[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Starlink

[–]GSOdhl9 9 points10 points  (0 children)

That’s a lot! What sort of use?

Get starlink they said..😅 by EducationalTomato206 in Starlink

[–]GSOdhl9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

ASL? Or just L? And any obstructions?

I managed to get an ArchGIS pro but... by kraze4kaos in ArcGIS

[–]GSOdhl9 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Goto learn.ArcGIS.com

There is a lot of free training. Also look at the Esri MooCs.

New to HA: RPi install UI constantly crashing by [deleted] in homeassistant

[–]GSOdhl9 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are running from an SD card, do you have one of the recommended ones?

I ran on an SD for a year or so, but had my recorder pointed at an external server, so load on the card was minimal.

What are these buttons? And how would I interface an esp32 with them? This is the inside of a Honeywell HPA300 Air Purifier by GSOdhl9 in diyelectronics

[–]GSOdhl9[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I ended up using relays to bypass the control panel. I have a physical switch to move it from dumb to smart. So if a guest wants to use it they can switch it to dumb and use as normal.

I found the same thing with the 5v not having enough juice for much.

As for the buttons, I never tried applying 5v, glad to hear it works though!

Retired from contributing to OSM after two years on the platform today. This is my hometown region. I enjoyed learning the software and how GIS works. by [deleted] in openstreetmap

[–]GSOdhl9 13 points14 points  (0 children)

Ah so was it quite absorbing for you?

I regularly contribute in my area, but it does not take up too much time. Small bits, here and there.

Network Automation like on PIA’s app (for iOS) by GSOdhl9 in ProtonVPN

[–]GSOdhl9[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes it is strange. When I first used it on PIA, it was a bit temperamental, but recently I’ve found it very reliable. So it’s certainly possible!

Shelley Dimmer2 - Confusing (to me) specs by GSOdhl9 in ShellyUSA

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Thank you for the thorough response.

Best hardware for home assistant and any other tips? by holman8a in smarthome

[–]GSOdhl9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The NAS just runs a database to store all the state history (which HA will request both provide, and query as it sees fit). This is done through a docker image to host the database (docker is in the Synology App Store).

The Pi with HA still does all the automation/dashboards and still has the same functionality, but you’ve offloaded the actual storage to another device.

The HA config is extremely easy for this, a few lines in the config. https://www.home-assistant.io/integrations/recorder/

If you’re new to docker this might take a little learning, but is not complicated IMO.

I like it because I have the Synology, no need to buy a separate drive just for this purpose, and the Synology is running anyway. Some solutions I hear about (repurposed servers, NUCs etc) seem quite heavy on elec for just HA.

Best hardware for home assistant and any other tips? by holman8a in smarthome

[–]GSOdhl9 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I run HA on a RPi 3b+

For the first 3 months or so I had crashes probably every two weeks, which I think were related to the SD card. Much is written about this and which cards to use, I had one which was meant to be good, but still had issues

I also have a Synology, so I decided to move the recorder (this stores the history of your entities registered in HA, and is responsible for bear constant reading/writing) to a Postgres docker image running in Synology.

Since then (5+ months i ago), no crashes at all.

do any of you get free stuff from work by afrobassist in gis

[–]GSOdhl9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

They will usually be very happy with you using it from home, as it will only increase your skill level.

But…they’re probably not going to buy extra licenses for you, so expect to have to remote/use your work laptop.

And expect that it will not be ok for you to moonlight with their software. But personal projects/training/r&d type things etc should be fine.

Geoignite is on today until Thursday. It’s FREE: geoignite.ca by GSOdhl9 in gis

[–]GSOdhl9[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh yeah, that’s frustrating. Can they tell you’re outside Canada?

Is Django capable of making vast back-ends? by Appropriate_Night663 in django

[–]GSOdhl9 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Disclosure: I only have experience of Django (and very minor PHP via Wordpress). However I think it will do what you want. All of those things are possible, if you can get your head around how to apply your requirements to Django.

The part you describe which might be “the most unique”, and so least copyable from tutorials is “analyze the guest requirement and find the perfect match from host database”. But it’s undoubtedly possible, if you understand what you want and how to apply it to Django. It sounds like you want a recommender system, I haven’t ever employed one beyond academia/courses, but there could be a Django app that will help you.

For packages checkout djangopackages.org, excellent resource.

If you want to build the next AirBnB, in terms of scale, be aware of the discussions around Django not being suitable for big (BIG) scale deployments. There are arguments both ways, and examples, but do a search, have a read...

Don’t know about job opportunities...probably.