• jvanderbot a minute ago

Once again I have to suggest Project Nomad.

It already puts together an installer, stack, knowledge base, and local LLM support

• MSFT_Edging 26 minutes ago

Why though?

Why take "book" and make it even more fragile and dependent on a dozen factors?

You're better off printing actual survival guide PDFs duplex with 4 pages per side, binding that, and storing it with a little magnifying glass.

"oh the world is ending, just let me set up my solar charging station to power the LLM which will read a book for me".

• phoghed 12 minutes ago

Why even make that and not buy something premade?

I’m going to assume someone made this because it’s fun and cool to them.

• oxedom 44 minutes ago
• SrslyJosh 12 minutes ago

If you need this, you're not gonna make it.

• tobadzistsini 44 minutes ago
• lukifer 4 minutes ago

They appear to be different projects, here's the GitHub of the one you're linking: https://github.com/anonnerdfrenzy/survival-llm

• ccozan 42 minutes ago

neat idea but it requires a PC, this requires power and an outlet, which in a true disaster case is not possible.

Is there anything but for mobile? Or even a dedicated device.

• katmannthree 38 minutes ago

Many people have generators for shorter term emergencies. Even in places with severe infrastructure damage they often have grid power, just unreliably and only for a few hours at a time.

Also there's solar. For the cost of a gaming PC you can get a solar and lfp battery setup that will power a laptop for a very long time.

• ccozan 22 minutes ago

I understand, myself have such a backup battery for the house. But I am still pleading my case for a mobile solution. If there is a earthquake or large scale disaster, I am more inclined to have already my phone on me than my laptop.

( not sure what was the downvote for... )