Hominine

“Pick up the can citizen.”

Home Assistant has a couple of plugins in the community store (HACS) that can help visualize the data in addition to it’s own native cards. I’m for sure going to tinker with this later but, like the other poster said, it’s a rabbit hole.

https://github.com/Progaros/GadgetbridgeMqtt This can be used to broker GB data to different services. As a Home Assistant junkie I’d go this route to visualize the info… (given the time, so many projects!)

Interesting, I’ve recently heard the automotive market is starting to cater to the $70k+ crowd and so this tracks somewhat. That said, the 1% accounting for 50% of consumption still sounds incredible.

Plus one for ProxMox, I love that software so much. I am a container person though, and put my containers in containers. Containers all the way down until I am put in a container.

Sure and you have no reason to lie to yourself about the reality of your purchase. Why can no one can devise a well run study to split the difference? Oh well, guess we’ll just have to stick to our base assumptions.

For the average person to reassume the cognitive load of driving and awareness of what’s around then moving at highway speeds? I don’t think 40 seconds is a stretch at all.
Also, the smug self-assurance of a Tesla owner does little more than reveal just why people feel the way they do about this kind of person. So certain in the technology and other Tesla owners that concerns over the bicycle rider or the pedestrian become little more than background noise.

Recently read a book on the Nudge effect and it mentioned it taking upwards of 40 seconds for a human to re-establish control of an automated vehicle. Is not having to worry about traffic and your place in it when using “automated” driving part of the appeal? I guess not breaking the law isn’t quite decadent enough for Tesla owners.

I am appreciating many of the replies pillorying the “big tent” response, but what an obvious non-answer to a very real problem. It all smacks of Framework being cool with giving money to far-right provocateurs, and a well off shitheel at that.

Appreciate you taking the time to share this, have a great weekend.

Hey everyone, the name caller above is going to give the police state a big ol’ bear hug after recess is over. Why has Lemmy forced their hand like this?!

How about you take a ninth-grade speech class first?

Take your meds.

You’re very welcome, congrats!

There’s a docker build that has a patch for the metadata; It’s spotty, but I’ve been using it just fine. I will link it here in a few when I get to my compose file. Edit: blampe/lidarr:latest

Finally broke down this week and moved to Tuta mail, but I almost gave Proton a trial run first. After Yen’s last fumble, I felt the need to dodge a bullet. What timing.

It’s been a minute since I’ve done this in proxmox, but this video should help get you over the hump. Good luck!

There are dozens of us!

Lemmy is one of the few places I go that has the knowledge base to have a nuanced opinion of AI, there’s plenty of programmers here using it after all.

The topic du jour is not whether the recall of myriad data is impressive, it’s that LLMs are not fundamentally capable of doing the thing that has been claimed at bottom. There does not seem to be a path to having logical capabilities come on board, it’s a fundamental shortcoming.

Happy to be proven wrong though.

Media and online commentary about the issue led the Australian Bureau of Statistics to last week issue a stern rebuke and fact check, saying the use of OAD data “does not reflect the official ABS definition of migration and may lead to inaccurate conclusions on migration”.

I mean you walked onto your own intellectual landmine there; the cognitive dissonance is now your row to hoe. Given that burden there is little surprise in watching you devolve to emojis like every other nervous boomer caught in a lie. Also the the phrase was “Racist propaganda that is easily debunked,” but we’re not allowing reading comprehension to get in our way now are we?