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> For what it's worth, I've been using something similar with my prompts and felt the completions did a poor job of honoring this, but do a better job when asked to use words instead of characters. Yes, restricting by characters is hard for GPT-style LLMs because they work in tokens, not characters.
Thanks, that's a good pickup -I'll refine my prompt.
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#42I had been thinking about doing this. I’m getting really tired of talking to Alexa now I’m used to a machine actually understanding me. Lights is just the start. Things like getting the weather, playing a playlist (or coming up with a new one for me) would all be SO much better with an LLM instead of a dumb bot. Edit: if you’re going to downvote. Leave a comment at least. Are there just a lot of Alexa fans in the hou…
You simply add the Piper and Whisper addons, then add the integration in the GUI. Then you press the assistant button in the app or your browser and then press the mic button and talk.
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You've been down voted but I totally agree. Why not us the same amount of effort to trying and make a meaningful difference in the world?
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You've been down voted but I totally agree. Why not us the same amount of effort to trying and make a meaningful difference in the world?
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Thanks, that's a good pickup -I'll refine my prompt.
But LLM have little concept of tokens don't they? Or at least well not know what their tokenizes is like.
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#47I'm not against idea of having LLM be smart assistant for home, but I do have problem with sending any of that to cloud. It's one thing to use it as convenient way to change anything remotely but linking home automation not only into constant internet connectivity but also "that one particular cloud thing that might disappear at any moment" (hello google) just seems like setting yourself for problems later. At least…
"Internet of Things will not happen until LAN of Things arrives", to paraphrase someone. This already happens in the industry, like heavy industry. At home, it's held back by absence of an adequate server. Often a router box or a NAS would be fine to host something like OwnCloud. But to run ML middle, different and much more expensive hardware is required, which would sit idle 99% of time.
$20 for the SMD TPU isn't bad, but it's definitely at the top end of the BOM for custom PCB projects.
Ideally we'll see some competition with on-package options.
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#48"Fucking help me!!!" screamed out.
Rather than activate the sprinklers, ChatGPT admonishing the on fire, burning person, for language, and a lack of respect.
This is the AI is see currently. A hazard. A menace. A joke.
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#49Is there something that works with home assistant? Siri is just terrible and have been trying to replace it with anything. The ESP box posted last weeks looks pretty promising but wonder if there’s something that could work directly off of the rpi I host HA with.
No code required (unless you count the prompt template).