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Llama.cpp, Speaches, and Open WebUI turned my Raspberry Pi into a voice assistant that actually works
There’s no denying that cutting-edge graphics cards are ideal for hosting large language models, especially for productivity tasks where you want high accuracy without compromising on performance.
Your junk drawer is five weekend projects short of a smart home.
With AI being all the rage at the moment it’s been somewhat annoying that using a large language model (LLM) without significant amounts of computing power meant surrendering to an online service run ...
The platform lets makers turn ESP32 boards and Raspberry Pi systems into custom AI interfaces with displays, audio, buttons, ...
Jeff's been involved in the IT industry since before the Internet and spent more than 20 years working in technical support, system administration, network administration, and consulting roles. He ...
There’s one big problem: Home Assistant doesn’t yet offer any hardware you can buy and put on your kitchen counter. That’s the gap a curious new project, Willow, aims to fill. It’s a project to ...
As someone who has spent a long time building PCs, I’ve got a fair share of outdated hardware stacked in my garage. But it ...
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