Loving #PhilipsHue's long press to turn all the lights off. With some node-red and #HomeAssistant, I just extended that to our #lego light kits and display lights.
It was slightly infuriating to do because I had to figure out which event it was and to do that I had to look at all events coming from HA just to find "hue_event" among all "state_changed" events. It was simple after that to find the "long_release" event type for the "hue_event".
@benoit_badrignans@wyri Not sure if it applies, but I do think so, but have you ever looked at the events monitor in the development tools?
I never used Node-red but this should be relatively easy to do using just the HomeAssistant automations and depending on your Zigbee gateway it might even be a build in trigger the you can select from a drop down menu.
So happy I took the time to learn #Dataview. It's going to be revolutionary for my vault. It'll help me create main topic pages to keep track of my notes. I used to manually link every note to a "MOC" but I kept forgetting and found it tedious. This is going to be a "leave it and let grow" thing, and it suits my #ADHD brain immensely lol.
And how great it is that the #Obsidian anticipated our annoyance with YAML and come up with the properties feature? Genius.
@liztai Your dataviews wil evolve and that might be a challenge when you have dataviews in your templates that you then want to update as well.
My solution to that is to put a #DataviewJS snippet in the template that loads the another note (call it a #Dataview#template where the actual Dataview lives.
@cobweb I am curious too. By default you can set a size like this ![[image.png|pixels]]
Aligning an #image can be done using a #CSS like below and embed it like this ![[image.png#center|300]] but it’s a hassle to edit text along side the image when not in source mode.
Anyone else seeing issues with #HomeAssistant and #Frigate after the latest HA 2024.5.0 release?
I've restarted everything and so far the issue is un-resolved. What I'm seeing is the Recordings switch is not reflecting the actual state of recording enabled or not. This is using the frigate-hass-integration. I see the recordings value toggle in MQTT, but it's just not updating in the device within the integration.
Ok, #HomeAssistant running. I have installed a wifi switch. I've discovered I need to add it to a dashboard and it doesn't just magically show up on the Overview (which you'd kinda think...). It has many monitoring options and they take up much valuable screen real estate. How the f**k do I tell it to only show "ON/OFF" ? Manuals entirely unuseful.
Is there some (implicit like file.mday) metadata in @obsidian files, that I can leverage using the #Dataview Plugin to sort notes in a shared vault (#ObsidianSync) by author?
I'd like to have a dynamic view on what notes were edited last by whom.
@davidlohner@obsidian@obsidianmd I don’t know ingress igneous, couldn’t find the plugin either, but does it also update the property, in this case replace current value for another preset value?
If so, that might be the better option. If not, I’d personally prefer 1 plugin that can do the job than 2. But that’s up to the user.
Adding a property in #Linter once you leave your note is easy the way. See the image below.
The custom regex will run afterwards, so it will fill the property.
Anyone using a #zettelkasten tool like #obsidian, #joplin, #roamresearch etc) - do you really use the graph view and what does it help? How do you integrate it into your workflow?
I first thought I'd try it because I love mindmapping a lot, but I couldn't really make use of the graph so far.
@suonoreale it can be useful to identify (unexpected) relations, but you have to put some effort in filtering and grouping, besides playing a little with the depth and toggling the neighbor links.
The thing is that it can be quite an effort. That’s why I hope next release supports saving your graph settings.
@kepano Even though #Obsidian is great, I’d love to see: graph profiles/saved filters, groups, etc.; select canvas frame on-mouseover so one can scroll when the mouse hoef hovers the note without first clicking first;
Editor improvements: native underline text instead of html code; improved numbered list in editor, so the numbering continues correct (see img); indent in line with bullet text start, also above 9; shift+enter for unnumbered indent line list; image align and text warping.
@kepano Ohh and one more thing :)
Revert the change made in 1.5(.3) where outgoing links cannot be linked without collapsing the text/clicking 'show more context' in de side bar first.
This is seriously annoying when for example you clip an article and want to link to matching notes.
@azonenberg Taken at the entrance to Cape Henlopen State Park in Lewes, Delaware. The vegetation is typical of the coastal region of the Mid-Atlantic states, with a mix of deciduous and evergreen trees. The surroundings are a mix of natural and developed areas, with the park on one side and a residential area on the other. The soil is sandy and the architecture is a mix of modern and traditional styles. The lat and long approx 38.7858° N, -75.0878° W.
#TIL certain decimal numbers like 0.1 cannot be exactly represented in binary and that's why we sometimes get strange answers in JavaScript and other programming languages when we try to do arithmetic with decimals. eg. Why does 0.3 + 0.6 = 0.89999999999999991 🤯https://www.exploringbinary.com/why-0-point-1-does-not-exist-in-floating-point/
It's not that I don't know how to resolve the situation in the example. The point is that certain decimal numbers, like 0.1, cannot be exactly represented in binary.
Rounding the outcome works for this simple sum. It becomes a different story if you want to continue with the outcome of a calculation, e.g., the values of two or more sensors.