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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
I love Spain. They know how to do anarchy.
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
Not working on it yet but can a small box sitting on your counter do LLM, TTS all local with maybe outbound queries to the internet. First iteration may be box is rpi based and local LLM runs in another room on beefier machine (or even befo
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
So... Youtube? :-)
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
Not everyone agrees supermarkets should charge for groceries.
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
So metal detection to search for historical artifacts is legal in UK, illegal in Ireland?
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
What happens if no one takes the power (not one solar installation but lets assume lots of surplus power). Does it screw up the grid? Increase voltage/frequency? Would this lead to grid needing to be shut down?
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
Chrome has groups. You can expand collapse them. It somewhat helps. A decent fzf style history search runnable from the top bar might encourage me to close more tabs.
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
If I were to deliver you 1000 gallons of milk that expires in 10 minutes*, would you pay me or want to charge me for that priviledge. Assume you have enough milk already. * (< 1 millisecond for electricity but hey for the milk analogy sa
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
10 years ago for me math didn't add up for batteries and offgrid but it did add up for solar. Offgrid added up if you are already offgrid so that ongrid becomes a big expense when comparing.
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by bdhdbebebeb 2y ago
Not too bad. You need a lot of space for 50 panels. You need to live in a large suburbian house or rural and stick them on a barn or on the ground. Clearly to meet demand we need solar farms and grids for most people.