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rellik

563 karma · joined March 31, 2010

developer @ TempoDB (time series database service)
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rellik··on Fighting Back After Hacker News Took Down My Site
While the cloud does enable you to scale your resources on demand, you still have to address the same issues I had to deal with (how to efficiently use those resources). Plus, moving to a mutli-server setup involves additional complexity in the architecture of the system, which I'd rather not mess with unless I have to :)
rellik··on Beyond NoSQL: Using RRD to store temporal data
was shaky for a while.. back up now :)
rellik··on Beyond NoSQL: Using RRD to store temporal data
Text-only version comes up for me: http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://...
rellik··on Beyond NoSQL: Using RRD to store temporal data
Yeah, sorry.. my little blog apparently can't handle front page traffic =/
rellik··on Arduino + Coffeescript + Google Calendar == Remote-controlled Thermostat
thanks for the feedback.

1) The target temperature actually is subject to change as often as I take a temperature reading, but it just happens to alternate between a few predefined (in google calendar) states. I could make that line smaller/faded/etc to make the actual temp stand out a bit more

2) true :) is the name of the project confusing, since it's currently cool-or-not ?

What would you like to see with regards to the on/off time vs. the temperature? I was thinking about a faded background highlight when the HVAC was on (blue for AC, red for heat). Is there something more that would be interesting?

rellik··on Arduino + Coffeescript + Google Calendar == Remote-controlled Thermostat
joezydeco, what seems off? the blue line is the setting, and the orange line is the actual temperature. the setting changes periodically (based on a google calendar, linked on the right), and the actual temperature rises until about 1 degree over the setting, when the AC kicks in.
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