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by farmin 4y ago
Do you have a commercial option? Does anyone know good alternatives? What forecast models do you use for Australia?
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by farmin 4y ago
As a farmer in Australia, I use yr all the time as a alternate model to our BOM. It's proven to be very good for rainfall forecasts.
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by farmin 4y ago
Angular is boss. I love having a powerful opinionated framework that has business logic separated from ui so well. Long live Angular.
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by farmin 4y ago
Yes but we all work differently. I love to come up with ideas as I build. It doesn't scale well with a team, but can allow you to be quite creative to start building something without everything planned. Maybe I am alone on this one.
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by farmin 4y ago
This describes me. I can also get a high power genset, Chinese built but brand name, for fairly cheap. It's old tech.
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by farmin 4y ago
I am just about to have a 3 phase 30kva diesel generator installed on our farm for backup power. Multiple people had asked me, why not get a big battery? I honestly hadn't thought it was a viable option. Not sure. I want to power two h
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by farmin 4y ago
I'm hearing it already start to reverse in Sydney at least. So a bunch of people bought houses up the coast thinking they could work from home after covid pushing value of houses up and commercial down. But turns out people can't
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by farmin 4y ago
SPA movement has given us nice frameworks to build mobile apps in Ionic. I wouldn't build a website with Angular but combine Angular framework and the million libraries in npm gives a pretty powerful ecosystem to quickly build very hig
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by farmin 4y ago
I use Flutter as a way to host a sqlite and business logic and render all UI in a local webview for this reason. Just testing now, but works OK.
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by farmin 4y ago
> The upcoming release of Litestream will let you live-replicate SQLite directly between databases, which means you can set up a write-leader database with distributed read replicas. Read replicas can catch writes and redirect them to th
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by farmin 4y ago
I am windows user since windows 95. But it has slowly become a mess since it's peak at Windows 2000. I am currently testing macos. I bought a Mac mini. First thing I learned is that my existing monitor just won't work perfectly ca
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by farmin 4y ago
Ok so umm does that mean we can push a full operating system in any mobile app with a webview?
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by farmin 4y ago
I suppose this is how I can get python into flutter app too?
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by farmin 4y ago
It looks really useful to me. I am someone that deploys projects to $10 VPS using digital ocean guides for some minimum security setups. Never had a problem. I'd probably buy this if and when it is offered as paper. I don't really
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by farmin 4y ago
Hyperscript can help with this. https://hyperscript.org/ Makes using a bit of JavaScript relatively simple, just not much in Stack Exchange yet which means reading docs..
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by farmin 4y ago
I went to dual boot with Ubuntu but ran into issues that were going to take more than an evening to resolve. I can't remember exactly what it was now - something about bootloader and needing to change something in Windows registry to w
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by farmin 4y ago
Xps 17 is 1200x1920, 16:10. It's a great ratio and at 17 inch I don't use any scaling in windows and everything looks right size for my eyes. Can upgrade ssd and I've changed out memory to 64gb. It's a great rig but fans
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by farmin 4y ago
It's the name of a town in QLD.
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by farmin 4y ago
Ok thankyou for that. Html5 seems to be path of least resistance. The demo's seem to perform quite well on the Web.
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by farmin 4y ago
The overarching problem with the statement is soil is so different everywhere. And managed differently everywhere. You can't just make a blanket statement. If I was going to make a blanket statement I would be more concerned with erosi
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by farmin 4y ago
That is not true about the soil. Areas in Europe have been farmed for hundreds or more years and still productive.
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by farmin 4y ago
Can someone explain or link to a resource on how you would get this into a android apk? I see it is mostly demonstrated as HTML5.
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by farmin 5y ago
Cool. I will check it out. Edit: on the wait list
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by farmin 5y ago
If memory serves me correctly Google once had a desktop widget with search like neeva. I could search email, files, Web, all at once from task bar. Neat. Maybe I dreamt that.
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by farmin 5y ago
Tests, ha
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by farmin 5y ago
This is what I started doing. Bottle has user auth plugin called cork that is handy too. All very simple to understand. I did start using jinja instead of the built in template engine though.
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by farmin 5y ago
Github fills the gab between fossil and git and I don't need to host it myself.
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by farmin 5y ago
I agree. I read the title and immediately thought the pitch would make sense. Such repetitive nature like automation in farming. There will be edge cases though and they will be hard just like in farming.
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by farmin 5y ago
Without studying it too hard, I think this could work well in geospatial python. Often an output has several input datasets that flow into each other that leads to a final output. I guess model builder is similar solution but its in the qgi
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by farmin 5y ago
I'm currently trying ghost. Once you dig into it it has a pretty neat templating system.

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