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by farmin 5y ago
I reckon python bottle.py (or flask), psycopg2, with basic auth. And sqlite or postgres.. I tried django but spent more time trying to understand the magic. I like writing out my SQL in the endpoint function for readability. Oh if you want
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by farmin 5y ago
Hone Lab is a handheld spectroscopy device designed for on farm that apparently has some limited production availability. They have been out testing and building their datasets. https://www.honeag.com/hone-lab https:/
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by farmin 5y ago
I was hoping for native webview and official fluent support before windows considered stable in flutter.
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by farmin 5y ago
Quite timely to see this discussion here. I got to a point on a home project last night where I need to implement a scheduler and was thinking 'man I dont want to setup Celery for this', that can wait for tomorrow. In the past I h
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by farmin 5y ago
I am mad about how slow the search is now. I used to press window button, start typing first few letters of app of choice hit enter and it would open. Now it takes like 3 seconds for the search to start and by muscle memory I've hit en
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by farmin 5y ago
Yes, as an operator currently you just sit in the seat and monitor in between scrolling on your phone. If fully setup, the tractor can steer itself, turn at the end of field and lift and adjust machine height. The operator is the important
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by farmin 5y ago
I've often thought this. Lock-in is one thing, but really just better value for money. Mahindra maybe someone to watch?
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by farmin 5y ago
This is good question. Soil conditions are variable and I doubt it is sensing absolutely everything as suggested above. A better application for autonomous tractor I reckon is as optical sprayer that is linkage mounted. E.g WeedIt, Weedseek
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by farmin 5y ago
That's cool. Ill dig in bit further. Sorry I have not read the above links yet. But follwup question may be answered in them. I noticed a github connect feature. Is that for being able to pull the code into your own IDE and develop loc
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by farmin 5y ago
I want visual basic style UI builder for flutter but still want to code the business logic. Is that what this can do?
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by farmin 5y ago
That's right. A cash position seems very expensive with high inflation. A tricky time to be investing, as always. Damned if you participate, damned if you don't. Hot tips welcomed.
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by farmin 5y ago
I started with Flutter and Dart against the HN popular opinion and it has been great so far, not that I have fully deployed anything yet though. The most annoying thing is most content relating to dart and flutter is on Medium.
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by farmin 5y ago
Get your first business experience done. E.g. start some sort of online business, set up the company, do your taxes, deal with customers, lawyers, etc etc. It might not be successful but its a good set of skills to learn early if that'
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by farmin 5y ago
I've been more delibrate lately looking at how some services I am familiar with deal with the app store. It seems there are many businesses that make the app 'free' in the app store but require a login once installed. One exa
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by farmin 5y ago
I heard about udacity on the radio and by chance picked Intro to python and then CS253. I still have a little Twitter app running on GEE. Mind was blown. Great courses, shame CS253 has not been kept and updated. I particularly remember the
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by farmin 5y ago
WSL available in Windows Explorer and other WSL related updates are nice.
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by farmin 5y ago
Nice app. How do you like flutter? I am learning dart flutter now and it seems quite powerful and huge community growing around it is nice.