tjhowse @ tjhowse @lemmy.world

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While I agree with you, I think it's a bit unkind to reply in this way. Sometimes bash is all you have, and it's interesting to learn about tools even if you're unlikely to use them.

I put valetudo on my Roborock s8 and blocked its access to the internet at my router. Works perfectly and integrates well with home assistant.

Were you on the NS forums? I went by "Scythe" back in those days.

I would say unless you have a specific problem that is fixed by the new firmware I would keep your system the way it is.

I liked the thorough explanation of the decision process, but I think universal approval is a paralysing requirement. This risks stagnation.

If you're having fun you're doing it right.

Fortunately there are no ethical problems with obtaining oil for petrol-powered cars.

Most timber that includes the heart, or core, of the tree will eventually split/check like that.

I think it still looks awesome though. Please post the final result when you're done!

I think the biggest improvement in output compared to baseline humans would stem from synthesis between fields. At best a human can become a turbo-expert in a single field of study, maybe two if they're truly exceptional.

Being an expert in everything would let The Being see links between fields invisible to normal folk.

Imagine a master sculptor who's also an incredible portrait artist. Bam! Photorealistic sculptures!

It's not hard to imagine a field of maths linking closely with biology to produce statistical models for cell propagation. Multidisciplinary teams can achieve great things, but imagine that team is inside a single skull.

Love to see it. More first-party support for HASS.

We had a big solar array and oversized battery installed about a year ago. I have custom control logic setup that lets me discharge the battery to the grid when the electricity price spikes at night. We are on a electricity retailer that provides real-time pricing. This system means we draw nearly zero power from the grid, nearly zero demand charges, and usually earn about $3 to $5 a day selling at night. About once every 2 months there is a huge price spike and we earn $20 to $80 during the night which is a nice cherry on the top.

On cloudy days my logic charges the battery from the grid when power is cheap so we don't draw power at night when it's expensive.

Thanks! I appreciate this kind of information. I haven't really begun to do any non-stock stuff with my steam deck but I will one day.