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Once you have pyrevit installed you can browse it's folders (hold down alt + click on a tool) to get an idea of the folder structure.

But honestly, I asked Claude how to get started and that's it. Look up Erik Frits on YouTube, you'll find some tutorials there or on his site.

But really, ask Claude.

Dat is een mooie oplossing met dat profieltje! Zit het glas vast met een rubber of kit rand? Zou dit ook zo doen als de glazen want tot aan de vloer gaat?

You will die sure have to learn to weld. Are there any local courses for can do? It's not terribly hard and once your have the right settings it's ok

Thanks the title! I have it also, good book to have.

Dat zit (denk ik) een soort schroefdraad in, is deze dan ook omgekeerd?

Claude code is! It can work on your files directly, make the folders, script etc. If that's something you're it department allows!

Ours doesn't, so Claude works on the files through GitHub, and we sync GitHub with a local folder loaded by pyRevit.

Pyrevit is a plugin for Revit, which in it's own right is quite useful. It also has extensions, which are community made plugins that use pyRevit.

This means you can also use pyRevit to make your own extension/plugin. As others, I also suggest going this route! Hold down alt and click a pyrevit script, it will open the folder, go up s free folders and take note of the folder structure (or read the docs).

Claude chat will write a script for you and it can also guide you how to name the folders and files etc. Claude code will do everything for you except tennis pyRevit for you.

I was a long time dynamo user, since v1.3 or something up until earlier this year when we got a Claude subscription and I was asked to see if it can do anything useful. A few months later, all our dynamo scripts are not in our own pyRevit extension, and a lot of other scripts have been made since! I think we have 60+scripts now and I have another 15+ in my own tab.

Claude makes it so much easier than dynamo, highly recommend!

Aquara H2 (I think) are very similar.

Why not a Shelly behind the switch?

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Nevermind, I didn't read your message very well

I have definitely seen them move without pedalling! I've even watched young lads at the lights blip their throttle and observed the bike to move when doing so.

Sure, some are legit pedalling to move forward but many dont.

By manual you mean operate a handle or turn a cylinder somewhat akin to a throttle, right?

Not to be mean or anything but check your spelling of zigbee, this could make it harder to find help/tutorials/etc

I have a couple of Sonoff sensors, a few are just the sensor while the others are the one with display. The latter latest a year before needing a battery, I don't think I've changed batteries on the puck style ones since I got them, this winter will be the 3rd winter of using them in conviction with Sonoff trv (which are still on original batteries).

I don't see anywhere to do, this any insight?

Bij de bouwmarkt hebben ze ook de zwarte 18v accus en gereedschap

I found a 2000gt parked up a street, after seeing it driven an hour earlier.

Instead of fixing directly into the wood with screws you could get wood inserts and bolt into those. I did this to fix a desk to a frame, it might be a little more work but you can remove the bolts easily and reassemble. They don't need to be very heavy duty either, I think I used M3 or M4 (whichever for the holes in the frame.

Very interesting, thank you!

We're moving house next year and I plan on setting up HA from scratch with all new devices. In the meantime I will probably look into Claude integration and figure out how something like html dashboards work.

There have been a few html dashboards like this recently, I'm really intrigued by them! Is this also something you would be able to access from outside your home network?

Dan ligt die alsnog boven de breedplaat in het ingestorte beton. Met een beetje overspanning van 5m hem al snel 5cm nodig, daarboven ligt pas de leiding. De dekvloer is meestal 90mm, met 20mm ontkoppeling, vrij krap idd voor leidingen maar ik denk niet onmogelijk wanneer alles samen wordt instort.

Die van de op lijkt minder dan 5cm diep, wss was hier de hele vloer in het werk gestort?

I used skylt on a pine desk. It still discoloured but much slower.

Is this style different to bosozoku?

I didn't know about this! I've been seeing it more and more recently, it's probably something I will try after we move house and I get to setup everything again.

It's because the newer cars just aren't as beautiful

I have mine from the Kickstarter which I thought was a good price but your got it for an even better price!

Projecting on a wall also, dark room but no treatment and a white wall. I have no doubt it can be better but we love it anyway!

Bij het bezichtigen van mijn flat viel het on op dat er veel autos op de straat waren geparkeerd. Prima, we hadden toch geen auto. Net voor ik de sluitel kreeg werdt betaald parkeren ingevoerd, en je raad het al... een stuk minder autos op straat, zoveel minder dat het ons was opgevallen. Inmiddels een jaar verder en hebben we wel een auto, ik kan hem af en toe niet voor de deur langs de weg kwijt en moet ik hem om de hoek zetten. Prima zo.