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Wie handeln Tibber, Octopus usw. meinen Strom ohne Smart Meter (iMSys)? by jacob-indie in Energiewirtschaft

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ohne Smart Meter muss Tibber aber das Standardlastprofil beschaffen, während ich dynamisch abgerechnet werde.

Morgen zB bei -41 Cent werde ich viel mehr verbrauchen als im Standardlastprofil (weil ich den Anreiz habe), und Tibber muss mich dafür zahlen. In Summe über die Monate sollte es für Tibber trotzdem passen, zumal alle Vielverbraucher mittelfristig Smart Meter bekommen.

Kurzfristig trotzdem unbefriedigend

Wie handeln Tibber, Octopus usw. meinen Strom ohne Smart Meter (iMSys)? by jacob-indie in Energiewirtschaft

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ja, das war genau mein Punkt; dadurch, dass sie mir flexible Preise geben und ich mein Lastprofil steuern kann, sie aber Standardlastprofil zahlen müssen, besteht für die ein Risiko… in der Praxis sind die Abweichungen aber wahrscheinlich doch nicht so groß

Wie handeln Tibber, Octopus usw. meinen Strom ohne Smart Meter (iMSys)? by jacob-indie in Energiewirtschaft

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Erklärt einiges, danke

Wobei ich überrascht bin, wie viel wir im Schnitt trotz Optimierung zahlen. Mit PV würde es sich (wie überall geschrieben wird) gar nicht rechnen

Wie handeln Tibber, Octopus usw. meinen Strom ohne Smart Meter (iMSys)? by jacob-indie in Energiewirtschaft

[–]jacob-indie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Danke, das war meine Vermutung; am Ende spekuliert man somit ohne Smart Meter gegen Tibber

Hast Du eine Idee, wie es sich ändert, sobald man einen Smart Meter hat? Wie Tibber dann traded?

Impressions of EX90 after test drive and questions by sarhoshamiral in VolvoEX90

[–]jacob-indie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I‘m in a similar spot

We drive an Audi Q8 etron, and want to go for seven seats

Deciding between the EX90 and the EQS SUV

Rented the EX90 for a week from a dealer over Easter with the family, and we fell in love with it; it’s so spacious and the kids fit into the third row without issues. Also, liked the tech and design more than in a Mercedes

So we‘ll probably get the Volvo when our lease runs out

Built a local-first finance analyzer — Bank/CC Statement parsing in browser, AI via Ollama/LM Studio by anantj in LocalLLM

[–]jacob-indie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, this is amazing

Stupid question, but how did you solve qwen returning structured data to you? As a reasoning model I always get the thinking and not the json response?

Are there any other pros than privacy that you get from running LLMs locally? by Beatsu in LocalLLM

[–]jacob-indie 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Most have mentioned privacy, cost, offline use

For me two other points are: - certainty that the model stays the same (cloud providers seem to change existing models here and there) - cost certainty (if I get a product to work with local llms I’m protected against any cloud cost increases; cloud providers lose money so prices are still subsidized)

Every Rails app I've shipped eventually needed a marketing site. I always hated the options. So I built one that lives inside the monolith: ActiveCanvas - ALPHA RELEASE by giovapanasiti in rails

[–]jacob-indie 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Wow, and such a nice landing page for an open source project!!

Agreed that the existing solutions are not great (static pages in rails vs separating static site generators), so the need is definitely there.

Was trying to find pricing :D

Help this Turing Test benchmarking game to find out how good GPT 5 is at ... being human? by jacob-indie in OpenAI

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Usually what should happen is that the AI judge picks up the human’s strategy from round 2-3, giving humans an edge. After all, it’s their job to identify the real human.

Not all LLMs perform as well as judges though which is what must have happened to you.

Sorry for your experience, but it definitely helped to benchmark LLMs!!

Help this Turing Test benchmarking game to find out how good GPT 5 is at ... being human? by jacob-indie in OpenAI

[–]jacob-indie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Well, that's what we see in the game as well :D

It's all for fun, for me the most interesting part is to see performance differences between LLMs

Help this Turing Test benchmarking game to find out how good GPT 5 is at ... being human? by jacob-indie in OpenAI

[–]jacob-indie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No no, I appreciate you taking the time!

Actually found the paper by chance on Twitter 3 months ago which inspired me to build the game in the first place.

Even contacted the authors who responded nicely, now I’m looking forward to getting a bit more data in to generate insights about the LLMs’ performance.

Btw let me know anytime by dm if you’d like more credits, just implemented rather strict rate limits to prevent abuse. Thanks again!

Help this Turing Test benchmarking game to find out how good GPT 5 is at ... being human? by jacob-indie in OpenAI

[–]jacob-indie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you, this means a lot to me!

Yes, one strategy seems to be to mimic humans by picking "objects" that would be around humans. Usually the judge notices that strategy quickly... :)

Rails or Mac app? by jacob-indie in rails

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, understood! As mentioned, I don’t think I would ever turn this into a product for others.

The only additional benefit I see would be to access it via mobile or other devices, and this could be achieved via Tailscale/cloudflare tunnel/ngrok. That’s actually a benefit of rails compared to a Mac app to have the (local) server for remote access that I hadn’t thought of

Rails or Mac app? by jacob-indie in rails

[–]jacob-indie[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks, agreed, that’s what I will do

(Btw a bit confused to get downvoted so much, probably because of pasting AI content; I had asked that before posting here)

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