u/Injunire

Great pictures! What camera did you use?

Try doing the idle relearn procedure and see if that helps. My 2015 had a poor idle at stops and would shudder but it was fixed by doing the relearn.

Do you have cameras? They can use a lot of bandwidth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PM2NocuEihw

The Costco Caddytek has worked well for me. Going on it's 4th season now and still in great shape.

Winter

Exactly, there was a large loss but comparing the 2 listings the property went from a fully finished house to a half renovated mess.

They took out my internet the first time they used an excavator instead of the vac truck. Dug right through the cable line and took out internet for the house. I spoke to the workers outside asking if they deal with Rogers but left it up to me to contact. Rogers ran a line that evening but it ended up making a bigger mess with the new wire unable to be buried until the next crew comes and does it properly, which now will take until the snow melts I assume.

They have also left multiple open holes right beside the sidewalk that are now uncovered and full of snow after the sidewalk plows. It's a mess, unsafe and the progress has slowed to a crawl now that snow is here. I'm not sure what they were planning starting the work in November now that the neighbourhood is torn up and they are unable to fix it with 2 feet of snow over everything.

Nice lots of details in the part. Did you use part design workbench?

I used CC to improve my mini-starter screen with some git and other status info and it did a great job. I also had some deprecation warnings for which-key so I just copied those into CC and it fixed them all in one shot.

My P1S printer has printed everything I've thrown at it. It was the first printer that successfully printed very flexible TPU when I needed it.

What's the special magic?

I've used all of these tools to debug problems in containers and k8s. It's still linux whether it's running in a container or not and these tools are still useful for debugging.

If you have full access to the source code then yes? LLM models are fundamentally different anyway, using a GGUF model file or similiar format isn't an executable file like a keylogger is.

If the model is open and can run anywhere then what is the concern with data privacy? You can run the model 100% locally if you have enough compute and many providers in NA or EU regions already host the models as well.

One of my favourite mods thanks for all the work on this!

ctrl-v to select a series of numbers and then ctrl-a to increment and ctrl-x to decrement.

Sonnet is still one of the better models available currently.

Yep was seriously considering a Mac Mini with 64GB for local LLMs but if this can run larger models for a similar price in the same form factor I'd pick Nvidia instead.

small typo in 250kg should be 250g. 250kg is a chunky drone :P

Avante has been working well in my setup using ollama as well.

It's improved a ton and some new features like the Assembly workbench have been a great and needed addition. Still some rough edges especially when comparing to a commercial tool like Fusion 360 but it has advantages too.