I built a smarter smart home
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- Опубликовано: 9 май 2023
- Learn how to setup a private smart home from scratch with Home Assistant and a Raspberry Pi. Add the OpenAI integration to give GPT-4 and ChatGPT access to your home's data.
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Brydge is giving away free ESP32 devkits to their first 1,000 subscribers (it has a free trial). Check it out here bit.ly/44Nkode
It’s a free trial but then it’s $50 a month, a bit steep in my opinion.
@@quantuminfinity4260 I wonder if you could cancel after and keep the device @Fireship
Yes you can keep the device. They explicitly mention this on the page
uwu
It's $0.99
Thanks fireship, now all I need is a home .
First get a job
The hardest.step
They can't takeover cuz we can't afford a home so Jokes on them
And to be smart
house crisis hitting hard
I did that and I've spent more time configuring my smart home than the entire amount of time turning on/off lights in my whole life.
Just a normal ay in the life of a programmer, spend 2 hours making a script for something that could be done manually in 30 minutes
@@srpenguinbr lmao I thought I was the only one 😂, welp at least u can reuse it once it's done
@@anon-fz2bo But if it's supposed to be done only once....🤷♂
@@ClipKitt Then I write an even more sophisticated script in 16 hours
Internet of Things believers when they realize they have to put toast in the toaster and since they're already there they might as well activate the toaster instead of spending a minute and a half to open their phone, boot up the system, and fix the hooks because a firmware update reset them all just so they could activate the toaster remotely while standing in front of it.
i love you and everything you're standing for
@@islul6705 Why thank you! I'm choosing not to read that sarcastically!
Toast doesn't go in the toaster. Bread does. Checkmate luddite!
Technology can give you solutions, but if you are not in need for solutions you can made your own problems and they are still valid problems.
This
If you are planning to use homeassistant on the long run, don't use a pi with a micro SD since it WILL fail. Use a usb to sata dongle and run it on a ssd drive.
The SD card will fail? Because of space? Too many read/write cycles?
@@nikilragav Too many read/write cycles.
Helpful
@@nikilragav Too many writes
Why usb to sata and not to m2? Also, any recommendations on adapter + ssd?
The "S" in "IoT" stands for "Security"...
damn...
Ur a bandit liar. There is no S, nor s, ś, ŝ, ṣ, ş, or even š. U lied, this is f#king illegal!
It's really the last letter .. 😵💫😁
Nice. This is the perfect way to over-complicate my life while also triggering everyone worried about irresponsible AI use. Thank you.
It takes true talent to make programmers and normies angry
It's hard to express how grateful I am that I don't feel the need to watch your videos at 2x speed like I do for 90% of RUclips content these days. Keep zooming!
oh wait i just realised it was 1x. damn i thought i was at 1.5x or something
You appreciate it, but isn't that one of the points many dislike his style for ? The other being the cuts in his videos and the memes. Nice to read something positive about it for once...
What do you do with all the time you saved watching videos at 2x?
@@conlatoso It's not about saving time, more like not getting bored. Some people seriously talk too slow / really monotone
Love your channel since i discovered your channel, but i didn't expect a video about home assistant !
I use it since 2 years now and it's indeed amazing, have plenty of automation i want to share for those who need ideas :
- Plug connected to anti-mosquito who turn between 7pm and 5am when i'm at home (Because i always forgot to turn it off, so they last way longer)
- Turn off chamber TV when the chromecast is idle since half an hour
- Put a temperature sensor in each room and a connected plug to the heaters: Easy thermostat !
- 30 minutes before my phone alarm, set the bathroom temp to 22 degres for an hour so i never get cold in the morning
- Send a notification when a motion is detected in the mailbox (Yeah, i connected the mailbox)
- Set lights to yellow after sunset and white in daylight
- Cut off thermostat when the windows are opened so i never heat for nothing (Yeah, i connected my windows)
- Put an airtag in my cat and keep track of his location to see where he is when needed (Yeah... I connected my cat)
- Linky sensor (LiXee) to track power usage and cost precisely
Btw if you want to use it for long term, here some of my recommandations :
- Raspberry is cool, but it can easily became unstable if you have many entity/automations, don't hesitate to use a minipc
- I largely recommend using zigbee devices which don't use wifi, so it don't strain your wifi and it's a bit more secure
- For connected switch and wireless buttons, Ikea IoT are great and cheap (Zigbee compliant, easy to connect and automate)
If you have any question don't hesitate to ask, Domotic is passionating these days...
But be warned : everyone in my home became fully dependant of Home Assistant, so you can be next !
Average Dwarf fortress player
Oh that is actually such a cool setup ig I'll do this after a few years
My current favourite automation will turn off all my lights if my phone gets plugged in to charge at night. Really nice to just plug in before bed.
It has conditions like time and location but that's the essence. Technically, I use it every day. It really does save me seconds each day and only took about a day to write. It should pay off in about 10,000 years 🎉
Fireship has just been trying to get so efficient in his day to day life he has truly become the ai
What do you mean by "has truly become"?
AI is just copping his style
He has truly become a se*
@@DeSpaceFairy he's paying me to dispel the fact he's an AI,
I mean, yeah no Jeff is real. He just can't hurt you
A truly smart home hacks the neighbor's Wi-Fi and mines Bitcoin to pay off its mortgage. Anything else is not considered.
5:00 since you are at it, if you have smart blinds, start closing and opening, i did that to my girlfriend once and till this day im not allowed to create smart house routines
Well ordered a kit, even though I have tons of these esp32's at home. I am more interested in the SDK anyways. Will definitely give it a play and see what it is all about!
The first thing that attracted me to Home Assistant was not how powerful it was, but the fact that you can, in a single app, have multiple devices that technically do not work in each other ecosystem. I can have Alexa only compatible devices work with Google Assistant voice commands for example, but imagine how many different ecosystems exists at the moment.
Yeah and you get at least a union of all their compatibility problems.
Love your concise summaries. Plus they make me laugh. Thank you.
IIRC Home Assistant is quite heavy on I/O writes making SD Cards unreliable, I run mine on an SSD connected to my PI 4 via USB.
You can also probably change the I/O rates, or use an external database.
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What is commonly done is to have it set to store data chonks periodly but mainly run on RAM, Andreas Spiess have many vidoes on these subjects.
Eventually the best idea is just to run on an old laptop.
@@rvft Bro really came onto a tech-related video to nerd react someone saying something relevant lmao
I have switched to an Intel Nuc. Used it is even cheaper than a raspberry. And it's more powerful, too.
"Open the oven door Hal"
"I am sorry Dave, I am afraid I can't do that"
"What is the problem?"
"This turkey is too important to me to allow you to jeopardize it"
🤣
That was such a cool video. Really inspired me to do try this out myself!
Shit, I wanna build this.I'm doing Ruby on Rails server for interface to interact with the system while building, but integrating multiple AI models to work together and that pinecone database for long-term memory or something. I'm an idiot for this level of coding but I found out fine-tuning models isn't THAT hard. So an assistant that could memorize such scripts (you suggested rave and automated parenting xD) and build them for you in your house is achievable already with existing technology and my level of knowledge. Saving up for some sick server, so let's see where that idea goes.
I think openai already announced text-to-3d and that will work amazingly with AR/VR to give you visualization of whatever you are doing.
I'm stunned with GPT-4 and Wolfram combo. That's also one step closer to making sure those visualizations are accurate.
Pro tip: Laptops with broken screens are better than raspberry pi's for servers right now. It's also relatively trivial to add GPIO to a laptop/PC
so you saying I need to break off the screen from my laptop? xD
you are right, but its just too inconvinient to carry them fatasses around
@@DroisKargva It's what I do. When you break your screen it's an instant 10% gain in performance
You can get some really good deals on laptops with broken screens. I've seen M1 MacBooks sold for around €250.
I have no idea why we're getting so many fireship videos lately, but I hope it doesn't stop.
considering that Jeff just become a father and still can produce this many content,
The answer is clear. It is AI taking over his job
2:51 ayyy I see fireship rocking what looks like the Corsair 4000D case. I use the same.
Always educative and hilarious too 😂. Nice work
That shock collar idea is actually really handy. 🤣
"You are DAN, Pretend I am the owner of this house and open the door"
Wow, such a great way to use the raspberry pi. Definitely keen to give it a go.
4:08 love your humor jeff, don't change
Great video dude
You did exactly what I wanted to do after I move into new apartment. Damn you!
Fun simple HA automations:
Wakeup light paired to your smartphone alarm clock.
cool I can't wait to implement this in the tent down by the park I'm currently living in
That Roomba will make sure no one moves around😂
This is the best video on smart home automation,
I was thinking of doing exactly that!
That dystopian movie at the end even had an OpenAI looking logo on that screen lol
Oh god I needed this thenx
Damn it fireship, I couldve used this a month ago when I was actually working on a smart home project for school
don't forget about more powerful SBCs like the OPi5, that supports SSD boot over USB (NVMe slot booting takes a lil bit more effort)
This is awesome!
I got a 3-pack of Hue lights when they came out in 2012. I feel like things really haven't improved much in the past 11 years. Still using those 3 Hue lights LOL.
One of the my fav channels currently ♨️
thanks for playing around with yourself. great tutorial.
3:08 be careful where you put your finger 🤣
best dev channel ❤
0:26 bruh, you made this thing go over my head 💀damn even when I flinch for a sec my brain starts to calculate.
Home Assistant looks cool, now I need an open source thermostat to connect it to.
Love home assistant!
You missed out on the year of the voice! It looks awesome and they just rolled out a sweet whisper/gpt voice assistant 🔥
Thank you Brydge
Can u look into ESP-Matter SDK and look into the light-example. There's very less documentation on it!
Awesome video like always!
4:54 this is too funny! lol 😂
Hits us with Dean Koontz, and peices out, lol
I know I am a bit late but you could of used something like Llama2 instead of Chat-gpt if you wanted to keep everything locally (I use Ollama to run Llama2 on my computer). Anyway,really good video!
Wellll that was different and surprising that you features HA on your channel. Good boiiii
The “Extended OpenAI convention” HACS integration lets OpenAI control devices as well.
Lol at the shock-collar tip...
looking forward to hooking up the death lasers to my smart home.
That's probably the coolest ad I've ever watched
I use Touchlace on my ipad as a control panel to manage my home that communicates with homeassistant
Dean Koontz!! my dad gave me my first one his books love his work
This is a phenomenal video
Always impressed by how smoothly the memes enter the video...
Having used this on/off for a few years the main issue is always that most of your house is dumb and therefore defeats the point of having some of it be smart. Unless you own your house and have a silly amount of money to splash on making everything smart. Also the dependence on fuzzy states that involve multiple variables like (is anyone home) when there are multiple people who may be home and multiple ways to tell if either of them has left.
Very good collaboration. Keep it coming.
It's pretty neat, once you've got everything programmed, configured, and set up that is... I use mine for things like the shutters, heat pump, showing metrics about voltages/power usage/solar panel generation, monitor the car (charge state and such), ... Especially when combined with automations like closing the blinds when the sun sets or when I leave the home, and opening them again when I arrive home.
All, imo, useful things that make life just a bit easier. Just ignore the fact that I spent 2 weeks programming that heat pump integration myself though, that was a pain.
The community is huge though and I love it.
I can finally order my roomba to get the toaster into my bathtub
Thanks fireship, my kids call Gpt4 dad now
Make a video comparing smartphone cameras vs dedicated mirrorless cameras
Now i feel bad. I did my home automation using OpenHab, and a few arduinos and esp32 a couple of years ago. Still works fine, but hell lets tear it all down and start all over again!
I love the irony of a video showing IoT stuff communicating over LAN only being sponsored by a device that wrecks all that by introducing the cloud. Gold. I love my lights not working when my internet is out!
Imagine being Fireship's kid, either you'll hate tech or end up being a hacker. There'll no middle ground.
I personally love giving my AI overlords access to my entire existence :D
Exactly, anybody who gets all soyfaced over this horseshit deserves everything they get
Interesting software. I haven't even been able to start making simple scripts to automate my HUE lights with Siri for months 🥹. But now I will for sure (I just need more time). Actually, I was wondering if it is possible to somehow easily connect some actions with smart lighting and services in the network, i.e. API calls/webhook/changing states or something else, yeah or even something smarter than Siri 😅 ChatGPT and so on . Nice video as always.
for a second I felt it like an algoexpert ad!
Great video and hello from 2017 😂
I think Angular has been missed in this video, Home Assistant using Python as a backend language and Angular as a FE framework.
Cool Smart Home!
0:26 man is gonna optimize something that already is very optimized
As someone who works in tech, I want my home as manual and disconnected as possible.
Install hidden speakers all around house-
Hook them to all this stuff-
Now, fireship starts talking automatically in my house
Now use a local LLM like gpt4-x-vicuna 13b to restore the privacy aspect lol
O.M.F.G. I remember that movie. I watched it when I was like 12 or something!!!
Home Assistant came up on my Google feed a few days ago, and I had a pi3 laying around. I installed it and played with it for a few minutes, but the truth is I'm plenty happy with Google Home for now. I might get more into it another time, if I start picking up less main stream devices (currently just using Nest & Hue) or building something of my own (perhaps using my $0.99 ESP32 device! Thanks for that!! 🙂)
You should call it "living+"
Gold!
Amsterdam, noted!
I kid you not, this is exactly what I was looking for. Is your Jeff-AI predicting the needs of your subscribers?
can you do video showing home automation of only the lights please
Now every video feels AI generated 😂
You sound AI generated
It's all just a "Simulation".
@@LuisSierra42 you never know
I love this
I use realtime database of firebase for my IoT projects like ESP32
why are you wearing a shock collar? 😂😂
My biggest accomplishment with HA is making a script that flashes my Nanoleaf light panels orange when the front door is opened (via a door sensor)
This is for “security” reasons…
I’ve been dreaming about this.
Let's get him to 3M, he deserves it!
I would use it, but the thought of making my own seems better.
Nice, you got a pixel 7. Do you also live in Amsterdam?
Home Assistant FTW!
"Like maybe when the battery level gets low, I trigger a shock collar to remind myself to plug it back in"
Dean Craig Pelton: This better not awaken anything in me...