We quite often have investigation tickets, which we give specific labels. As a first step we feed the ticket into Claude to get an initial list of frameworks/platforms/useful links and blogs.
Does anyone know if there is a bot that can perform this action on Gitlab for us?
I'm currently going through my old computer spares and I've discovered the following:
Currently I have
Raspberry Pi 5 16GiB:
AMD AM4 4500G, 48GiB RAM, 21TiB Storage via Portainer Stacks (docker compose):
I could setup Kubernetes/GlusterFS on the Raspberry Pi's, but I'm not sure they have the Compute/RAM to do anything?
Also I am wondering if migrating Pi-Hole to a docker based system on the AMD A6, or if I am better using it as a backup instance for the main server.
Or if I am best chucking it on Facebook marketplace for a £5
Does anyone know if there are any open source human language analysis tools for Code Review?
As a hobby I am trying to write components to integrate every code analysis tool I can find with Gitlab (I want to be the bitnami of Gitlab CICD Components).
I have been using AI for code review in work and one of the unique benefits has been the analysis of code/variable comments.
As a developer I feel I have used things like Spacy to solve these sorts of problems but I can't think of any tools.
Does anyone have suggestions?
Can anyone recommend anywhere in Gloucestershire for afternoon tea as a gift?
I like to gift my sons teachers one at the end of term, but everywhere I knew seems to be changing management, etc..
Does anyone know how to detect if curtains are closed?
I have an wall mounted air conditioning unit in a hallway with outside doors opposite the unit. I have placed a sensor on the door and know its state.
I had a problem with people leaving the outside doors open and the unit effectively throwing cold/hot air out the doors.
I built an automation that runs every 15 minutes, if the temperature is over/under a certain value and the door closed it puts the air con into cool/heat mode and sets a temperature and waits 31 minutes and turns off. Each trigger resets the timer.
With the heatwave in the UK, we are struggling to give the dog a good walk. I have been leaving the back door open with thick thermal curtains closed so the dog can get outside. So this unit is being manually controlled during the heatwaves.
The curtains keep getting opened, I can't fix this so I figure I need a means to detect they are open but I can't think of any way to sense curtain position state.
My child has out grown his car seats, does anyone know what you are supposed to do with them? It feels crazy to bin them