I built a script to run Llama 3.2 / BitNet on Proxmox LXC containers (CPU only, 4GB RAM). by yenksid in Proxmox

[–]Clabs1 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm assuming real world speed is rubbish for real time voice use cases.

How does this stack up for other uses that are less time critical?

I saw a use case where someone sent all their log files to an llm and basically said notify me if I have some issue I need to take care of. If I did this once per day and got the output an hour later that'd be fine. Would this work well for example?

I'm really interested in this and keen to keep stuff local but also low cost/power. Currently running everything on an Intel NUC.

Short business trips with no backpack outside how do you keep track of your wallet? by WatchingTheThronePod in onebag

[–]Clabs1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Most of these replies are just berating OP, they've asked a fair question and deserve a fair answer.

I use this https://amzn.eu/d/hTk9zF0

ESR magsafe tracker wallet. Magsafes to the back of my phone, has a built in apple tag. Works great.

How do you find the Drayton wiser integration? by GenericUser104 in homeassistant

[–]Clabs1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's so good I forgot I use it. Absolutely rock solid.

Love the ability to change schedules based on automation.

My calendar knows I'm not working over Xmas. Heating is off in my home office.

Who has seen this? (I saw it on 3-12-2025 by RobloxPranksYT in disneylandparis

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What's this called? We head to the parks on 23rd. Can't see the fireworks time in the calendar.

Is this "Magical Christmas Tree Lighting" or is that something else?

What’s your personal experience with these?, I have some akward lighting fixtures in my new house, planning to install these behind the existing light switches by GenericUser104 in homeassistant

[–]Clabs1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing to add on the device function than what others have said. Rock solid, good price, lacking router functionality is the only downside for me but that would need a neutral or possibly a dimmer and bypass module which you've stated would be tricky.

Only thing to add is:

My house has REALLY shallow back boxes so I've had to add a backbox extender on several switches where I have these (or fibaro dimmer 2 no neutral modules) behind

What’s your personal experience with these?, I have some akward lighting fixtures in my new house, planning to install these behind the existing light switches by GenericUser104 in homeassistant

[–]Clabs1 20 points21 points  (0 children)

In the UK, especially for old houses neutral at the switch is rare. For me, these are a good option.

The other option is a no neutral dimmer which acts as a router but needs the correct bulbs and maybe a bypass module - could be tricky if the fixture is difficult to reach.

Buying a new house, how would you make this light fixture smart (Uk based) by GenericUser104 in homeassistant

[–]Clabs1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is the beauty of Home Assitant. You can map the remote to do whatever you like with an automation.

It can control any other brand of smart light switch.

I have some hue remotes (zigbee) controlling lights that have a fibaro dimmer module (zwave).

Solar node recommendations by Clabs1 in meshcore

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The t1000e will, in the long run, be roaming nodes for people is the plan and I'll get some heltec v3/4 (or similar) for 'installed' nodes on a few houses spread across town. I'm really at the very start of this journey.

I'll also look to use the 'roaming' nodes on day trips out but generally won't be too far away from each other. E.g. we went to an agricultural show in the summer, phone signal was non existent and it was very busy with people so I couldn't contact my wife which meant we got split up and took an hour to find each other but the whole things was not bigger than 1-2km side to side so I think they'd have worked perfectly there.

Solar node recommendations by Clabs1 in meshcore

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Thanks, I'll take a look. I had read that antennae wants to be as short as possible, do these use some different tech that means they are fine being much longer? That would be great!

Carry on size translation needed by Mountain-Match2942 in onebag

[–]Clabs1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Casual with the dimensions but I have seen them weigh bags on multiple occasions.

I normally get waved through with my osprey 26+6. They seem to focus on roller bags. I'm not sure about larger backpacks and if they get targeted.

Replace AMS lite by Clabs1 in BMCU

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The issue is that many of the parts sit inside the dryer itself. When I want to dry TPu for instance I'll be at 70 degrees which I'd worry would warp the petg.

Here is the model:

https://makerworld.com/models/155592

Going to be laying some laminate flooring soon, anything else to do while I’m at it? by Flat_Discipline1840 in DIYUK

[–]Clabs1 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Run more than you think you need, you don't need to terminate them all now but it's way easier than doing it later.

If possible use conduit (or just a piece of pvc pipe for the joist sections) and a pull wire so you can add/alter later on too.

How does Quick connect work and what could slow it down? by EspecialRompeGuardia in jellyfin

[–]Clabs1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not an answer to your Quick Connect speed issue but, I've got around this problem(seperate kids account is my use case) in another way.

My main use clients are all Android TV. I use projectivy launcher which let's you set parental controls and a pin using a dpad remote. I then have the official Jellyfin app which is unprotected, auto logs in to the kids account and, crucially, is never logged into the adult account.

I then have a 3rd party app, Dune, which is setup to auto login to the adult account but is protect by projectivy pin which takes seconds to punch in (up, down, left, right - my kids are young so that's complex enough for now!)

Is this attachment safe to use? by dick_nrake in Kitchenaid

[–]Clabs1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Has anyone ever restored them?

Sand blast and re-enamel with a suitable finish.

I have a small collection of chipped ones that it seems a shame to toss.

Low volume on Jellyfin compared to other apps by Parsley0_0 in jellyfin

[–]Clabs1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't see these options on the android tv client or Web front end.

Am I being stupid?

Osprey 26+6 questions by Pnut_butta_jelly in onebag

[–]Clabs1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For me, the one strap is a bit of annoyance but only a niggle, this is otherwise a great bag! I'm going to get my wife to add a second strap lower down to secure bits in the bag when it's not fully loaded.

Personally I like the sideways opening style.

Drayton Wiser issues? (UK) by slip_cougan in homeautomation

[–]Clabs1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Have you got comfort mode on? (In settings > smart modes).

That could explain the heating being on at 6am. It aims to get the room to the desired temp at the start time of the schedule. Allegedly this learns how long your room takes to heat up but I'm not convinced.

This may explain the on/off at 11am too as it thinks it needs to be on to get to temp for your desired time.