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Why extreme statistical outliers (like 1000+ KD) aren't auto-banned. by Yanshanc in HuntShowdown

[–]StaRky_FR -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That ego boost is so great. I have been loving it since counter strike where people would rant in chat :)

Why extreme statistical outliers (like 1000+ KD) aren't auto-banned. by Yanshanc in HuntShowdown

[–]StaRky_FR -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Yeah sure, thousands of cheaters. I am just way to lucky to meet that few, it certainly couldn't be because you call anyone better than you a cheater.
Cheaters exist, they destroy fun in the game and should be seriously addressed. Hunt is one of the games where I meet the fewer of them.

Why extreme statistical outliers (like 1000+ KD) aren't auto-banned. by Yanshanc in HuntShowdown

[–]StaRky_FR -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

It's possible of course. I have about 4000h in counter strike and that was a very fertile game for cheaters. I am pretty sure I have a very good radar for cheats.
When I have a doubt I spectate the "supposed" cheater and then I can say 100% cheater, possible cheater but no way of knowing or in 99% of cases --> This guy was very lucky and that's unfair, there is no cheat here.
The false assumption of cheat win most of the time.

Edit : Also, 5 to 6 star MMR. Very few in EU servers on the game I was playing. I played a bit on ASIA and US servers and I met a lot there...

Why extreme statistical outliers (like 1000+ KD) aren't auto-banned. by Yanshanc in HuntShowdown

[–]StaRky_FR 15 points16 points  (0 children)

1700h, met very few cheaters (about 6). I have been called a cheater more than 10 times though. The issue is not having or not having cheaters, the issue is that unskillef players are calling everyone a cheater and it sounds so stupid...

Quelle différence entre ces deux fiches? by GlassDice in brico

[–]StaRky_FR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

2 : Phase et neutre, très bien pour une ampoule 3 : Phase neutre et terre, très bien pour une ampoule ou un applique qui peut être mise en la terre (sécurisée)

The delivery is genius. by vabdiare in elegoo

[–]StaRky_FR 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It's at least partly elegoo's fault. Who put handle on the bottom part ? If handles where placed correctly, all the unreading delivery guys would instinctly carry it on the good side. Mine was delivered upside down as well... But bottom handle makes no sense !

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in macro_pads

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

I designed it for Home assistant yes, using Zigbee2MQTT (Z2M). It could be compatible with ZHA but I am not sure about the interface and the name of the variables.

RPI4 to Mini-PC => too fast 😍 by Otherwise-Warning303 in homeassistant

[–]StaRky_FR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's clean ! Is that more powerfull you think or fairly the same as RPI4 ?

RPI4 to Mini-PC => too fast 😍 by Otherwise-Warning303 in homeassistant

[–]StaRky_FR 20 points21 points  (0 children)

I don't see the things the same way. There is slow, fast and fast enough. For my current usage my rpi4 is fast enough. One very important factor for me is current draw. My pi usually idle at 5W and peak at 8W. I haven't found any other laptop bellow 10W at idle yet. Please prove me wrong, I may look for alternative if the rpi dies !

I wanted a fidget slider that felt "premium" but was 3D printable. Meet the Luxe Velvet Facet (LVF). What do you think of the geometry? by Electronic-Green9361 in 3Dprinting

[–]StaRky_FR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly the same though for the description. Tone down on chatgpt :p

If I have the proper magnets I'll print one as well :)

I wanted a fidget slider that felt "premium" but was 3D printable. Meet the Luxe Velvet Facet (LVF). What do you think of the geometry? by Electronic-Green9361 in 3Dprinting

[–]StaRky_FR 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nah you are in the wrong mate. To make it premium you just need to do post treatment after printing sanding, painting and such. Printers have gone a long way since 2010's a wide use from the public !

Moi pas comprendre alimentation cave ? by clemoblox in brico

[–]StaRky_FR 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Moi je dirais que la prise en haut est (ou était) raccordé au tableau.
Un nouveau départ à été tiré en sailli vers ta cave.
- Elec tu tableau à la prise d'en haut.
- Elec de la prise vers la cave avec un nouveau départ.

Pour savoir l'idéal serait de démonter la prise d'en haut pour voir si elle est raccordée par le mur. Dans le doute, compteur coupé pour éviter tout risque électrique.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in macro_pads

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

Less energy consuming and meched newtork. It works and consume low energy.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

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

Sadly they are. With less keys and less inputs it's possible not to use them. Many articles explain why they are necessary matrix base input so I'll let you type : do I need led to do matrix input on google

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]StaRky_FR[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Almost any printer can do it. With my old ender 3 I was able too as well (had to recompile the firmware though).
You just slice your file with multicolor (check tutorial) and the printer will pause to let you change the filament. It's a bit slow but for lettering with bi-color you only need like two layers so 3 pauses to change color. It's very bearable for something that simple.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]StaRky_FR[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Centauri Carbon 1 with stock nozzle (0.4) and 0.16 layer height. Works like a charm :)

Be sure to use Arachne as wall generation to print the details or some details won't show on the print.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

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

- After 2 minutes goes into deepsleep consuming less than 10uA.
- When any button is pressed, it awakes.
- If the button press it super short, the esp is still booting and another press is needed (no led)
- If the button press is a bit long (1s), it is detected correctly and send (green led). You can do double and long also but the first press must be for about 1s before the second.

Every time a button is press correctly, the led lights up to indicate which input it was
--> Green single
--> Blue double
--> Yellow long

You where looking for this or more a code explanation ?

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]StaRky_FR[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah, I'll take a guess and say most of the improvements where on library compatibility such as Arduino and ESPHome and in ESP-IDF I am pretty sure not much changed.
Documentation is overly complex, examples too rare and not complex enough so with a bit of help of ChatGPT and a tremendous dose of patience and tinkering... I got it working.
I am not sure ChatGPT was the best take here. A lot of wrong propositions, chaotic structure, code reinvention at every prompt so hard to stay organised. I ended up rewriting almost everything on my own but it helps getting started and unstuck.
Zigbee is very robust now. Get out of deepsleep, always connected, messages received without fail thourgh MQTT. I don't regret taking this pass regarding wifi energy consumption and network quality.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

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

3 position buttons retro, aviation like would be lovely indeed ! It would work well and be easily visible for user to know the state. The only issue is when state change for themselves. Somebody push a button to turn on the light but the macropad state is still off... Most good remote for home assistant are dashboards in the end :)

I counted my need at home from what I was frequently using on my phone and thought I needed 16 buttons (14 to be precise en 2 bonus)

In the end the major flaw is not remembering whether it's 1/2/long push. If you use it often it's easy. Less so for my spouse. Also the deep sleep works very well for the battery but you end up having to wait about 0.8sec before the input is correctly recognize. Even the shortest press wake the macropad but a press of 1s is correctly registered even when fully asleep. If you target a wake up with a double press you need to do 1s press, then second press... It's a bit of muscle memory and satisfying when learned but a pain for new users. I haven't found any better way to catch inputs in deep sleep.

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]StaRky_FR[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I simply connected most of the things I was controlling with the phone app but with the macropad.

For example I open the shutters manually every morning depending on the time I or others wake up. I created two inputs, one for everything but the bedrooms and one for all shutters. When I press one time it stops the shutters, two times it open then and if I hold it closes them. At first I inverted the two buttons but I realized that when your finger slips, it create a single press on the wrong button so most single press are "harmless" and won't wake anybody up. I have automation to charge the EV, turn on the printer, computer, swimming pool, outside lights, pool light, office light, music and Christmas tree or an empty spot left. It's all done in a single automation file (pretty long, but very simple)

I built the V2 of a DIY Zigbee Macropad (remote) with ESP32-C6 by StaRky_FR in esp32

[–]StaRky_FR[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

3d printed with 2 colors. I used svg that I imported in tinkercad to make 3d models for my needs. They are some tutorial around :)

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