Thanks! Yes, it was a lot of fun (and learning!)

I could finally managed to write a blog post that I wanted to write since years... it basically shows some unique debugging capabilities that I think we should all fight for. Felt sooo good to finally be able to do it. PS: I think I saw some of the changes here ;)

Hi, By "TF installed on the Pi" I imagine the C binding (shared library -> .so), right? Just to confirm... If you got that and Pharo also installed on the Pi then I guess all you need is: https://github.com/PolyMathOrg/libtensorflow-pharo-bindings#installation-of-tensorflow-c-api-on-linux That is, you should load the TensorFlow wrapper for Pharo and then somehow specify the path to the .so. Does this help?

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