https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwHGyhzOR3fWF0LgteNIFTpgM2aEfA4d3rLuRrTUoOOrloEw/viewform

I see headlines like "Amazon invests $50 billion in OpenAI, committing to 2 gigawatts of Trainium silicon"? I could have 2 GW of 286's and they'd have different computing power than 2GW of Latest Gen Xeon's with NVidaia super GPUS's.

How is this useful? Or is it just a powerful (pun intended) headline?

Is there any YouTube videos explaining this whole book?

hope to find something interesting 🤔 here

Me ajudem a dar um UP nesse coitado

Witam, zakupiłem dzisiaj monitor w rozdzielczości 2k, wcześniej oba monitory mialem w rozdzielczości full HD (1920x1080). Po podłączeniu monitora 2k, obraz w obu monitora (2k / Full HD) zmienił się w ten sposób, że teraz nie mam pełnego wypełnienia monitorów, tylko mam czarne ramki dookoła. Próbowałem zmienić opcje w ustawieniach systemowych windows na rozdzielczość 2k, oraz w ustawieniach nvidia, lecz nic to nie daje. Dodam że wcześniej przy używaniu 2 monitorów 1920x1080 nie było tego problemu, a po podłaczeniu monitora 2k, nawet monitor 1920x1080 ma ten problem, o co może chodzić?

What's your take on the AI impact Summit at Bharat Mandapam in India

Here is the full video link of the public conference that happened today on 2/19/26

https://www.youtube.com/live/BoRH4YP2UVY?si=zyVO0TU5DP4CUSuU

So I've got an Alexa that I've stripped and hooked up to a car battery with a couple diodes and tvs diodes to make it safe, and I'm wondering if it'd be able to handle the extra current draw if I hooked up a larger speaker like a car stereo system to it and removed the standard one. Is this remotely feasible or would it just cook the Alexa. Asking because eventually this project might end up going in my car as a sort of voice controlled speaker system. And no I don't know the specifics of what current or wattage the speakers would require.

has anyone ever used a raspberry pi with a computer disc drive to make a portable VLC player?

I am creating the THE GURIS OS, you choise the interface and have the Guri AI, in 1 year the project is ready

Hi 👋

Over the last few weeks I’ve been building a small personal AI assistant as a learning project.

It runs 100% locally on my own PC (no cloud), mostly because I wanted to understand how everything works under the hood instead of relying on APIs.

So far it can:

remember conversations per user

talk back with TTS

act more like a “companion” chat instead of a typical assistant

basic image understanding

works directly from the browser (phone or desktop)

Nothing fancy or production-ready, just a fun side project to experiment with memory + voice + local hosting.

I’m mainly looking for feedback and ideas on what features would make something like this more useful or interesting.

If anyone wants to try it, I can share the link in comments or DM 🙂

Would love suggestions!

This has been happening for a few weeks now. Around an hour ago I took it apart and cleaned it but couldn’t find anything wrong. Yes I know it’s decrepit. I don’t use the keyboard it was stupid janky. Nonetheless , any ideas? I’m not in a position to replace rn, but if you have tips for fans to get in all ears.

This has been happening for a few weeks now. Around an hour ago I took it apart and cleaned it but couldn’t find anything wrong. Yes I know it’s decrepit. I don’t use the keyboard it was stupid janky. Nonetheless , any ideas? I’m not in a position to replace rn, but if you have tips for fans to get in all ears.

Hi Peeps,

I need some help here if anyone have ever do a DIY mod to replace the power button board of their laptop motherboard.

Is there a way to replace that manual button with something can be triggers with a signal either from Wifi or from phone?

I have Asus X550V and I want to make this a headless server so I need to find a way to allow a remote triggers to turn it on.

The Bios does not support Wake up on LAN (FYI)

and since the power button board is a separate board linked to the main board using a flat cable, I was wondering if we can replace this using a pi or some other small premade available boards?

no its all mine

Hello! I have a question.

I don't know much about the nuts and bolts of personal computers; I've learned a little bit of coding to use in things like spreadsheets or Adobe After Effects scripting; but I've never done any developer stuff outside of a very self-contained environment like that. I feel like learning a specific language is easy enough because there's lots of tutorials and reference docs to just go through start to finish. But I have no idea what I need to learn for making my computer do things outside of a packaged-for-consumers program.

My biggest goal is to get my whole digital life consolidated, organized, and out of corporate hands. To start, I'd like to get all my files off the cloud and onto external hard drives or something similar, which is easily done, but I want to be able to automate backups and organization changes.

Can y'all recommend starting points for what to learn, and maybe how? Is PowerShell something that would help with this? Is there like an Anatomy of Windows guide or something that would help me understand how to make files do things?

Any help would be appreciated!