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Prima.cpp – run 70B-Scale LLMs on low-powered home clusters
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What if AI just works? (Thomas Wolf on Ted) [video]
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Firefox changed it's privacy policy; can use all your input royalty-free
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2y ago
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Chain of Draft: Thinking Faster by Writing Less
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The average European employee's workday
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TL;DR of Deep Dive into LLMs Like ChatGPT by Andrej Karpathy
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I tested a handful of environmental sensors for your next DIY project
(olegtarasov.me)
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2y ago
Actually I did exactly that :) I use ESPHome to control a gas boiler which heats my home. It's not without problems and required a lot of tinkering, but after the initial phase it required very little maintenance throughout the winter.
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oleg_tarasov
2y ago
Maintainability is a concern that I haven’t figured out yet :) Right now my plan is to replace my DIY thermostat with off the shelf device suitable for my boiler when we sell the house. All the advanced features will be lost, but this still
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2y ago
After I finished debugging the prototype, it required literally zero maintenance throughout the winter. Actually we were not living at the house at all, contractors doing remodelling work were living there instead. I installed a LCD screen
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2y ago
Yes, safety and robustness were my primary concerns while designing this project. This house is more like a vacation home, and we don’t live there permanently. So my main goal is being able to control remotely as much of my heating system a
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oleg_tarasov
2y ago
Thanks for the context! I didn't research OpenTherm much, since my boiler is one of the most basic models on the market. It supports just the bare minimum from V2 spec, but it works, so I'm not complaining :) This boiler was alre
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I completely agree, using ESPHome beats writing firmware from scratch, even though lots of Arduino libraries are available. But the flip side is that ESPHome is in active development with lots of contributors, so sometimes things don't
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2y ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I will try to add some plots if data from winter months is still available in Home Assistant. Based on my observations during winter, room temperature fluctuation is usually ±0.3° C around target temperature, w
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DIY Wi-Fi thermostat from scratch with ESPHome and Home Assistant
(olegtarasov.me)
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Export Anaconda environment specification in a portable way
(olegtarasov.me)
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Choosing UTM over Parallels on Apple Silicon
(olegtarasov.me)
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5y ago
This is actually a less creepy kinda useful application of face recognition (not taking into account actual face recognition for surveillance which is grossly unethical). The question is how does it fit into legal framework? As far as I kno
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It looks nice, I think I'm going to give it a try. But how is it different from Mermaid.js?
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5y ago
Actually, I completely agree on this one. Mysterious guy in a hoodie hacking your bank account while you enjoy your frappuchino waiting for a flight is much more easy to believe than someone stuffing your super-secure p@ssw0rd1 leaked from
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Mamba: A robust alternative to Anaconda package manager
(olegtarasov.me)
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