Are you following HA's latest push towards proxy devices? A few months back, they have been improving support for RF and infrared controlled devices through proxy hardware — as far as I understand, it lets you have just one RF transmitter in the home and have several integrations use it for sending their chosen commands on their chosen frequency, a sort of transport/logic decoupling. It's new, so there's not a lot of stuff that uses these proxies, but I want to play around with them and wanted to get them on your radar as well!

However, I trust Lumo only marginally more than ChatGPT, they really don't do themselves any favours by claiming it's all open-source when only the frontend is

I understood the title to mean "the people in FOSS whom we treat with the same morbid curiosity and provokation as the mentally ill people and other deviants who used to be displayed in circuses for other people's entertainment".

It's also clear to me from the text of the article that Drew does not hold contempt for neither of the two individuals he talks about, and the postscript demonstrates that he approaches this difficult topic with due diligence and respect for the people

Having read both now, I'm willing to take him at his word and accept his apology for the heinous things he has said in the past. I encourage people to read his statement to get a perspective for both sides and make up their mind

That said, I still find the original comment I responded to inappropriate, I believe it derails a genuine conversation about how we treat problematic people with mental illnesses

I think it falls short in meeting people where they are when they use env files. I appreciate the section at the end that says "if you must use dotenv files", but surely there's gotta be a middle ground where you can still leverage the OS and not lose out on convenience.

I think it could even look like an npm package that helps you set up the service correctly for local development, accounting for the reality that there is likely several projects on a developer's machine and some of these projects are there temporarily.

* of course, there's still all that stuff about environment variables being visible to other processes, so we still need decent runtime infrastructure for envvars like `DATABASE_URL_FILE`, a temporary file where the application can read the secret at runtime. I'd love to see that in Node instead of the `env-file`

However, I do agree with your point about live debugging. In light of that, I prefer to treat this submission as a curiosity about current model capabilities, and let the authors keep improving this project if they find it worth their time.

Let's be more respectful to the differing goals of people

https://repebble.com/watch

Also, while watching the announcement video, I noticed that the pixels are quite a bit more visible on the Round 2 on the same watchface, when compared to Time 2 — on the Time 2, the image is a lot more crisp. Is that a matter of adapting the watchfaces to the bigger screen?

Out of the box it can transcribe with Whisper or Faster-Whisper, but it can also align audio with an existing human-written transcript, providing time information without losing accuracy. This last feature was something I really needed, and my attempt at building it myself ended up much worse, so I'm glad I found this

I self-host it using Modal.com, as do some other commenters