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Figured it out. You have to have credit with OpenAI to use the API key.

When AWS offer training courses they generally have 4 different levels to help identify the target audience. Level 100 - Introductory Level 200 - Intermediate Level 300 - Advanced Level 400 - Expert AWS 300 level training in this case meant it was an advanced topic.

@@techwithdavidolding thanks for the info, but they cost a lot...

Yeah there's quite a bit to this method. There's an easier alternative where you can edit your scripts directly in the HA console -- www.home-assistant.io/integrations/python_script/ This method is great for simple python scripts but doesn't appear to support 3rd party libraries which leaves you very limited in what you can do.

Definitely get another eero. Whats the sqft of your home?

The main difference that I found was the router has two network ports while the extender does not. If you're connecting devices over wifi only - the extender will do and it's a bit cheaper. If you want to plug devices into it with a network cable then you'll need the router.

Yep. You can play it on your mobile and cast it to the TV using a chromecast.

I tried without any dashes, just xxxxxxxx and it worked for me

Oh interesting. I thought portainer was set up to use port 9443. Thanks for the heads up.

Unfortunately you can't. What you described is exactly what I wanted to do to have a back and forth conversation. I wasn't able to find a way to make it work, I don't think it's technically possible with how Amazon have set up custom skills.

Update: I discovered that I still needed to put in the port number ":8097" after the Raspberry Pi IP address in order to get my phone to be able to see the server. Worked great after this. Also for anyone with slow playback I found that disabling subtitles seems to help for some reason.

I can see a few of the libraries that I defined set within this folder /home/dolding/HomeAssistant/config/pyscript/modules. However I can't see anything relating to openai and other libraries that I'm using. Check that /modules folder for yourself to see if that's where your libraries are getting stored. hacs-pyscript.readthedocs.io/en/latest/reference.html#importing I wonder if the missing libraries in my case is because I've already installed some of them globally prior to setting up this integration.

A successful chmod operation doesn't give any output. After running the 'sudo chmod 777' command it most likely worked. If you want to double check you can open a terminal window, navigate to the location of where the folder you want change the permissions is, type 'ls -l' This will output all the permissions of files and folders in your current working directory. You should see '-rwxrwxrwx' next to the folder you applied the chmod command against.

Not sure - I haven't deep dived into that product.

Hp spectre looks chunky

Yep. As part of the OS installation you have the ability to set network credentials for wifi so it should automatically connect to your wifi as soon as you boot it up. If you're having trouble finding the IP address to SSH to - I used a free app called 'Fing' which detects all devices on your network and shows you their name and IP address.

@@techwithdavidolding Nice. That resolved my issue however now when I'm trying to ssh into the Pi i'm getting a password error. "Permission denied, please try again". I have triple checked to make sure the password on the pi is the one I'm using and still no luck. Any suggestions to resolve this?

@@analog_astronaut Hmm..make sure you have the username in the command you're running eg: ssh username@hostname There used to be a default username 'pi' and password 'raspberry' which used to get set. Worth a try, however I think its been removed recently. If you have a monitor, keyboard and mouse - plug those into the rapsberry pi. Then you can at least get into your settings to check what the user config is. Otherwise if remotely accessing the raspberry pi just isn't working you may need to run the OS installer again with the user set.

Today I'm getting 30-40Mbps down and 15-30Mbps up in the shed. About 1/3 of what I'm getting in the office 150 Mbps down and 50 Mbps up.

Thanks - glad you found it useful :D

Ahh that would be outside of my skillset. I haven't had to use SAP products since my university days. You would have to hire a developer or team who are knowledgeable on those ERP systems and get them to create a custom module/component to integrate into your platform. I'm not sure chat gpt integration would be the correct choice of ai products for your use case. As you would need to also add custom knowledge bases (access to internal IP), guardrails (safety mechanisms), agents (ability to execute code based on chat). It would be a full blown project in itself - not something easily achieved.

There are links down in the description for in depth installation and setup guides for each piece of software I talk about which you can follow for now. I plan to release a full in depth tutorial myself sometime in the future. Also I only know English so I'm unable to translate things well in other languages.

@@techwithdavidolding Regarding other languages, I was referring to whether these programs work as well in other languages ​​as they do when content is easily available in English. When I download series, it is very difficult to get the subtitles to be synchronized with the chapter, among other related problems.

Ahh right - In Radarr and Sonarr under Settings --> Profiles --> Quality Profiles -- you can set which language you would like to download in. There is also another piece of software I learnt about after making this video called Bazarr. This automatically scans your library and downloads subtitles in languages you specify. It's automated, but I've found it a bit hit and miss - especially when it comes to anime in other languages. I think this is more a lack of knowledge on my part on good subtitle websites to pull from rather than the software itself. I'd definitely recommend checking out Bazarr.

@@techwithdavidolding Thank you for responding and being a new subscriber.

you need to pay.

@@xpectz i linked my card already in Open Ai and same issue

You'll need to use the aqara app for that. Home Assistant seems to have limited integration right now for it. I can set automations for presence and light sensor detection, but can't assign areas of the room using it.

I'm not sure. It looks like support might be limited and you may need to purchase their hub. community.home-assistant.io/t/tapo-button-without-tapo-hub/735631 www.reddit.com/r/homeassistant/comments/10tohaa/help_with_integrating_tapos_new_smart_stuff/

I haven't extensively tested these out yet myself. I see another creator has setup wsl2 and installed a bunch of python libraries in this video - hopefully that gives a clearer idea of how well it runs ua-cam.com/video/3mCZ3WUcM8s/v-deo.html

I use it for python dev work here,pretty much no issues with python stack!

@@Anunaybera that’s great to hear! Do you find all the Python libraries you need pre compiled for Windows on Arm?

It looks like office 365 comes pre-installed on the laptop. I can open it up, however I don't have a license key or existing trial to use it thoroughly. I would imagine the office suite would be fully supported given its a Microsoft product running on Microsoft hardware. insider.microsoft365.com/es-es/blog/64-bit-office-for-windows-on-arm What is office meet? Do you have a link to the software, I'll try it out for you.

Unfortunately the monitor I'm using is a tad old and doesn't support USB C. I've currently got a single USB A + HDMI cable plugged into an adapter which connects into the USB C port on the device. This allows me to connect to my screen, keyboard and mouse into my Surface Laptop using that single USB C adapter -- but does not power the device as the monitor output is coming from USB A + HDMI. I do however have a 130W Dell laptop charger which is USB C, I have just plugged it in and can confirm USB C charging works with that. It's charging quite quickly at a rate of about 5% within 10 minutes. Based on this I suspect USB C charging via a monitor would work, but don't have the correct setup to verify.

Update: I tried this at a friends house who has a USB C enabled monitor. I was able to connect using that single cable. Keyboard, mouse, monitor and charging all via that single USB-C cable worked.

@@techwithdavidolding thanks for the confirmation. That's a big plus for me and others seeking a clean one cable solution!

Thanks. Completely agree and that seems like a good approach if you can put off a purchase for another year. There's so much competition right now between Qualcom, Intel, Apple, AMD that even better devices are most likely just around the corner. I am a tad worried about Intel based devices though -- I've used their CPU's in every single PC I've built -- but there's been a lot of trust lost with their latest CPU's (13th and 14th Gen) having massive failure rates. I hope their new Lunar Lake chips don't get shipped with the same fault.

Make sure you've hit save + deploy after adding in your api key to the codebase - otherwise it may not be picking it up correctly. You could also try regenerating the api key. As well as making an api call directly from postman using your api key -- this may return an error message of some kind which might help you troubleshoot further

Nevermind I just saw your other video in the recommended. Will watch that one first!

Yep, I'm running Raspberry Pi OS -- its a raspberry pi specific flavor of Linux

Oh no that sucks. What did you switch to instead?

Went with my phone provider EE that uses a BT router and not had any issues and reaches my full home with no issues.

If you sign up for a long period (I think it waas 18 months) they send the device out for free.

don't sign up with superloop. worst customer service ever

Hey I appreciate the offer. I'm not looking to outsource any of my editing or thumbnail design right now. Outsourcing would help me grow in the short term - but I have a vision for the future where I want to be able to create cinematic masterpieces which inspire people to live their best lives (empowering ideas through storytelling that moves people). This is completely separate to this tech channel - but I need to put the hours in and learn the craft through design + editing myself in order to get there :)

Oh man sounds painful. It's been ages since I've touched Ubuntu I can't even remember if apps get registered to a specific apps section within that system. I wonder if they register as a service and run silently in the background. Open a terminal window and type 'ps -ef' That will show you all running processes running on your system. I'm not sure how you'd find the location the config files get written to though.

@@techwithdavidoldingwhat do you use now instead of Ubuntu?

What was the skill invocation name you set... is it anything similar to cuckoo repeater? And have you deployed the skill to your region (from memory this was towards the end of the tutorial)? I found a few times when it wasn't picking up the skill name it was b/c I hadn't taken that extra step to deploy it to my region/language --> default was English(US) but I then had to update it to Australia to access it within my country.

I've put in depth guides to each in the description of this video you can check out. Some are by me and others by other creators which have done a great job explaining things. I'm running Raspberry Pi OS which is based on Debian Linux. Those are great ideas -- I plan to purchase a NAS and set up a File Server some time in the future. I'll make a video on that when it happens.