So far I have a camera working that can sleep when no motion and wake back up if low battery after enough charge.
Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
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#392Also ordered a few raspberry pis to build a cluster as motivation to learn/experiment w kubernetes and distributed systems in general
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#393It's a communication platform for small and micro businesses (spec. emerging markets) to send invoices and orders, keep track of credits/debits, log income/expenses, trade commodities, sell online, chat with customers and suppliers.
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#394I built an electron app for organising and watching saved movies. In my part of the world, a lot of people still rely on external storage devices to share movies and music.
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#395Re: Ask HN: What's your quarantine side project?
#396- I bought her Lego Boost (well, mostly myself, but we still have fun with it) and she is getting better at actually programming it
- I installed scratch junior on the chromebook she's been using (nice for mostly lightly interactive animations), we wen't through few of the work-assigments and she likes to fiddle with the included project-samples
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#398The stack is Django, Nuxt.js and PostgreSQL (also MySQL and SQLite are going to be supported). For this project I've been learning Nuxt.js and Kubernetes. Normally I work full time as a full stack freelance developer, but due to the corona outbreak I've lost one of my biggest clients. This resulted in more time for Baserow, which was already a side project for a while now. I would like to make a business out of this in the future because I really enjoy working this.
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#400Originally I wanted to see some Covid data with my own visualization, was thinking on D3 first.
Ended up with full TICK stack and Grafana, monitoring all devices I have at home and setting up alerts for all kind of silly stuff. Usefulness is questionable, but I learned a lot.
I have now some insight in the local area covid spread and happy to report, no new cases in my town discovered since a month \o/ (according to the government provided API)