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musings of an accidental computing scientist wim vanderbauwhede wim vanderbauwhede musings of an accidental computing scientist august 17 2026 the growth the ai industry wants is disastrous for climate change in the worst case emissions from ai datacentres could consume the entire global co budget for 2040 april 15 2026 a perfect ai even a perfect ai is still deeply problematic december 02 2025 resisting software driven hardware obsolescence what does it take to prolong the life our smartphones october 10 2025 the anti dystopians guide to generative ai slides based on the original guide by alina utrata september 19 2025 demystifying ai resources of the webinar february 05 2025 interview on generative ai i was interviewed by the spanish progressive magazine ctxt this is the english version of the interview january 26 2025 cheaper ai does not mean greener ai the energy efficiency gains of running llm prompts are not leading to lower emissions january 16 2025 the real problem with the ai hype even if the ai hype falls flat it leads to increased emissions at a time when the world can t afford them at all january 06 2025 emissions from chatgpt are much higher than from conventional search updated chatgpt style queries use about sixty times more energy compared to conventional search november 23 2024 fortran an infantile disorder a few notes on what the computing scientist edsger dijkstra said and didn t say about fortran april 17 2024 decarbonising the computing science curriculum embedding sustainability and decarbonisation in computing science degree programmes march 10 2024 the insatiable hunger of open ai the energy and compute resource needs of ai are entirely unsustainable december 04 2023 universal stack operations using uxn primitives what is the minimal set of uxntal primitives required to cover the stack november 27 2023 embedding a stack based programming language it takes just one custom operator to allow uxntal style programming in raku august 03 2023 more on funktal i o devices and state how funktal programs can interact with i o devices and how mutable state helps with this april 10 2023 funktal a frugal functional programming language funktal is a functional programming language for the 64 kb uxn virtual machine march 06 2023 the climate cost of the ai revolution on the energy cost of large language models what their widespread adoption could mean for global co emissions and what could be done about it november 20 2022 immutable data structures and reduction in raku a small library to make it easier to work with immutable maps and lists october 15 2022 compiling stack based assembly to c what does it take to bring functional programming to a stack based assembly language october 09 2022 functional programming in stack based assembly what does it take to bring functional programming to a stack based assembly language december 20 2021 the politics of writing compilers is compiler research apolitical december 20 2021 frugal computing developer perspective on the need for low carbon and sustainable computing and what developers can do about it december 13 2021 generic datastructure traversals with roles and introspection scrap your boilerplate with generic traversals in raku november 19 2021 how to reduce the carbon footprint of your digital lifestyle the carbon footprint from manufacturing and use of digital devices is huge here is what you as a consumer can do to help reduce your digital carbon footprint october 17 2021 why i wrote haku haku is a natural language functional programming language based on literary japanese this article is about my motivation for creating haku september 20 2021 haku a japanese programming language haku is a natural language functional programming language based on literary japanese and written in raku june 29 2021 frugal computing on the need for low carbon and sustainable computing and the path towards zero carbon computing december 02 2020 writing faster raku code sometimes you want your raku code to be faster what does it take october 05 2020 reconstructing raku s junctions a reconstruction of raku s junctions as an algebraic data with higher order functions october 04 2020 the strange case of the greedy junction an illustration that raku s junctions are greedy by design and a proposal september 13 2020 a universal interpreter the böhm berarducci encoding of a type can be considered as a universal interpreter we illustrate this in raku with an evaluator and pretty printer september 12 2020 encoding types as functions in raku the böhm berarducci encoding is a way to express an algebraic data type as a function type we show how to do this in raku using roles august 07 2020 function types a brief introduction into function types with a way to implement them in raku and examples in many languages july 18 2020 cleaner code with functional programming an introduction to some powerful functional programming techniques in raku and python july 03 2020 everything is a function although it might seem that a language like haskell has a lot of different objects and constructs they can all be reduced to functions june 22 2020 list based parser combinators in haskell and raku this is a follow on of my article on algebraic data types with list based parser combinators as a practical application june 05 2020 roles as algebraic data types in raku algebraic data types are great for building complex data structures and easy to implement in raku using roles march 28 2020 the winds of kyoto a very short story for the fifth annual kyoto writing competition april 27 2019 writing faster perl code sometimes your pure perl code needs to be as fast as possible what does it take october 21 2018 why europe needs hurricane contingency planning hurricanes will become common in europe in the next few decades i discuss the evidence the impact and the need for proper contingency planning april 19 2018 hacking the pleroma elixir phoenix and a bit of activitypub a brief guide into hacking pleroma a federated microblogging server software march 13 2018 a little maths puzzle in two parts of which the outcome is a way to construct a regular pentagon using compass and ruler march 05 2018 a strategy for debugging for a long time it has been my contention that for a developer more that programming debugging should be treated as a core skill march 04 2018 imagine we had better weather forecasts current weather forecasts are at the same time very advanced and yet not good enough earlier and more accurate warnings could help to limit the damage of su class archive wrap wim vanderbauwhede about 2026 wim vanderbauwhede jekyll theme skinny bones