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… I'm under no illusions that it'll be hands-off, but it'll reduce my maintenance to a few line items to handle rather than a substantial drain on my time. Time that I can use to put more things into place. I'm sure you've noticed how bad the search experience has become. …
… And that’s just the LLM side… It’s even compatible with AI models besides LLMs Image generators, TTS models, and STT pipelines, Open WebUI can do it all Most productivity-driven AI applications can only harness LLMs to aid my daily tasks, with a few supporting embedding models at most. …
… That could’ve been the end of the experiment, but you know we wouldn’t be here if that were the case. The Home Assistant MCP has some fairly strong guardrails built in, so you'll need an alternate approach for sweeping changes. …
… The company says it will honor the old price for current users, that the new price “reflects the full suite of new features” it has added to Plus, and that it will “continue investing in Plus through new features and expanding Sidekick.” Skylight Calendar’s new AI tool helped tame my family’s busy … …
… Over the past year, there have been important changes in the state of regulation, cryptography, tooling, and software supply chain practices. In this talk, Marta will present a curated overview of the key trends that marked the year across both Linux and RTOS-based platforms. …
… Now, you might just say, “Dhruv, that’s why you keep physical switches as a redundancy.” Well, the answer to that is that I designed my home for my own lifestyle, and most of my physical backup switches are conveniently tucked away inside cabinets to maintain a clean aesthetic. …
… While the transcription quality is fairly accurate and the features are sometimes useful, it’s hard to ignore the privacy concerns. If a company is willing to bypass consent and send emails on your behalf, it raises questions about how it handles the data it collects. …
… In fact, I’ve got two different AI-powered pipelines set up in my Home Assistant hub – one that lets me manage my smart devices using my voice, while another bridges the gap between local AI apps and HASS by tossing MCP servers into the mix. …
… The modern local AI smart home stack Ollama plus Qwen is the way to go The current local AI smart home stack is surprisingly approachable compared to what it looked like even two or three years ago. …
… I’ll admit that it took me more than a year and hours of troubleshooting to fully deck out my HASS instance. But I’d happily do it again if I had to, as few things are more satisfying than controlling every aspect of my living space through voice commands and automation rules. …