replied to a post on aaronparecki.com

There are multiple ways to get the right value for fail. Some examples:

SUM(success = 0) as fail
SUM(1-success) as fail
COUNT(*)-SUM(success) as fail
TIL that your @netlify preview and branch deploys stick around forever, the only way to get rid of them is to delete the entire site. Better hope you never commit anything confidential/sensitive or any JS that calls out to external services... 🤦‍♂️

replied to a post on aaronparecki.com

I didn't know this either. We have been using Netlify for a project. I should look into it next week, to see if this would be a problem for us.
I just noticed Home Assistant supports Indieauth to get access tokens. That's great! p83.nl/p/1611
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replied to @pstuifzand

This could be even better with discovery links in the headers or head. https://github.com/home-assistant/frontend/discussions/10344

replied to a post on pca.st

What would you need to share parts of a podcast?

Peter Stuifzand replied to a post on critter.blog

Start an experiment

Peter Stuifzand replied to a post on p83.nl

https://feedbin.com/blog/2016/02/03/subscribe-to-email-newsletters-in-feedbin/

Feedbin supports this use case!

Peter Stuifzand replied to a post on twitter.com

Is it possible to add custom Tasker variables to phrases?

replied to a post on refactoring.com

Remove flag argument

If a function takes a boolean argument, it is possible to copy the function and set the variable to true in the first function and to false in the second function. Then you can propagate the value down. This often makes it possible to simplify the code.

replied to a post on aaronparecki.com

Very cool to see other people working on Home Automation stuff. I'm not automating much yet. It's more like keeping track of things, like energy usage and temperature. Best project yet was getting a notification when the washing machine was done, based on energy usage measured by a smart plug. That was created with ESPHome.

replied to a post on ramblinggit.com

This post made me think of a thing that I was thinking a few years back, when my grandfather was scanning old pictures. I had no idea who was in these picture, but he could tell me all about it. My idea was a "wiki" where you can upload a picture and make that the center of some discussions. People can then add the location where the picture was taken, who are in the picture and recount stories about it. All with hyperlinks to other pictures and the people. It's great to see other poeple think about this.

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