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About the quality of the images, it's on purpose:
By dithering, we can make images ten times less resource-intensive, even though they are displayed much larger than on the old website.
This is needed because the website is solar-powered and self-hosted on low-tech hardware, read more here:
If you want to read more about the topic and about the readiness of the Swiss army, I can recommend a short book by John McPhee called La Place de la Concorde Suisse
Yes, I know, but it was a deliberate choice not to send the entire history, to keep the token consumption and costs low
Thanks for the feedback! Should be fixed now
Thanks for the feedback! Tried to solve this just now, can you check?
It's confusing because is actually called Chat Completion API :) https://platform.openai.com/docs/guides/chat It's the one used on ChatGPT that includes gpt-3.5-turbo and gpt-4
Not really had much time to test the results. Yeah it should be possible to tweak the settings (mostly temperature and prompt) to get better results. Also I think I’m not sending the full history right now, to avoid consuming too many tokens
Hey, the model is GPT-turbo3.5 from OpenAI. I’m just using their API. Formatting is not supported at the moment but maybe I try to make it work today
Creator here, just woken up and it’s funny to see PizzaGPT on the front page of HN.
I had the idea yesterday, when reading about ChatGPT being blocked in Italy. I’m an Italian living abroad so I still have access to it, but my parents and friends living there don’t. I believe AI is a revolutionary tool that should be available to anyone, the same way internet has been.
The website was coded yesterday in a couple of hours, so it’s full of bugs and potential improvements. But I just wanted to ship something quickly. For the stack I used Nuxt 3, Tailwind and DaisyUI.
Regarding the AI, it’s literally just a wrapper of OpenAI completions API (turbo-3.5 model) and a chat interface, so it should give the same answers as the free version of ChatGPT.
I am still a bit afraid of the costs if many people start using it, so I’ve added a donate button. You can donate the equivalent of a pizza (pizzaware model?) to help keep it running
Recently I started using colima[0], a drop in replacement for Docker Desktop on Mac, and have seen an increase in performance and battery life. You can use all the normal docker and docker compose commands. It does not have a GUI but you can use the Docker extension on VS Code to have an overview of running containers.
“improves battery life by up to 0.5%” To me this line is quite ridiculous. We all know that Chrome is now the main responsible for battery consumption on any laptop and could be optimized much more.
The remote controller is just radio, not Bluetooth. But inside the board there is also a Bluetooth module that connects just to a smartphone app. Data remains in the app. You can then decide to upload it to a web service in case you want to see the data on an interactive map or you want to share it. Anyway, it's just riding data, it's not associated with any of your personal information.