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by phito 1y ago
Cool project but I would just have used a zigbee/wifi weather station, they are just as cheap.
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by phito 1y ago
That's great, I've been running a timeline of my life in excel, I wonder if this could replace it.
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by phito 1y ago
It works just fine out of the box. The articles/manuals are just if you want to really understand how it works and get the most out of it. What's the issue with that?
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by phito 1y ago
I would love to do this, but obviously the privacy concerns make it not worth it for me. And no, local LLMs are not an option for now.
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by phito 1y ago
Then it'll loop back again to CLI (or even direct system calls...) once human input won't be necessary anymore.
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by phito 1y ago
> Humans (or at least programmers) "build the tools to solve the problem" so intuitively and automatically From my experience, only a few rare devs do this. Most will stick with (broken/wrong) GUI tools they know made by o
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by phito 1y ago
I thought the first picture of the article was an USB-C connector...
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by phito 1y ago
Not to mention the risks of being on a list.
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by phito 1y ago
Wouldn't be an autism thread without all the label gatekeepers
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by phito 1y ago
Unless autism gives you an eating disorder, making it so you have absolutely no energy reserves cough cough
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by phito 1y ago
how is it annoying...? it's literally like that in almost every single language out there. IMO seeing unquoted strings in YAML feels weird.
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by phito 1y ago
You need to install an executable on your machine.
163.
by phito 1y ago
Yep it starts being really fun when you can go directly from an idea to making it, because you already have the components on hand from previous projects/hoarding.
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by phito 1y ago
Also I doubt that Haribo has special light battery technology. Seems more likely that they lied on the capacity... Article doesn't test the capacity
165.
by phito 1y ago
Yeah I'd say most people view it as such, until they hit (docker hub) rate limits.
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by phito 1y ago
I've only seen these kind of libraries in JavaScript. They are a direct result of poor language design.
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by phito 1y ago
Please no, I hate using any voice control, even if it works well. Sometimes, especially when I am alone, I do not want to speak.
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by phito 1y ago
As a human, I do agree that it would be better and we should strive for that. However I don't think humans are really driving all this progress/innovation. It is just evolution keeping doing what it's always done, it is ruthl
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by phito 1y ago
Great, I will look into that. Thank you!
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by phito 1y ago
Because the goal of "AI" is not to have fun, it's to solve problems and increase productivity. I have fun programming too, but you have to realize the world isn't optimizing make things more fun.
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by phito 1y ago
Could you please elaborate? I find this interesting as I'm building a k8s cluster and also have a bunch of RPIs laying around...
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by phito 1y ago
I did not select tomato.
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by phito 1y ago
https://www.tubearchivist.com/ There's even a good Jellyfin integration
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by phito 1y ago
Fruits and berries are not vegetables. But potato man is :)
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by phito 1y ago
Really fun and creative! Currently stuck at 17 (draw a circle) because I'm using a laptop in a car :(
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by phito 1y ago
> for a species that evolved in the sun, I do not believe one bit that sun exposure, which incidentally is linked to many benefits because it’s so bloody normal, is something that can only be dealt with modern technology and we should be
177.
by phito 1y ago
Not everyone wants to be an entrepreneur
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by phito 1y ago
It's easy in theory. I'd say about 30% of my containers require root and just wouldn't work on Podman.
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by phito 1y ago
Any decent router is going to block connections from internet to your local network by default. For ollama to be accessible from the outside, they had to allow it explicitly. There's no way to blame ollama for this.
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by phito 1y ago
Same, Claude really likes purple gradients on buttons.

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