does dolphin counts?

Hey, thanks for that, I actually have videos about everything you just asked, specially for the dashboard, the code is on my website so you can adapt it to your needs and I have a series on presence detection, but short answer yes, you need some kind of bluetooth device to be able to have in room presence detection. It works great, but I would say it's an adition, not a replacement for other presence detection methods. Go to my website and on the blog, look for the lovelave, presence detection and integrations tags.

@@fixtse. Thank you! I will read more on your website and your youtube channel as well, and also I will activate the bell not to miss any of new videos! Thank you

Jetson is NOT the platform you want to use for LLMs. Just get a home server setup and aim for a 3080ti, it gives you some wiggle room and at least a decent experience. 12GB VRAM would be recommended minimum. Yes it's relatively expensive but, the GPU can be repurposed if LLMs become small enough for smaller hardware requirements. A Jetson is not useful for LLMs and has limited reuse / resale options.

@@baudneo sounds like a whole video in its self

It really is a valid point, and one to consider before investing in new hardware. I'm talking about a different thing here, but tech is a fast-paced and merciless industry, and when it comes to hardware, companies will murder any product line that is not longer profitable, sometimes even if it is, so you want to invest in something commercial enough that is not going to fall out of grace soon, and most importantly, something that can be repurposed easily. Now to answer your question, I haven't, I don't know much about the jetson platform yet, but, my question would be, is it easy to get them in a configuration with 48GB of ram? Since RAM is a big requirement for modern LLMs, I think that an AI platform should offer easy access to it, since consumer grade GPUs currently aren't.

@@fixtse. yep very valid points to take in here. Did you ever share what setup you had to run this?

⁠@@baudneo Jetson is actually working with Paulus and the HA team. They working on seamlessly integrating local models with HA using their hardware. I guess it’s extremely promising. But agin if your running local control models on any hardware why run a censored and over aligned model. Unless your creating a Disney land theme park.

Yes, the case is just for easier positioning and protecting the electronics from dust, etc. But it should work without it.

Mmmm no he probado utilizarlo en modo ZHA, pero dado a que mencionas de que antes funcionaba y de que tuviste que cambiar el router, quizá tenga algo que ver con la configuración del router que impide el autodiscovery del gateway desde ZHA, existe la opción de que puedas ingresar la ip manualmente? sino, puedes tratar con zigbee2mqtt. Yo utilizo el mio con el firmware por defecto, ya que como inicié mi casa inteligente inicialmente solo con dispositivos xiaomi/aqara, la mayoría de mis sensores funcionan sin problema

​@@fixtse. muchas gracias por la respuesta. Luego de ver varios videos y foros encontré algo viendo un video de habla inglesa de zigbee2mqtt que me sirvió para hacer funcionar en ZHA (al agregar el ZHA seleccione manualmente: y como puerto tpc://laipdelgateway:8888) al hacer esto logre que de nuevo reconociera ZHA con el gateway.

@@fixtse. muchas gracias por responder, ya logre volver a vincular a ZHA luego de ver varios videos y foros en ingles referentes al tema. De igual manera estaré indagando mas sobre zignee2mqtt ya que según estuve comprobando tiene mas compatibilidad con dispositivos Zigbee

Hi Shannon, that's weird, about the plot graph, I'm not able to reproduce this on my setup. Do you have a second esp32 device you can try? I had to use the factory reset trick to get mine working, but it only happened to me when I was in the middle of testing, so constantly changing the settings for the device, but after I set my stable setup, I haven't had problems with any of my sensors.

Hi, thank you. I think this has so much potential, IF you have and use more than one ESP32 device on your smart home. Since you can use your other boards, as a bluetooth extender or add more sensors to use in home assistant. For example taking as example the SLWF-03, it has a touch button, IR receiver, microphone, and light strip support, so you could use one for the effects, and you could integrate that touch button into home assistant and use it to trigger an automation, the same for the IR receiver, maybe integrate some unused buttons of your tv remote to trigger some home assistant scenes. And the microphone could be used to trigger Assist by voice.

just slow down the videos, I usually speed them up! but agree this one has me lost a bit what the use case is...

Hi, no, It's still there ollama.com/fixt/home-3b-v3. Thank you for your comment, btw Look out for this week's video on Saturday, you might find it useful.

You can safely skip it.

Yes, i'll give you some instructions as soon a I get some free time, some minor changes to the yaml file are required, mainly related to the mac address being added to the name of the device

I noticed this as well it lets me add to home assistant but not to esp home dashboard. How can you add this if we can't edit the yaml file with out having to pay for the yaml code ?

Did you get a solution for this ?

Hi, @@shannonbreaux8442, yes, he is a member of the channel, he has access to the yaml file that is needed for the device to appear on the esphome dashboard.

Hi, yes RX2 is D16 and TX2 is D17, I'll pin this so if anyone else gets a board without the RX2, TX2 labels, know to look for D16 and D17 instead (GPIO16 and GPIO17).

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@@fixtse. Awesome! I will reach out super excited

@@fixtse. I emailed you via your about section on your website.

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@@fixtse. Ahhh por poco jajaj buen canal bro!

No, sorry.

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Hey, thanks for letting me know, I'll see what is happening

Interesting, I haven't test this scenario yet, could take a while, but i'll add it to my list and get back to you when I have an answer.

@@fixtse. Thanks for your time and videos!