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Learning to code in an AI age

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By Lucy Hattersley Verified
| raspberrypi.com
By Lucy Hattersley. Posted about 13 hours ago. Raspberry Pi exists to support the Raspberry Pi Foundation, which helps young people learn to code and become tech creators. All the recent advances in artificial intelligence, especially in the field of large language models (LLMs), have put a new spin on programming. It’s led some to speculate that the art of programming may well disappear. We couldn’t disagree more, of course.
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Make your RAM go further – Raspberry Pi OS memory optimisation tips

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By Lucy Hattersley Verified
| raspberrypi.com
In issue 164 of Raspberry Pi Official Magazine we have been playing around with the new Raspberry Pi 5 1GB RAM. While the RAM shortage caused by the demands of AI infrastructure is annoying beyond belief, this has been a great chance for us to really get to grips with RAM. Generating images in Stable Diffusion on a Raspberry Pi with 1GB gave us a good chance to fully explore the RAM setup in Raspberry Pi OS. And we thought we’d share some of our learnings here.
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DreamHAT+ review — Raspberry Pi Official Magazine

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By Lucy Hattersley Verified
| raspberrypi.com
DreamHAT+ (£100 / $135) is a Hardware Attached on Top (HAT) kit that gives Raspberry Pi a 60GHz millimetre-wave radar for you to play with. The full-size HAT packs an Infineon BGT60TR13C chip featuring a single transmitter antenna and three receivers (TX/RX), connecting to Raspberry Pi 4 or 5 via GPIO pins and SPI. Advertisement Movies, music, TV: take control of your media with Raspberry Pi, and never again suffer from intrusive adverts mid-symphony.
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