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Here's a build log of a recent e-ink project of mine, using ChatGPT and Rust: https://imgur.com/a/NoTr8XX https://imgur.com/a/NoTr8XX
by sho_hn 4y ago
Here's a build log of a recent e-ink project of mine, using ChatGPT and Rust: https://imgur.com/a/NoTr8XX https://imgur.com/a/NoTr8XX
- unshavedyak 4y agoHow much did that run you? That looks awesome and i'd buy one right now if someone made this or made it easy for me to make it
- sho_hn 4y agoAbout $550 total. $400+shipping for the panel, $100+shipping for the Halbe frame with low reflection glass and a passepartout cut to size, $50 for the other bits. There's a 10.3" panel for half the price. With an IKEA frame etc. you can probably do a slightly smaller $250 build.
- hultner 4y agoThat’s terrific, quite inspiring! A couple of questions, if that is okay; How much did all of it run you down in the end? How do you recharge the battery? Did you consider adding a USB-C charge port somewhere? How much does it cost you to use the ChatGPT-API?
- sho_hn 4y ago(1) See my reply to your sibling re build cost rundown :-) (2) If you take a close look at the build, the module at the bottom is a little BMS board with a USB-C connector for charging! That said, I made the battery detachable with glue-on velcro pads and also have a Riden bench PSU with a very convenient battery charging mode. Often I don't bother with a USB receptacle and charging circuit for DIY projects and just go that route. (3) I currently use the gpt-3.5-turbo model on the OpenAI, which at present costs $0.002 for 1000 tokens. 1000 tokens are about 750 words. I make between 8 and 16 API calls to the OpenAI API for an update, with an in/out total of about 6000-8000 tokens on average (mainly because I am submitting the original article texts). I update the newspaper once a day in the morning. The total monthly cost is very low.
- dirtyid 4y agoGreat job. These projects remain as cool as they are non commercial.