thegarliccheese

I can recommend Rainwave, which comes with a lovely community: https://rainwave.cc/chiptune/

I don't want to just spew AI-hate, but is an LLM actually necessary for this? I haven't worked with, but came across loads of non-AI TTS tools. Are these now exceptionally better to justify the overhead? Genuinely asking.

I'm on your side here, this is quite chaotic. Let's define a new standard! (xkcd 927)

Oh, well that makes sense. I couldn't connect the dot's as I haven't heard of most of these. Thanks!

Interesting, but I'm confused. Why does this list not include the `robots.txt` (rfc9309)?

You could switch out the Pi 0 W's with ESP32's or Raspberry Pico W's (if you'd like to stay in the Raspberry ecosystem). They're a lot cheaper, require less power, have a smaller footprint, aren't too hard to set up and there's usually a library ready for every sensor.

I agree, that fiddling with tools can be a distraction. But having a proper structure, search feature and a function to add information quickly is more important imho.

In the end, if the tool just displays markdown files but offers a simple editor and a search function, the tool would be "a few web pages" with added comfort of use. I'd prefer the tool over manually managing documents.