now it is the rocks who dream
and we dream with them
John Dee
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Youtube thought I needed to listen to this again. Maybe you do too?
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=qeUcGD4rRRc
Double pink poppies starting to bloom #grownostr
Really enjoying these cheap Xiaomi temperature sensors and Grafana.
This chart shows the temperature inside and outside an incubator. I also have an S9 ASIC in the same room that runs on a schedule. I figured out how to use the state of the S9 smart plug to show when it's turned on and off.
It's interesting to see how the ambient temperature rises immediately with the S9 running, and how the cycling of the thermostat becomes less frequent and stops entirely when ambient is near the target temperature.
#homeassistant #grafana #grownostr
This chart shows the temperature inside and outside an incubator. I also have an S9 ASIC in the same room that runs on a schedule. I figured out how to use the state of the S9 smart plug to show when it's turned on and off.
It's interesting to see how the ambient temperature rises immediately with the S9 running, and how the cycling of the thermostat becomes less frequent and stops entirely when ambient is near the target temperature.
#homeassistant #grafana #grownostr
Quick test of outpainting with the ControlNet inpaint+lama preprocessor:
See here for more details: https://yewtu.be/watch?v=vpmy_6cyI7c
A Tale of Two Sensors
The yellow line is an Aqara Zigbee sensor with temperature, humidity and pressure. It doesn't update the sensor readings very often. It costs $15 and requires a USB Zigbee adapter for $20-30. Many Zigbee devices also act as repeaters to extend range. [1]
The green line is a Xiaomi Bluetooth sensor with temperature and humidity. It costs $6 and requires a $6 ESP32 to bridge bluetooth to HomeAssistant with the ESPHome firmware. You also get an LCD display, battery level, battery voltage and signal strength. [2]
So for $3 less you gain high time-resolution sensor readings and an LCD screen showing temperature and humidity. You lose pressure, but pressure will be the same everywhere so it's not necessary to have it in every sensor.
The graph comes from Grafana integrated with HomeAssistant. These particular sensors are monitoring an incubator.
#homeassistant #grownostr
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[2] 
The yellow line is an Aqara Zigbee sensor with temperature, humidity and pressure. It doesn't update the sensor readings very often. It costs $15 and requires a USB Zigbee adapter for $20-30. Many Zigbee devices also act as repeaters to extend range. [1]
The green line is a Xiaomi Bluetooth sensor with temperature and humidity. It costs $6 and requires a $6 ESP32 to bridge bluetooth to HomeAssistant with the ESPHome firmware. You also get an LCD display, battery level, battery voltage and signal strength. [2]
So for $3 less you gain high time-resolution sensor readings and an LCD screen showing temperature and humidity. You lose pressure, but pressure will be the same everywhere so it's not necessary to have it in every sensor.
The graph comes from Grafana integrated with HomeAssistant. These particular sensors are monitoring an incubator.
#homeassistant #grownostr
[1] CloudFree
Aqara Temperature and Humidity Sensor
Aqara’s newer T1 temperature sensor is Zigbee 3.0 Certified, and may experience fewer connection issues than the original model. Zigbee2MQTT Docu...
CloudFree
Xiaomi Mijia Bluetooth Temperature and Humidity Sensor
Bluetooth Temperature Sensor Requires Bluetooth on your Home Assistant server or an ESP32 to integrate device into Home Assistant
Dear #apple users, come on over to #linux and #grownostr!
#stablediffusion #aiart #grownostr
gm frens!
#coffeechain #aiart #stablediffusion
#coffeechain #aiart #stablediffusion
Organic pest control with pinguicula Aphrodite. #plantstr #permies #permaculture #grownostr
Nostrmobiles hard at work. Keep nostr weird! #grownostr #stablediffusion
It's fun to stay at the N-A-T-O!
Quick, crude proof-of-concept. The military man should be Lloyd Austin but the models don't know him very well.
Stable Diffusion has many knobs to twiddle.
The main trick here is generating the initial txt2img at a lower resolution than usual (192x256) and then using Hires fix with the Latent upscaler and a 4x upscale. Then for even more details, pass it to img2img with ControlNet tile resampling and Ultimate SD Upscale.
See the reply for the recipe and a few extra images.
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#coffeechain #secondbreakfast