Appreciate the realistic/relatable nature of this video. Getting starting with a pi, wires around the place, setting up mouse/keyboard, late meals, debugging… love it.
i like your videos and the aesthetic of it and i also love how there is no music, helps my brain relax instead of constant music stimulation. love it 🙂
I consider watching this channel like a motivation channel, I get inspired to continue learning how to code whenever I'm here. Thank you! Kalle for being an inspiration.
Snyggt Kalle! 💯 I seem to be biased towards seeing physical manifestation of code rather than just something on the laptop screen. Compared to data analysis or other non-physical representations of it --> The external screen was a nice touch and makes the end result feel more satisfactory as the code takes a physical form. Keep it up!
This definitely has me wanting to get into digital/led display world. Would be fun to have a small raspi just for fun displays as a little side project. Well done.
Did the samething a few weeks ago, connected it to a relay aswell so it shuts of the heater in my house if the price goes over my max_value. Also updating it on a webpage where i can change the max price and allow the heater to run even if its to high price.
Try programming with Visual Studio Code and using the ssh-extention to program directly on the raspberry pi. You can run the code and use the terminal in VSC. This makes programming a pi a lot easier from experience.
Nice project! Have you considered using Docker containers to make your projects easier to deploy in a new machine? That would prevent the chromedriver from failing when you run it in a machine without chrome installed on it.
wow , does it work with this setup ? I am currently working on RP2040 and the hassle to test the same thing on new machine is insane like the libraries and all !
@@vinaypatel5426 on a RP 4 like the one Kalle is using will definitely work. However, I'm not sure if a RP2040 like yours would support Docker, as it's more limited in resources and running Docker is less efficient than installing all the dependencies right on your device. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful :(
@@vinaypatel5426 A Rp2040 is not a RP4, its not even similar, one is a computer other is a micro processor that runs a single line of code at a time (2 for the rp2040)
...and in addition to that they are not representing what you will pay as a consumer in the end - some municipal utilities have different strategies to buy the energy source (gas, electricity) than others - for example through futures. But nevertheless it's a very nice Idea and a great video as always ! :)
i was checking your git repo of this project and i have couple questions. you were using there webdriver which is for windows. how did u get it work with raspberry because raspberry uses linux ?
the average person doesn't play soccer because they're going to be professional, they're doing it for fun fun isn't about the result, it's about entertainment, even if the result is trash, it can still be fun the process of setting up an RPi, connection modules, and make it do something isn't usually something to brag about, but it's fun anyway!
Not to be critical or whatever, but you could just have used an ESP32 or 8266. Would have been much more cheaper but the project itself is super cool great job man as always !
So I bought myself a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B a while ago and just had Ubuntu on there for now. Do you have any other suggestions what I should try out as a programmer?
@@aliffnabil5542Ty for this idea. Right now I am not using python although I might learn it later but do you also have any ideas for something I could do with JavaScript?
And also it is kinda astonishing that you have been using vim for long but aren't accustomed to its powerful keybinding. (The capitalizing false example)
That big one is a neo pixel matrix array. And frankly a ESP32 is better for this it’s smaller and cheaper. Why use Chrome plugins? Just do an https request and parse the body and done. Also you can just ssh into the raspberry and program on that using vi! And using split??? Just use a nice simple regular expression with a match group.
Great project!! I have a few crypto miners, and I think a project like this would be good to track profitability since electric costs are the largest expense in a crypto farm. BTW, Dave's Garage (ruclips.net/user/DavesGarage) has a whole series on LED strips and matrixes. I found that very helpful when I was getting into them. I have a vintage motorhome, and I plan to replace all the interior and exterior lighting with programmable LEDs. I think it would be especially cool to make the brake lights and turn signals do different effects.
why not use a Raspberry Pi Pico as this project is massively overkill to run an entire SoC computer with a full blown Linux OS, when you could just use an tiny (but more then capable) MCU that would literally "sip" tiny amounts of power? an Raspberry Pico does not even use an OS.
Actually Kalle, I worked in the energy business in two startups and as much as I like the project it’s useless. As we as end customers do not pay for current prices - your meters do not even measure and send that data. You get the so called average consumer price that is (or should be unless you have a fascist German or Swedish energy provider like me, twice a year in June and January). Only when you are an industrial consumer do you get billed at 15 minute intervals - the wanted to increase that to 5 minutes for 15 years but they still work with 15 minute intervals. Oh If you have a two dial meter you have the day and night rates. But even those are being phased out here in The Netherlands and Germany.
Lol nice unboxing method 😂
Appreciate the realistic/relatable nature of this video. Getting starting with a pi, wires around the place, setting up mouse/keyboard, late meals, debugging… love it.
i like your videos and the aesthetic of it and i also love how there is no music, helps my brain relax instead of constant music stimulation. love it 🙂
Wow your so right. Never noticed but the music stresses me out to.
I consider watching this channel like a motivation channel, I get inspired to continue learning how to code whenever I'm here. Thank you! Kalle for being an inspiration.
Have a look at mine too, I do sort of this stuff but far more in-depth.
This was exciting to watch from start to finish. It was not just a display. There was a lot in this video! Thank you!
Snyggt Kalle! 💯 I seem to be biased towards seeing physical manifestation of code rather than just something on the laptop screen. Compared to data analysis or other non-physical representations of it --> The external screen was a nice touch and makes the end result feel more satisfactory as the code takes a physical form. Keep it up!
Awesome watching Kalle after such a long time !!!
This definitely has me wanting to get into digital/led display world. Would be fun to have a small raspi just for fun displays as a little side project. Well done.
Love these kind of videos kalle. Thxs for the effort.
I just want to say that I really like the ambiance of your video. Feels very natural ;)
This could have been more easier if you would used the beautifulsoup or urllib instead of selenium, chromium and wbedriver.
NIce idea @Kalle and well implemented. Liked the video. Keep making cool projects and thanks for sharing 👍 🙂
your videos is what keep inspiring me as student who has dream software developer
Did the samething a few weeks ago, connected it to a relay aswell so it shuts of the heater in my house if the price goes over my max_value.
Also updating it on a webpage where i can change the max price and allow the heater to run even if its to high price.
Loved the video! Please make more such projects! :)
Sjukt bra!! Just the video I needed, been looking for a way to track my servers power usage in an easier way.
Nice video.
It impressed me both your project and your digital stove. 😆
I watch your videos to learn English, so far I have learned the word "basically" very well 😂😂😂
Try programming with Visual Studio Code and using the ssh-extention to program directly on the raspberry pi. You can run the code and use the terminal in VSC. This makes programming a pi a lot easier from experience.
Questions can come in ⬆️..
It's great how creative people are.
Awesome project with raspberrypi 4. I like your videos!!!!
This is a brilliant idea mate, I need to give it a try
your videos help my mind relax.
Love the FOOT on the Unboxing...LOL, Love It !
Hey Kalle, amazing video! Would you mind to share the links to buy all that stuff as well?
Definitely gonna try this out
Bra video! Dystopian future where you need to do this, but a solid project and lowkey fun to do :)
Very interesting video this week!
I personally connect with your sitting style . Cos this is the way we sit in our hostel for productivity in India 😂
Programmer: Cool project
Rationalist: Just open the website and check for yourself.
Nice project! Have you considered using Docker containers to make your projects easier to deploy in a new machine? That would prevent the chromedriver from failing when you run it in a machine without chrome installed on it.
wow , does it work with this setup ? I am currently working on RP2040 and the hassle to test the same thing on new machine is insane like the libraries and all !
@@vinaypatel5426 on a RP 4 like the one Kalle is using will definitely work. However, I'm not sure if a RP2040 like yours would support Docker, as it's more limited in resources and running Docker is less efficient than installing all the dependencies right on your device. I'm sorry I can't be more helpful :(
@@vinaypatel5426 A Rp2040 is not a RP4, its not even similar, one is a computer other is a micro processor that runs a single line of code at a time (2 for the rp2040)
This is a really nice project 👌
Day-ahead prices are actual prices not predictions.
Electricity is auctioned the day before the delivery in the so-called day-ahead market
...and in addition to that they are not representing what you will pay as a consumer in the end - some municipal utilities have different strategies to buy the energy source (gas, electricity) than others - for example through futures. But nevertheless it's a very nice Idea and a great video as always ! :)
I actually found the gut health part really interesting
What are your keyboard switches? Brown, red? Good video by the way!
Hey, thank you very much for the review. How do you add electric app to the tracks? (Real electric app)
Hey Kalle, instead of connecting your raspberry pi to a separate monitor and keyboard, why dont you just ssh into your raspberry pi from your main PC?
I'm just curious where you baught that pi, It's freaking hard get one of these now 😬
Great interesting and fun video 👌
Puppeteer or playwright i find to be a better choice for scraping on raspberry pi aswell
i was checking your git repo of this project and i have couple questions. you were using there webdriver which is for windows. how did u get it work with raspberry because raspberry uses linux ?
You have a Link for the Display?
Whats the price of one of those Raspberries?
0:03 "And here we have an unopened Raspberry Pi 4"
me *cries in microchip shortage*
Have you ever thought about creating a Twitter bot displaying these informations ? You could share alot more infos than just a number
the average person doesn't play soccer because they're going to be professional, they're doing it for fun
fun isn't about the result, it's about entertainment, even if the result is trash, it can still be fun
the process of setting up an RPi, connection modules, and make it do something isn't usually something to brag about, but it's fun anyway!
Great project g!
Instead of parsing the HTML as XML, you could just use Pandas and parse the table object directly. Good stuff though!
Not to be critical or whatever, but you could just have used an ESP32 or 8266. Would have been much more cheaper but the project itself is super cool great job man as always !
When I saw u just using the python command I literally thought that this is the cause
You should consider using requests instead of selenium
was inspired, so i did similar project using vattenfall, their page was really complex to use but i managed after 6h learning Selenium :D
So I bought myself a Raspberry Pi 4 Model B a while ago and just had Ubuntu on there for now. Do you have any other suggestions what I should try out as a programmer?
make a speech recognition in python then set the Raspberry Pi as 'Alexa'. Try maybe play music or retrieve info from the web
@@aliffnabil5542Ty for this idea. Right now I am not using python although I might learn it later but do you also have any ideas for something I could do with JavaScript?
hi amazing work! can we get the script that gets the prices data?
what a good unbox therapy
And also it is kinda astonishing that you have been using vim for long but aren't accustomed to its powerful keybinding. (The capitalizing false example)
would've been perfect if it was using on solar energy
Actually micro controllers like arduino with wifi module would do the job for you, and power usage is even lower.
Questions can come in ⬆️..
Unboxing of the year😂
Where are the links?
That big one is a neo pixel matrix array.
And frankly a ESP32 is better for this it’s smaller and cheaper. Why use Chrome plugins? Just do an https request and parse the body and done. Also you can just ssh into the raspberry and program on that using vi!
And using split??? Just use a nice simple regular expression with a match group.
very cool
I think i pay at a fixed rate that goes up lots every 6 months
Does anybody know what happend with the warehouse he rented? And why?
Cant Seem to find a video about this
Nobody? @hallden
At what time do you wake up?
please do functional programming
when i saw the pi on carpet i panicked more than if it was a pie on carpet
Where did you got a Raspberry pi, they're sold out!!
can you do an office room tour?
@𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐬𝐚𝐩𝐩 +𝟏𝟗𝟓𝟐𝟐𝟒𝟕𝟖𝟖𝟎𝟔 uh…
Can I have your desktop wallpaper please? I think your wallpaper is so beautiful
fr stay on the grind
Great project!! I have a few crypto miners, and I think a project like this would be good to track profitability since electric costs are the largest expense in a crypto farm. BTW, Dave's Garage (ruclips.net/user/DavesGarage) has a whole series on LED strips and matrixes. I found that very helpful when I was getting into them. I have a vintage motorhome, and I plan to replace all the interior and exterior lighting with programmable LEDs. I think it would be especially cool to make the brake lights and turn signals do different effects.
kung e du kalle
Floor Gang !
Selenium is nice when websites don't allow scraping... 🧐
Here we wouldn't even have the need for it cause we have a fixed price for electricity
No one told him he could have stayed at his desk and ssh’d in to the pi?
💚
You dont even need a raspberry pi for that .. just use an esp8266
imagine being able to buy Raspberry...
Pragrammer frountend
Could you please put music in your videos they are better with music it's kind of boring without music kalle
why not use a Raspberry Pi Pico as this project is massively overkill to run an entire SoC computer with a full blown Linux OS, when you could just use an tiny (but more then capable) MCU that would literally "sip" tiny amounts of power? an Raspberry Pico does not even use an OS.
Such overkill to use raspberry pi for this purpose xD
Okay, Brad Pitt
Questions can come in ⬆️..
@1:02 rpi abuse lol
First :)
first
Actually Kalle, I worked in the energy business in two startups and as much as I like the project it’s useless.
As we as end customers do not pay for current prices - your meters do not even measure and send that data. You get the so called average consumer price that is (or should be unless you have a fascist German or Swedish energy provider like me, twice a year in June and January). Only when you are an industrial consumer do you get billed at 15 minute intervals - the wanted to increase that to 5 minutes for 15 years but they still work with 15 minute intervals.
Oh If you have a two dial meter you have the day and night rates. But even those are being phased out here in The Netherlands and Germany.
the project seems intereting the the video is so bad...... and the dialogue sucks
Eg ser det er nokon som har laga ein python-pakke for nordpool. pip3 install nordpool. Har ikkje testa den sjølv enda.
what editor is that you're using ?
Looks like just vim, from the “-INSERT” mode 8:41
If you’re new tho I suggest using nano
@@5hirtandtieler thanks mate