I think you’ll struggle with the coherent part
Most LLMs can do a few paragraphs and stay on topic but after thet they need better guidance, usually by changing the prompt to stay relevant. 10k+ words can be hard for normal authors to stay coherent on a single prompt, let alone a GPT-3 model
Start by learning disassembling first!
Then learning replacement/upgrading of components next like your speaker idea. Then shift into assembly and constructing
Way easier to understand components and where they line up and their effects by taking apart and reverse engineering before trying to assemble or create/engineer anything yourself
https://youtu.be/3mcQfP8k51s?si=w1AP5Om1EJYMeNX6
<3 John Dunsworth!!
True
But the meme does convey it pretty well. That flex seal is definitely a temporary fix and not nearly as effective as a true repair
Section 331 of Title 18 of the United States code provides criminal penalties for anyone who fraudulently alters, defaces, mutilates impairs, diminishes, falsifies, scales, or lightens any of the coins coined at the Mints of the United States
Water + rest. Take off work!
Your body is fighting hard
I handwrite!
I figure if I ever want it digital the technology will/is advanced enough now to just scan and upload the pages and convert it to readable text files
Why not use the flowing water to spin a turbine?
I love that - suggesting good vegan/vegetarian recipes instead. Much smarter! You cant argue with a good meal :)
It’s a gif! I swear it’s not blank haha
Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull when the lady asks for all knowledge
Funny how everyone has their own hook into Star Trek
I had tried to watch TOS into TNG multiple times but faltered off shortly after TNG (something about TNG ‘monster of the week’ stuff can get boring after being so used to serialized shows…)
Then I watched DS9 (recommended by a buddy) and fell in LOVE!! and DS9 continues to be my favourite Trek :)
I agree! Armus’ tone and demeanor really build on his appearance, aswell as his real consequences with Tasha Yar make for a truly scary character
You can use the low-tech mythos ideology or superstition to keep people out
“We dont go in there because our forebearers spoke of misery to those that enter the room”
Reading the articles you attached OP, this is exactly the technology they are still struggling with. I dont think any open source consumer level models will have quite what you’re looking for… yet!