When using puppeteer, how does it see that things work like if a div was properly centered? For example.

> make sure everyone is well aware about how their attention is the new currency in the modern age, and spend it wisely, being aware about the addictive and self-reinforcing nature of some systems.

i.e. delete your facebook, your tiktok, your youtube and return to calling people on your flip phone and writing letters (or at least emails). I say this without irony (The Sonim XP3+ is a decent device). all the social networking on smart phones has not been a net positive in most people's lives, I don't really know why we sleep walked into it. I'm open to ideas how to make living "IRL" more palatable than cyberspace. It's like telling people to stop smoking cigarettes. I guess we just have to reach a critical mass of people who can do without it and lobby public spaces to ban it. Concert venues and schools are already playing with it by forcing everyone to put their phones in those faraday baggies so maybe it's not outlandish.

Along with what feels like billions of others right now, I'm building a pet project as a learning exercise involving rag agents, MCP and locally hosted llm's to work with a 15 year old pile of proprietary wiki data and a large 20yr old codebase.

build one from scratch (kit car)

This has been coming for a long time and it is why I use local models only. I'm willing to give up capabilities in exchange for being able to trust that whatever biases may exist in the models I do use remain static and predictable.

I would consider adding $400 for something like this instead:

https://www.bosgamepc.com/products/bosgame-m5-ai-mini-deskto...