ryebread777

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by ryebread777 4mo ago
Experiencing the same things. Basically unusable. Switched back to 4.7 for now.
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by ryebread777 6mo ago
As a data scientist I’m probably not your intended audience but a “Correlate tool that finds relationships between any two tags with adjustable time lag and bucket size” sounds like a recipe for spurious correlations. In the context of heal
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by ryebread777 6mo ago
That’s incredible! Just having access to a list of Amex FHR/THC hotels alone is super helpful! Will check this out next trip I plan.
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by ryebread777 6mo ago
Sounds like a good idea but I’m not sure I fully understand what the solution is. Also, the landing page is almost unreadable on my phone - lots of very light gray text on light backgrounds.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Postgres! I think you're right I just haven't got to it yet. Thanks for the flag
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Right now it’s just a db query on display_name with ilike :skull:
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by ryebread777 2y ago
There isn’t a way for users to add plants at the moment. Curious what plants you were looking for though. I can try to identify stores to partner with that have them.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
It is more targeted at houseplants now but only because that’s what I know more about. Definitely love these ideas and want to make it better suited for outdoor plants. It could also be a good motivator to encourage people to create an acco
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by ryebread777 2y ago
actually it is on there - I think the real problem is that the search functionality is really bad at the moment https://www.getanyplant.com/plant/c6fb4f16ea74675f84d6085e02...
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Thank you for your thoughtful response! I love your ideas. I will have to come back a few times to process everything but will add a few thoughts now. Many science-oriented resources, such as iNaturalist, license content with creative commo
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Ah yes, there is already a category for aquatic, but you're right that they should really have their own set of filters and everything else too. (foreground / background plant, needs CO2, water PH, etc.). Im wondering if there is
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Thank you! Cool idea, I was not familiar with this concept. I will look into what data exists for these.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Would love to hear how you envisioned it differently if you're down to share.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback - sharing this project has really opened my eyes to my own bias there. Still thinking through how to best expand the site to other countries but in the meantime I'll make sure to mention that the site is US-cent
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Still using Django, but now I’m using react for front end. This made it a lot easier for me to create a clean modern looking UI.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
This is an awesome list with many things I’d never thought of! Thanks for taking the time to write it out. Seems like requirements for the gardening user and the houseplant user vary pretty substantially!
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Thanks for the advice! I too am surprised by that. The Django version of my site had something similar! The home page showed plants grouped into categories kind of like Netflix. But when I transitioned to react I limited the scope. But I mi
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Awesome!! Surprised I didn’t know that as I’ve explored plantnet in the past. I’ll add those in!
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by ryebread777 2y ago
The process is a combination of things. right now most of the work is done by a massive regex. I also do some manual labeling. Exploring some other solutions too. But accurate mappings are a high priority for the site!
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by ryebread777 2y ago
There is a filter on the plant list for pet-safe! Look for the paw icon. Haven’t pulled this info onto the plant detail page yet though.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
I just list all of the plants sold at any of the stores I currently integrate with. I use a scientific taxonomic name database to make sure that the binomial names (genus, species) are legit and not miss-spelled and all of my liastings are
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by ryebread777 2y ago
I'll check it out! Sounds kinda similar to a game I'm playing rn on switch called dredge, though that focuses on fish.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Currently evaluating alternatives for hosting images rn. Open to any suggestions!
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Thanks! I mentioned in another comment but definitely hoping to expand once I've nailed the fundamentals!
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by ryebread777 2y ago
That would be so cool! I'd love to explore generating images like that with AI.
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by ryebread777 2y ago
I experimented with that few months ago and it was very bad unfortunately. Though it may have improved. Probably for common plants it would work excellent (bell pepper, monstera) but most of the plants on the site are fairly obscure, especi
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Wordpress version was basically just static plant pages. And I used jupyter notebooks to update them with new data (like product price and availability). Pretty funny to think about now
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by ryebread777 2y ago
I’m on it! What sorts of things do you care about when you’re looking for outdoor plants? Anything besides hardiness zone? Maybe categories for trees, shrubs, etc?
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Ooh, I’ve actually been looking into this. It hasn’t been too heavily requested but to me it is a cool feature. I’m curious what you envision by location? Would it be by country? Or something more specific or broad?
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by ryebread777 2y ago
Sure! Happy to answer most things as I’m looking to share but also to get feedback and new ideas on those topics.

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