In this post we'll dive deep into the mechanics of rotary encoders and potentiometers and provide some simple code.
While both devices are essential for measuring rotational movement, they have distinct ways of operating. Rotary encoders generate digital signals, capturing both the degree of rotation and its direction – perfect for projects where precision is key. Potentiometers act as variable resistors, offering an analog output that's invaluable for it's simplicity.
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This post is a work in progress and is currently incomplete. I hope to finish it soon when i have more time to experiment with LLMs
If you're intrigued by the world of machine learning but feel overwhelmed by its complexities, you're not alone. The field is rapidly evolving, with new information coming out every day. In this beginner's guide, I'll get you up to speed with the basic knowledge to work with local LLMs, exploring everything from model parameters and quantization methods to hardware. Whether you're a hobbyist or a student, this guide aims to provide a solid foundation for your adventure into the realm of local LLMs.
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