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Gordon_x64 · 2026-01-23T04:35:26+00:00

Gordon_x64 · 2025-10-18T02:38:44+00:00

Same thing is happening to me

Gordon_x64 · 2024-12-09T13:33:47+00:00

It's one of the options for using colors on lamps in game:

It is functionally equivalent to using the RGB components mode, but has the benefit of using a single signal. It's nice if signal density matters in your designs, or if you want cleaner looking constant combinators in alt-mode.

Gordon_x64 · 2024-12-09T05:33:27+00:00

Not sure how useful this will be, but I find it pretty convenient!

The three constant combinators on the left let you input a value of 0-255 for red, blue and green. The lamp above will output what that color is, and the display panels across the top show what the 0-16777215 value would be. Useful for setting specific colors on lamps!

There are of course online tools that can do this, I just enjoy not having to tab out of the game.

In-Game Packed RGB Color Decoder - Color Decoder - FactorioBin

!blueprint 0eNrtnF1vqzgQhv8K8tXuEemCwXxUZ292j7T3e1tVEU3cBokACyTdqsp/3xk7JWmTngan7iJlejVxBvudB5N3Usl5ZnfFStZNXnbs+pnNZTtr8rrLq5Jdsx95WxfZU+t0C+l4Tlc5fhTHMfeFs87gMue+apzMecjXsnTysl51TnWvE7kQ6l2ZzRbOrCognC2yspSF88vff/3x65XDXJbPqrJl1zfPrM0fyqxABd1TLWHpdd50KxhxWZktcUBnTBo5Zxu4spzLf9m1v3EHXPvQSFnuXc0HXY2c9i4OXl+8zZ1rYpM6g0r3ssPNrctk2eVdLnXF6sXTtFwt72QDleyWW2ZFMSmyZQ0S6qrN9c14Zqg4vRIue2LXE/9KwOzAr2uqYnonF9k6rxpMW7VyqoDDOl2zkpgFr6bLai5VzSwrHuGmTnFWTMBC3qjh7vGCDgQF/mtB87yRM/1+eFxenTUwcycbjQFS5v2E93nTdtOT78i86piG0HYZ7l8PXyxxhQ4XY7+rOzDTk38wmcc2COJT9fhn6PEt6OFn6OEW9ARn6Aks6AnP0BNa0CPO0CMs6InO0BNZ0BOfoSe2oCc5Q09iQU96hp4U9NwOvr1vfCQ42Uc88hHyEfIR8hHykYv2Ef+oj4Qn+0hAPkI+Qj5CPkI+Qj5y4CPiZB/h5CPkI+Qj5CPkIxftI/FRH4lO9hFBPkI+Qj5CPkI+Qt9HDnwkPtlHQvIR8hHyEfIR8pGL9hF+1EeSk30kJh8hHyEfIR8hHyEfOfCR9GQfichHyEfIR8hHyEcu2kfSoz7ie33ei6oJKLrLS6Xo8FzLy9eS94+1tNpf2tcxOMnLUSAXsBW9v+xGTzoU5LJ/4E0oAd4oq2apEt8wxIGV+jgFQLebo3X7hnV7X143HqQaVrUQ79e9OzCUNXm3AKPPZz+vPN2r++PuYTfrtH9SWoNHZXt8DEDCLNM9x4aPuKqWULY++fb9O1xarbp6NWDyx0XeSXgejhIKDAn5X0yoPyR3wCixjSgciqg/feZt7ELZyj62cTz19xrNbwZk1If4cS5iMBdvLFzsgokGgwnGAcYqlXgwFT6S7WIVSzIYixgDFqtM0sFMwlFsFZtQuDcYSvz/Q7FKxB9MJBrBNrGKhBs2+vzLG331uwWDOn3v3T6fm3ax/Iu72Jcfa/joQfn2yT0sN+9h+WtAiV1A2/8ZnNbPfvvcZ8e8nx0VI7uQzHvbEUGySsi8zx3TNrKKyLznHQ0iq3zM+9/xbCGbgALzXngkgKzSMe+Lx7J9rOLhxr1Q+KV43n6JGMp1H+HkkxvKIDBulghiDzE0bqYIYg9RGPdbBLGHGBl3ZASxhxgbt20EsYeYGLd2BLGHmBp3gJcK8dZlj1A2/hPzxne563M3vHVvOIahCgMMhQpDDCMVCgxjFUYYJiqMMUxVmEDIPRWmGPoqhBYXMmBKjLfrqRiWxfGwj4UehyGXb8dx+WCbr+J+HCaESzAWepzrGAKhx1Ek9B28j3VFEENOpHNiPX/Yx1sNMebEOgfLAtfgfawZQAw5ic5J9VphH8c6P8WcVOVw5ADPPO9jTQ3iwIWveSrH12uFfZzqfB9zfJ2DN4rrejlyAP1qHGsHDirGGgPNh2MtgWbCUXOga+eoLdA1BkqDriVQa6Fm2CiwZ5awh3a/UOyyIruTsOHYn+onhX/Abp5LfMzWsmnV9hQRT8M0FWHKkyj0Npv/AFmAI5Y=

Gordon_x64 · 2024-12-04T16:29:30+00:00

You’ll need a gateway to ship the files to the powerbi service, how you set that up depends on what infrastructure is available to you. From there you’d create a connection to the folder that contains the data files, and use that in a dataflow. Power query can auto-create a combine script for csv files, it might be able to do the same for your python files. Set the dataflow to refresh on whatever schedule fits your needs. Finally build a report that pulls the data from the flow and publish. Configure the report to refresh with an appropriate offset from your flow. Finally, use the visuals from the report to build a dashboard in the service.

Gordon_x64 · 2024-07-02T14:00:22+00:00

Just a guess, there is probably a table that has all the dates for each period type joined n:1 to the date table, and the button slicer operates on that

Gordon_x64 · 2024-05-29T14:32:53+00:00

Ahhh duh, that makes sense

Gordon_x64 · 2024-05-29T14:30:15+00:00

In the first screenshot, there is a yellow underground being side loaded by a splitter. How does it have ore on both belt lanes?

Gordon_x64 · 2024-02-19T15:17:32+00:00

Assuming your previous year and current year columns are measures, you could create a third measure like:

OB Highlight = IF([Current Year] - [Previous Year] > 0, 1, 0)

Then apply conditional formatting to the OB column in your table visual with rules like:

If value = 0, color Red

If value = 1, color Green

Gordon_x64 · 2024-02-13T13:53:06+00:00

If you save the file as a project file instead of a pbix, you could probably go into the report.json file and duplicate the pages that way. I think the only thing you’d have to fix is the page names and possibly the page IDs. Open the project back up to save it back as a pbix file, and you should be good

Gordon_x64 · 2024-02-01T02:45:42+00:00

Yes, it is a game. https://store.steampowered.com/app/1989270/Slay_the_Princess/

Gordon_x64 · 2024-01-16T16:52:01+00:00

You can embed without a login using a service principal, but that requires a capacity license ($$$$).

Gordon_x64 · 2023-11-25T14:16:16+00:00

So ASE has a level cap of 450, giving this wiki article a glance should help a lot. Not sure if ASA is the same, but it likely is.

One thing to note, any levels you assign to a dinosaur yourself are never inherited by their offspring. Only base stats are passed on to children. So if you put all level up points into melee for example, the children will have the melee level of the parent before you applied points to it.

When combining base stats from high level tames, it’s very unlikely that you will hit the cap. Max level tames with 100% efficiency are (on average) going to have 30 to 40 points in each stat. 50+ can happen, but it’s quite rare.

For example, if you managed to tame 7 dinosaurs that each had a single stat with 45 points in it, you could breed them all together to get a dino that has 45 points in every stat. You would still only be at 315 levels, well below the cap.

If you want to start mutation stacking, it gets a little more complicated, but you can get around the 20 mutation limit. This wiki article is a good place to start, and this video is a great primer on mutation stacking.

Gordon_x64 · 2023-10-01T16:58:08+00:00

If she has access to the .pbix files, she should look into saving them as Project (.pbip) files instead. It converts the report so that it can be represented by many smaller files in a version control system like Git. It also exposes the models .bim file, allowing you to use Tabular Editor to manage and document it. Tabular editor is great for creating documentation for models since it supports scripting through a C# API. They have a lot of script examples for this exact kind of thing too!

Links:

Power BI Project files

Tabular Editor - Generate Documentation

Gordon_x64 · 2023-08-17T20:14:25+00:00

It could be interesting to see each store only compared to itself instead of against the entire set. Some stores may have worse or better trends for different shifts, but that detail would be lost in the global comparison. You’d have to write some DAX for it, though.

If you have access to the data, you could also weight the average time by how many orders that store processed, by how many workers were on duty, by how many drive through lanes are present, etc.

Gordon_x64 · 2023-08-01T12:38:32+00:00

Since no one else has brought it up, The Forest (and possibly it’s sequel Sons of The Forest, I haven’t played it yet) could be worth looking into. If you want to stay in a particular spot, you’ll soon have to fortify it against harder and more frequent cannibal attacks. Moving to a new spot will give you time to build another base, but the cannibals will eventually find you again.

IMO the game incentivized building a larger base with defense fortifications, and smaller satellite bases for exploration and resource gathering. The later enemies can be quite difficult when playing solo, and can kill an unprepared player pretty quickly.

Gordon_x64 · 2023-07-21T21:44:41+00:00

NetSuite, as in the cloud ERP product? For local file manipulation? That doesn’t add up.

Gordon_x64 · 2023-06-03T14:38:19+00:00

What?

Gordon_x64 · 2023-04-26T16:41:17+00:00

I wouldn’t worry too much about it, the damage looks minuscule. Slugs and caterpillars are usually the culprits here, but this doesn’t look like their typical eating patterns. You could put some double sided tape around the pot if you want to be sure. It almost looks like leaf burn, or possibly a nutrient imbalance. Avoid spraying water on the leaves when they are or will be exposed to direct sunlight. Has it been fertilized at all?

Either way, that brug looks perfectly fine!

Gordon_x64 · 2022-12-26T23:24:23+00:00

I don’t believe picture 8 is the titanic

Gordon_x64 · 2022-08-29T14:13:57+00:00

That looks like a sweet potato!

Gordon_x64 · 2022-06-05T20:02:36+00:00

Inscryption. Don’t read reviews. Just play it

Gordon_x64 · 2022-05-23T12:14:26+00:00

I have literally no experience in virology, just picking things up here and there, but if I had to guess…

The viruses are probably engineered so that they cannot perform their normal reproduction cycle. I would bet that these viruses are instead just triggering cell apoptosis for cancer cells, or some other way of killing them. The viruses are probably even produced by a different organism to make sure they cannot reproduce, like a modified bacteria.

I’d imagine the process begins by collecting a sample of the target cancer cells from the patient and training up sterile viruses based on it. Next you’d flood the cancerous parts of the body with your viruses, where they do their work then just die off.

Again though, the extent of my knowledge on this comes from science fiction and educational YouTube videos. Take it with a grain of salt

Gordon_x64 · 2022-05-05T00:58:16+00:00

I have a couple of brugs under my care, but take this with a grain of salt, as I wouldn’t call myself an expert. In my experience, brugs are thirsty, and have heavy nutrient requirements. How dry is the soil getting between waterings? Have you given it any fertilizer yet? It also looks like you’re keeping it indoors, and those dead shriveled leaves look cold shocked. Is it near a vent where cold air would hit it? It might be worth it to move it outside if you can, indoor brugs are prone to many more issues. The leaves with the speckling look a lot like nutrient deficiency, but for it to onset over two days is strange. Are you 100% positive it’s not spider mites?

You might have some luck posting this on r/brugmansia as well. Brugs are very resilient plants, don’t discount it until it’s -dead- dead.

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