@tomwarren I have a sigen system, no issues with it, easily expandable to add capacity down the line, and control it through home assistant automations
@draginol At work we've setup Librechat pointing at the ChatGPT API to make access for everyone easy, without requiring a ChatGPT subscription for everyone, just one for the api
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@draginol To get all the presents on the sleigh, it has to be incredibly dense - great at reflecting radar. Balloons on the other hand, radar will pass right through
@ow@bigbasti@jdsimcoe If my memory serves, from the previous implementation I did, there are nine thousand and sometime different combinations of rates across the entire US
@bigbasti@ow@jdsimcoe I'm actually working on a US sales tax integration today. Here's an example of the taxes charged to a customer in California - 4 different rates to apply
@bigbasti@ow@jdsimcoe Yep, you can pay a different rate to your next-door neighbour if you happen to live across a jurisdiction line. It's an absolute nightmare - as is getting an accurate address from the customer that matches up against the various rate tables
@bigbasti@ow@jdsimcoe In Europe sure, in the us there's state, county and local taxes to account for. You need a street level address to ensure the correct rate is applied. One street - or even part of a street, can have a different rate to the next street over