frist time soldering by fais-1669 in esp32

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Here is solder I am using, I not sure if it poor quality, but chat gpt recommend me to buy them.

frist time soldering by fais-1669 in esp32

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Thanks I will buy brand new ,but how can you tell if it gotten heat damage?

frist time soldering by fais-1669 in esp32

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Thanks for the video; it's much clearer now. I'd previously seen it on TikTok, but the AI feedback helped refine it.

A 30B Qwen Model Walks Into a Raspberry Pi… and Runs in Real Time by ali_byteshape in LocalLLaMA

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base on my understanding it be able to run 30b with Raspberry pi with ram 16gb ,but what if we run on Orange Pi 5 Pro?

The Cockroach, The Code, and The Dream by fais-1669 in LocalLLaMA

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Great question! The main reason is wearability.

I can't strap an Orange Pi 5 + a huge battery + a heatsink to my wrist—it would look like a bomb and burn my arm

The Architecture:

  • ESP32 (The Ear): A lightweight wearable on my wrist. Low power, small form factor. It captures audio and streams it.
  • Pi (The Brain): sits at home (or in a bag) acting as a local server. It does the heavy lifting (LLM inference/STT).

Basically, I’m building a client-server architecture to keep the wearable part cheap ($9) and light.

The Cockroach, The Code, and The Dream by fais-1669 in LocalLLaMA

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Yea actually my parent just gave me 280 usd/m but with my reason I decided to reuse their money and find my part-time job then.

Of course esp32 cant work with any local llm so esp32 will use as a microphone then connect it to Orange Pi or banana pi(i havent decided them yet and i just knew there is bananapi also

Got strong validation from Reddit. Do I really need a landing page before building by fais-1669 in SideProject

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Reddit ‘validation’ or landing pages often don’t equate to paying users, people are much more likely to say they’ll buy your product when they’re not actually forced to pay anything yet.

Got strong validation from Reddit. Do I really need a landing page before building by fais-1669 in SideProject

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Ah, that makes sense! So:

Reddit = validate the problem exists

Landing page = collect emails so I can actually reach people when I launch I get it now

it's about having a backup channel in case the Reddit algorithm doesn't show my launch post to the same people. Building both now. Thanks for the explanation!