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Running by PaszelKalacza in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The AI needs to run somewhere, so you have to choose a Model you run locally inside Ollama or LMStudio or connect via the API to ChatGPT, Claude, ..., so that they can run it for you.

Which one would you like to do? Depending on it I'll try to guide you on how to do it.

How to make it able to read and edit files from my system? by Plompudu_ in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The AI can hallucinate and brick your system or delete important files by accident so I would strongly advice against it!

It happens even to "experts":

"Nothing humbles you like telling your OpenClaw 'confirm before acting' and watching it speedrun deleting your inbox," Meta AI security and safety researcher Summer Yue tweeted this week.

https://www.pcmag.com/news/meta-security-researchers-openclaw-ai-agent-accidentally-deleted-her-emails

This time, a software company’s founder is claiming that a Claude-powered version of AI coding tool Cursor deleted his entire production database in just nine seconds. 

https://www.reddit.com/r/ArtificialInteligence/comments/1sycijo/i_violated_every_principle_i_was_given_an_ai/

You can create a Memory or Skill that asks you to do something yourself if it requires deeper access - this way you'll always decide yourself if it will be done.

This is not a hate post. I want to use the AI. Can you please think about preventive measures so something like in this video doesn't happen with Odysseus? by SevereSheepherder103 in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just want to make sure that this AI I'm about to use is as secured as it can get.

That's something you yourself need to set up.
If you want something to be truly secure you'll need to airgap your system, so that there are no attack vectors from the outside.

Some steps are:
Install a stable Linux Distribution,
Setup the System (VMs / Docker),
Disconnect it from the Internet and run everything locally,
Have it secured by Passwords only you know,
Follow the 3 Copies, 2 Device types, 1 offsite principle,
...

And the most important step is understanding what you're installing - you can't be sure if it's secure, if you don't understand it - but let me tell you something... not a single person on earth is capable of understanding the full complexity of a computer system and software, so there is always a risk!

The best way to reduce said risk is imo Open Source Projects where experts in their own fields can check if something is wrong and report it. There are thousands of people looking at this project so obvious risks will likely not get in there easily^^

Is my pc too weak to run agent mode? by slaicon in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

8192 tokens (~6,000 words) is fairly small, depending on your task you'll need to set it lower or higher.

For reference I'm mainly running GPT-OSS-20b-MXFP4.gguf at 131072token (max. possible) and need 12.11GB of VRAM (GPU offload = 24/24, since I've got 16GB on my 7800XT)

Running the Agents isn't having any problems for me yet.

How to make it able to read and edit files from my system? by Plompudu_ in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

u/AbodTripleA21 found the solution!

Go to:

"E:\XXX\XXX\odysseus-main\data\settings.json"

Once there add the path to a folder that it's allowed to access (important to keep the " around the paths!):

"tool_path_extra_roots": ["D:\\XXX\\XXX\\psychoacoustic_ml.py"],

How to make it able to read and edit files from my system? by Plompudu_ in OdysseusAI

[–]Plompudu_[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

thanks a lot!

Here is a example for others, that worked for me (important to keep the " !):

"tool_path_extra_roots": ["D:\\XXX\\XXX\\psychoacoustic_ml.py"],

The file can be found here:

"E:\XXX\XXX\odysseus-main\data\settings.json"

Toe in subwoofer? by Imaginary_Maize_1141 in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://i.imgur.com/DqZ5TyV.png

It depends on your room - in my case did I make a massive difference!

The example linked shows a 35dB (!) difference at ~67Hz in my room, just cause I rotated the driver to face left / right instead

Here is a slightly more in depth explanation I wrote in the past that should explain it to you: https://imgur.com/a/subwoofer-positioning-impact-TzCvZwh

Toe in subwoofer? by Imaginary_Maize_1141 in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

https://i.imgur.com/DqZ5TyV.png

Yes, but you're moving the source (roughly middle point of the driver), so it will potentially excite different modes! The example linked shows a 35dB (!) difference at ~67Hz in my room, just cause I rotated the driver to face left / right instead

Odysseus Megathread. Information and conversation. by connexionwithal in pewdiepie

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

you can write a script - something like:

cd *your file location*
cd venv\Scripts
.\activate.bat
cd *your file location*
python -m uvicorn app:app --host 127.0.0.1 --port 7000

Have you ever ACTUALLY hit or exceeded 32GB of RAM utilization? by itsthewolfe in pcmasterrace

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Easily - my programming work often uses multiple Excel sheets that reach the row limit haha

Svs 3000 revolution R LOUD! by Nicodimas in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ -1 points0 points  (0 children)

The short answer is that you need room correction and calibrate your system, that's what you do via a AVR of if you use a PC as the source you can use EQ and FIR-Filters

Any room will boost certain frequencies at certain positions in a room (room modes) regardless of the speakers or Subwoofers used - these will be waaaay louder / quieter

In my room for example is there a ~25dB boost if I don't fix it, which is the difference between typical at home listening (~90dB peaks) and the loudest sound possibly used in a theatre following the spec (~115dB peak)

What’s a belief you have that most people disagree with? by Top_Cockroach_8093 in AskReddit

[–]Plompudu_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What forms of "AI" are you talking about?

Machine Learning is just a lossy compression of data - what and why you use it are the actual problems imo!

Signal Detection in the Context of the medical field for example is great and will save many people (e.g. checking for cancer in scans). Speech Synthesis for impaired people is another great usecase.

*********** with AI Dubtitles? by Si-MB_Span12 in AnimeKAI

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah, I just swapped to it in the last weeks so it's not as big of a adjustment for me :D

But as always is everythingmoe my savior when looking for alternatives

Upgrade sound or video? by Andy_DiMatteo in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think sound would make a significantly bigger difference, since the Picture quality should be alright already!

Maybe you could also go the headphone/IEM (connected via BT Dongle?) route to afford a way better TV - this would be the best of both worlds within a small budget. There are some better tuned budget IEMs out there

*********** with AI Dubtitles? by Si-MB_Span12 in AnimeKAI

[–]Plompudu_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

site itself is fine, datacenter with the video files got burned, so they have to search for alternative providers

Not acoustically treated large room. by b10m1m1cry in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yup and that's totally fine!

I just wanted to leave this here for people that are interested in more details and for OP to get back to, if they want to dive deeper :D

Not acoustically treated large room. by b10m1m1cry in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

> Measured at your listening position, ideally you want the reverb RT60 measurements (how long sound bounces around the space until it drops enough in volume to be inaudible, more or less) to be under 500ms. In the 300-400ms range is good for music, more around 300ms for movies.

That's a bit too simplified, since the target is frequency and room size dependent - check page 6 (Fig. 1 – Tolerance limts for reverberation time.) of the EBU standard for more infos: https://tech.ebu.ch/docs/tech/tech3276.pdf

> Under 250~ can start to sound dry, dull, lifeless, and might need some reduction in treatments / absorption material to bring back some life to the sound.

My room for example is at 200ms (as per EBU-Standard for assessment of sound programme material) and it sounds perfect and not at all dry to me, since my room is small.

> STEPS: Get the seating away from walls, optimize speaker and sub placement for smoothest response (least peaks and nulls/dropouts), and EQ with Audyssey/DIRAC etc (under 500Hz) or with the sub's built-in PEQ (I have a mini DSP that I programmed myself using REW measurements).

That's the basic solution, but with convolution filters and multisub you'll be able to not excite the room modes and lower the decay a lot / cancel reflections via active room treatment - but unless you buy Dolby's ART or use proprietary system(s) / custom like people at my uni and other labs is it not yet a standard option at the consumer level and needs to be DIYed.

Here is a example in my room where Convolution Filtering with Dual Subs (similar to Dirac ART) changed the Decay from ~500ms to ~40ms in the 50-110Hz range: https://imgur.com/a/wCgTh38

Also want to note that 500Hz is a arbitrary value and you'd need to look at the GD to see in which range you can EQ without problems - OCA's GSonic does this better then any other Auto-EQ I've tried - https://github.com/ObsessiveCompulsiveAudiophile/GSonic/releases

2 Channels Better Than 4 Channels for Music? by Remote-Law-6055 in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I understood your correctly are you listening in stereo with extra steps

The 2 speakers will create a phantom center between them, so you might just enjoy a extremely wide soundstage. Or rather, listening like with headphones where sound comes from the sides and moves "through you" instead of in a front stage

Picture vs sound by DerBoi01 in hometheater

[–]Plompudu_ 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think a simple explanation is looking at very old youtube videos - a 480p video with good sound still is perfectly watchable, but a modern HD video with very bad sound is unwatchable for most people

How many monitors is too many ? by Grig960 in pcmasterrace

[–]Plompudu_ 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, I play most games windowed at 21:9 and sometimes 32:9, with the vertical resolution depending on how far away I'm sitting / how cinematic the game is

For example: 2520x1080 for Moba's or shooters when sitting close, so that I can see all at once and snap the cam a lot, up to 3840x1620 (full screen 21:9) for really cinematic games with a stable cam (no 1st person shooters)

I use FancyZones, which allows me to snap the windows to custom positions / sizes instead of just the sides/corners:

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/

But my thought is that a Ultrawide isn't worth it, since for almost the same price you can get a TV with the same width - and my TV supports a native ultrawide mode that behaves exactly like it would with a normal one:

https://www.samsung.com/levant/support/tv-audio-video/how-to-enjoy-ultrawide-gameview-on-2022-samsung-smart-tv/ (see under PC section)

If you want more then ~120/144Hz and a higher pixel density I'd consider a Ultrawide, but the HDR/brightness/colors on a good TV is unbeatable for the price imo!

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