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Moving to new house. Start from scratch or reuse?
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Starting from scratch can indeed be a rewarding way to learn something new and expand use cases. However, it often involves significantly more work and could lead you down a complex rabbit hole. What about ensuring that you have enough room for wiring and opting for as much open technology as possible, then progressing from where you stand?
It would be interesting to learn about your current setup, technology, and use cases.
Best of luck!
I'm really thinking about starting from scratch. The rabbit hole kind of scares me but at the same time it's exciting ๐.
I think I have room to grow in the new home and I always try to get things with local integration and as open source as possible.
My setup right now is in a small flat, with 3 or 4 automations and a very small amount of sensors. The new home is going to be very very different. I have a lot of plans, maybe too many of them. So maybe staying from scratch is the way to go.
Thanks for your input