Toni Alatalo antont

A graph that interprets IoT temperature device through time, tracking internal to a refrigerator and external to a refrigerator.

Written in D3, and visible here

Gist available here

	[14:40:45.486 INF Connection:0000000002] Client handshake completed with (127.0.X.X-384e9d4f): clientVersion=0.0.2, localPort=9339, targetHostname=<null>
	[14:40:45.486 DBG Connection:0000000002] Received Handshake.ClientHello{ ClientVersion=0.0.2, BuildNumber=, SupportedLogicVersions=MetaVersionRange{ MinVersion=2, MaxVersion=2 }, FullProtocolHash=2064835897, CommitId=, Timestamp=2024-09-09 11:40:45.467 Z, AppLaunchId=3981582898, ClientSessionNonce=2802025118, ClientSessionConnectionNdx=0, Platform=Unknown, LoginProtocolVersion=2, TargetHostname=null, ClientLogicVersion=2 }
	[14:40:45.492 DBG Connection:0000000002] Request device login for Player:YNAVwH959i (deviceId=v8l03u1aZBK67vWJY7aKxr4UnzZfADTzoCM7uetKMErMIvKd, isBot=False)
	[14:40:45.496 DBG Connection:0000000002] Authentication succeeded for Player:YNAVwH959i (deviceId=v8l03u1aZBK67vWJY7aKxr4UnzZfADTzoCM7uetKMErMIvKd)
	[14:40:45.497 INF Connection:0000000002] Logged in Player:YNAVwH959i, key=DeviceId/v8l03u1aZBK67vWJY7aKxr4UnzZfADTzoCM7uetKMErMIvKd)
	[14:4

	/* Claude Sonnet says:

	Yes, it is possible to define entity kind specific EntityId types, such as PlayerId.
	While the `EntityId` struct in the provided code is designed to be a general-purpose identifier for various entity types,
	you can create wrapper types for specific entity kinds to improve type safety and readability in your code. */

	public readonly struct PlayerId : IEquatable<PlayerId>
	{
	private readonly EntityId _entityId;


	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
	<style>
	body {font-family: Arial;}

	/* Style the tab */
	.tab {


	<!DOCTYPE html>
	<html>
	<head>
	<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
	<style>
	body {font-family: Arial;}

	/* Style the tab */
	.tab {

	import threading
	import asyncio
	from queue import Queue
	import time
	from typing import Awaitable

	import flask
	from firebase_functions.private import serving

	concurrent_handler_id = 0

	"""
	fastapi-cache decorator modified for SQLModel use.

	Also, caches and serves the final JSON, instead of Python objects.
	Thus looses pydantic validation of the response objects up in fastapi,
	but this cache func does `response_model.from_orm` itself, so runs the same validation.

	Elsewhere, there's an example that uses unmodified fastapi-cache with SQLModel, that works too
	https://github.com/jonra1993/fastapi-alembic-sqlmodel-async/blob/main/fastapi-alembic-sqlmodel-async/app/api/v1/endpoints/cache.py
	"""

	import csv
	import datetime

	session_start_time = datetime.datetime(2018, 8, 31, 22, 57, 27)

	print("FILE \"swingit_vol1.mp3\" MP3")


	with open('edit-31.8.2018.csv') as csvfile:
	reader = csv.reader(csvfile)

	using System;
	using System.Collections;
	using System.Collections.Generic;
	using UnityEngine;

	public class Toggle3D : MonoBehaviour {
	// group that this toggle can belong to
	[SerializeField]
	private ToggleGroup3D m_Group;