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Geocoding Distance🐞

maXbox Starter 142 – Get a GEO distance. “Natura abhorret vacuum1 – Spinoza. Source: 1390_Sphenic_Numbers2TIO_12_py_uc.txt 1397_Geolocation_distance12_uc.txt Nominatim can power the search box on your website, allowing your users to type free-form queries (“Cafe Paris, Cologne”) in any language. It also offers a structured query mode (“postcode=12345”, “city=London”, “type=cafe”) that helps you to automate geocoding ofContinue reading “Geocoding Distance🐞”

Google Gemini API

What is the Gemini API? The Gemini API is a set of tools and interfaces that allow developers to integrate Google’s Gemini family of large language models (LLMs) into their applications and services. It’s essentially your access point to leverage the power of these powerful AI models. Here’s a breakdown of what that means: KeyContinue reading “Google Gemini API”

Object Detection API

We call it AIM and this stands for Artificial Intelligence Machine. The Object Detection API provides fast and accurate image object recognition using advanced neural networks developed by machine learning experts. https://api-ninjas.com/api/objectdetection https://github.com/maxkleiner/HttpComponent After you got you API-Key (API Key associated with your account) we need a httpcomponent of classes which are enable to postContinue reading “Object Detection API”

OCR with Neural Net

This API recognizes and reads a text embedded in pictures or photos. Image to Text API uses a neural net (LSTM) based OCR engine which is focused on line recognition, but also supports recognizing the character patterns. It supports both handwriting and printed materials as well as street maps. APILayer is an API marketplace whereContinue reading “OCR with Neural Net”

The Mystery of IStream

For clarity and safety, the IStream object defined in the Delphi Visual Component Library (VCL) is a dynamic object that doesn’t have any methods, procedures, functions, events, listener etc… until these methods are defined in your code. The IStream Object will publish these methods correctly for external COM objects expecting an IStream interface. For exampleContinue reading “The Mystery of IStream”