouth yawning… Tikka has been working double shifts to finish the new package address verification mechanism. There have been some unfortunateContinue reading “Day 23 – Optimizing Raku programs with Zig”
Day 22 – The Magic Of hyper
After reading Santa’s horrible code, Lizzybel thought it might be time to teach the elves (and maybe Santa) a little bit about hypering and racing in the Raku Programming Language. So they checked with all the elves that were in their latest presentation, to see if they would be interested in that. ”Sure“, one of themContinue reading “Day 22 – The Magic Of hyper”
Day 21 – Using DALL-E models in Raku
In this blog post we proclaim recent creation and updates of several Raku packages that facilitate the utilization of the OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 model.
Day 20 – Craggy Christmas Chronicles
Shortly before take off, Rudolph (who wanted to get his facts 100% right) asked his friend ChattyGPT “what are the crucial factors for a successful Sleigh ride?” Certainly, said Chatty! Here are three calculations for Santa: How could Rudi check his numbers in time? Calculator using RAku Grammars (CRAG) Then he remembered that Raku, hisContinue reading “Day 20 – Craggy Christmas Chronicles”
Day 19 – Autogenerating Raku bindings!
by Dan Vu Preface For this advent post I will tell you about how I got into the Raku Programming Language and my struggles of making raylib-raku bindings. I already have some knowledge about C, which helped me tremendously when making the bindings. I won’t explain much about C passing by value or passing by reference.Continue reading “Day 19 – Autogenerating Raku bindings!”
Day 18 – Dissecting the Go-Ethereum keystore files using Raku tools
Generally the Ethereum (Web3) keystore file is a kind of container for the private key, it has the specific structure mostly related to encryption details. Actually you will not find the private key there as a plain text, but the keystore file has everything to decrypt the private key… with some tricks surely. When youContinue reading “Day 18 – Dissecting the Go-Ethereum keystore files using Raku tools”
Day 17 – Writing some horrible Raku code this Christmas!
Santa only had a few days left to make sure everything was ready to go, but with all the stress of the season, he needed a break to recharge. He grabbed some cocoa and hid away in a nook to relax his body and distract his mind, tuning into one of his favorite Youtubers, Matt Parker.Continue reading “Day 17 – Writing some horrible Raku code this Christmas!”
Day 16 – It’s Too Generic; Please Instantiate!
As the Christmas approaches, the time for unwrapping presents is near. Let’s review a present Rakudo release 2023.12 is going to have for you. Long ago I once got a question related to type capturing. Don’t remember the question itself, but remember the answer Jonathan Worthington gave to it (rephrasing up to what my memory managed to keep): “YouContinue reading “Day 16 – It’s Too Generic; Please Instantiate!”
Day 15 – An Object Lesson for the Elven
This post is a continuation of Day 5 – The Elves go back to Grammar School, you may recall that our elfin friends had worked out how to parse all the addresses from the many, many children who had emailed in their wish lists. Now, as they sing along to “Christmas is Coming”, they realiseContinue reading “Day 15 – An Object Lesson for the Elven”
Raku Advent Calendar 