stadeschuldt

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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   I have one RPi for logging temperatures in my apartment: http://pi.tafkas.net/temperatures/ And another one is monitoring solar panels on the roof of a house: http://solarpi.tafkas.net
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   Maybe start something small. I wrote a python package to interface a Kostal inverter for a photovoltaic system. I needed it myself and decided to put it out there afterwards: http://blog.tafkas.net/2014/08/01/
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   Secret of a stable marriage: Invite 200+ attendees to your wedding while keeping the budget below 1000 USD.
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   I am running nginx on my RPi at http://pi.tafkas.net/
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   Not a heating project but maybe this will inspire you. My RPi monitors of temperature and humidity in- and outdoor of my apartment: http://pi.tafkas.net/temperature Documentation: http://blog.tafkas.net/2012
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   Interesting links -> Pinboard Interesting articles, blog posts -> Pocket
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   by stadeschuldt 12y ago

   I monitor the temperature and humidity in my apartment. I used rrdtool for storing the data and HighCharts for generating the charts: http://pi.tafkas.net/temperatures The process is described in my blog at http:/&#x2
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   by stadeschuldt 13y ago

   I would start with a lightweight database like sqlite.
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   by stadeschuldt 13y ago

   As a German, of course I know who our president is.
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    I use both. I like R for its charting capability and the sheer amount of packages for different use cases. I use Python to pre-process data and get it into because it is a lot easier than in R. Also Scikit-learn, NumPy and Pandas are really
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    Log temperatures in your apartment/house: http://thule.mine.nu/html/
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    What really keeps me from signing up to a new movie rating site is the work I have to put in again. I rate my movies on IMDB for the last 8 years and I do not want to rate > 500 movies again. Maybe you could find a way to import those ra
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    Another benefit of not using a monolithic gif is the ability to translate the page to different languages. I could see a huge interest in non-English speaking countries for this.
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    Strava.com is down too. It seems that Amazon is having troubles with AWS.
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    by stadeschuldt 13y ago

    I am using my Raspberry Pi to record temperatures and humidity in my apartment. After recording I generate nice charts using the HighCharts library: http://thule.mine.nu/html How I did it: http://thule.mine.nu&#x
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    Comparison of RSS reader alternatives to Google Reader(docs.google.com)

    1 points by stadeschuldt 13y ago|0 comments
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    by stadeschuldt 14y ago

    I feel you. I ordered the kit while I was in the US. I think of getting two kits for my parents in Germany though.
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    Petition: Keep Google Reader Running(change.org)

    16 points by stadeschuldt 14y ago|6 comments
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    Sleep coach company Zeo is shutting down(mobihealthnews.com)

    1 points by stadeschuldt 14y ago|0 comments
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    by stadeschuldt 14y ago

    There is morris.js: http://www.oesmith.co.uk/morris.js/ It has been featured in a railscast: http://railscasts.com/episodes/223-charts-graphs-revised
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    Machine Learning Cheat Sheet (for scikit-learn)(peekaboo-vision.blogspot.de)

    158 points by stadeschuldt 14y ago|8 comments
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    by stadeschuldt 14y ago

    All reports as a zip archive: http://ul.to/6wix6k9y
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    by stadeschuldt 14y ago

    What also makes reading a lot more comfortable is the clipr bookmarklet: http://code.google.com/p/clipr/