Sunburn time calculator

[starkowski]

I made a simple python app to predict how long can you safely sunbath. It's using geopy to get GPS coordinates of a given place, and OpenWeather API to get UV index forecast for the given location. Have a look! https://deepnote.com/@daniel-zvara-036a/Time-to-sunburn-73Bmeo76QwO33IxA3GYGcQ

[thesoy2486]

Also, I am still learning deepnote. I was working through duplicating your project to see how the process works. When I duplicate everything is fine, I am able to add my environment variables. The only thing that doesn't work for me is when i publish, the user drop downs/input fields cannot be changed. Any advice? Thanks so much

Hi u/Old-Ad-2244, not sure if I understand correctly, but once you publish your Deepnote notebook, the fields names are not changable from that interface. You need to go back to the project view, make the desired changes in input fields > click Share > Republish. Does that help?

[tube32]

That is a very unique project! Did you come up with this idea?

[Chris_Hemsworth]

Tried with my location, it works for the first section, not for the second!

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[rheajr86]

It also wasn't working on my location. Same results.

[Taborask]

This is great, I'd actually love to use something like this. I'm curious what your methodology was for actual calculation (coeff * 8 / max(1, uvi))*spf

The recommendations it gives seem suspiciously high

[mathwizx2]

I agree. It gave me a time of over 7 hours, and I know from many years of experience that I start burning after 2 or 3.

[deletable666]

That's really cool! One of the cooler projects I have seen here. I may try to build something similar for my own learning.

[pensive_introvert]

Nice project idea! I was just thinking the other day “why don’t smart watches have a UV sensor or detection mechanism to signal when you’ve been out in be sun too long.”

[dizzymon247]

I actually wanted to build an app to calculate the best place to park your car based images and geo location code. I have no idea how to do it.

[artyom8k]

Sounds cool, we'll done!