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All I'm getting is a message: "Oops! Unauthorized F4map API usage. If you are this website administrator, please contact the support at [email protected]."

> milk/toast

FYI the word I believe you're looking for is "milquetoast" :)

Tiller (https://www.tillerhq.com/) does exactly this. You can dump the data into Google Sheets or into Excel.

While I can understand not wanting to create a Google account (even just to use as a login), my understanding is that if you use Tiller via Excel, Google will not have access to any of your financial data.

I'm not from Germany, but I did notice that they changed the color for the German site. My comparison is to the American site.

For those curious, based on the CSS on their respective websites, they aren't _exactly_ the same HEX color, just pretty similar.

(Lemonade is #ff0083, while T-Mobile is #e20074. Comparison here: https://www.colorcombos.com/combotester.html?color0=e20074&c...)

This reminds me of Yid++[0], a tongue-in-cheek C++ compiler with a bunch of keywords translated into Yeshivish[1]. (I apologize in advance if the humor is wasted on those unfamiliar with the Yeshivish / Talmudic world.) It's still in ASCII though :)

If nothing else, these things remind me how lucky I was to not have had to learn English while I simultaneously learned to program.

[0] https://schorrm.github.io/ypp/ [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeshivish

The Bleacher Report article was taken down, but can be still be read here: https://web.archive.org/web/20191007075632/https://bleacherr...

This is precisely the purpose of the OpenAPI Specification[0], an extended subset of the JSON Schema specification. Plus there a whole family of supporting tools, such as Swagger UI[1], and lots more[2].

[0] https://swagger.io/docs/specification/about/

[1] https://swagger.io/tools/swagger-ui/

[2] https://openapi.tools/

For a subreddit dedicated to this (TFA is currently first place), see https://old.reddit.com/r/ActLikeYouBelong/

Welp, now that my Imposter Syndrome has returned in full force, any concrete advice on leveling up in engineering skill (other than getting hired at Google circa 1999)?

Edit: I now see that Paul coined the "Don't be Evil" slogan[0]. I'm curious what his thoughts on its removal and what that portends for Google today. u/paul?

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22540

"In its majestic equality, the law forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, beg in the streets and steal loaves of bread." - Anatole France

(Note, this is not to express an opinion on the GP!)

FYI in case you weren't aware, Yom Kippur is celebrated tonight / tomorrow this year.

Thanks. I'll have to look into that. Might not work for my use-case (AC units).

Thanks balloob. Tried all the solutions in the thread. None worked for me.

That didn't work for me :/

Since there are eyes on this thread: Has anyone successfully linked their HA Cloud account with Alexa? I keep on getting "We were unable to link Home Assistant at this time."

That reminds me of this Seinfeld bit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-Cz-LK16g4

I believe you're right! Now that I've publicly displayed my ignorance, I discovered this message in the console:

> Curios how its done? We are using paper.js and gatsby.js. Some behind the scenes: http://volligohne.de/projekte/timobecker/. Check out the source code https://github.com/voellig-ohne/timobecker

Sources for drawings: https://github.com/voellig-ohne/timobecker/tree/master/compo...

I can't say that I'm any less impressed that it's "only" 360 drawings :)

Pretty cool concept on Timo Becker's site[0] (linked in TFA), and I'm trying to figure out how it's accomplished.

If memory serves, there's 6! = 720 distinct graphs. Was a custom illustration created for each of those?

Either way, really nicely done IMHO.

[0] https://timobecker.com/

I have no horse in this race, but this is so cool that one minute you're exchanging comments on HN and the next you're livestreaming a conversation on the topic! What a world :)

Having worked many years both with ORMs and with "old-school" devs slinging raw SQL strings and everything in between, I've come to the conclusion that "ORMs don't kill [performance], people do". :)

Relevant podcast episode: When Did Marriage Become So Hard?

https://www.npr.org/2018/02/12/584531641/when-did-marriage-b...

Yup. GP is definitely exaggerating how likely it is, although his larger point that in this era, working in the game industry is an explicit choice, because there lots of other options out there for devs, that point still stands IMHO!

https://www.reddit.com/r/financialindependence/ (See sidebar for lots of links)

30s is a bit aggressive, tho ;)