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I've been looking for something like this for a long time and I am astounded and frustrated nobody has made anything like this. I found plenty of people asking for this, but no one actually showed a solution.
I stream with friends on twitch as we are in a discord call, and they will often post pictures in discord, but there was no way for me to easily show the picture on stream without toggling the entire discord window so twitch chat can actually see what we are talking about. What I wanted was some way for it to be automated, at least as much as possible.
Through the use of a custom discord bot, I was able to make something work.
Before I get into how to make this work, let me briefly explain how it works so you can tell if this is something you're willing to do. I will be highlighting all areas you need to fill out. The rest is mostly copy paste.
Discord Bot has reading access to a discord channel of your choice>a code tells the bot to monitor this discord channel for image links and image attachments>Upon detecting a new image, the bot will edit an HTML file somewhere on your computer with the link to the image along with some other things to make it readable for OBS>OBS uses that HTML file as a local browser source.
The only potential issue here that can benefit from some improvements is the source will not properly update unless you hide and then unhide the source. If its already hidden, simply unhiding it will prompt the correct image. (Just be sure the source has "Shutdown source when not visible" enabled, to allow it to update and take less resources while not visible) I simply made this a hotkey to easily toggle the source, however there is a way to create an OBS script that will automatically hide the source after a period of time, and reveal it upon updating, I was unsuccessful in this though.
To get this to work, you will only need to create 2 text files, paste some code, and change 3 lines to match your details so it properly links to the correct channel, bot, files, etc. I will highlight these things so you wont have to go searching.
1. CREATE YOUR DISCORD BOT
-Go to https://discord.com/developers/applications -Hit "New Application" at the top right, accept terms and name it whatever you want. -On the left under Settings/Installation be sure User Install and Guild Install are checked. -Navigate to the "Bot" tab on the left and turn OFF "Public Bot" and turn ON "Message Content Intent" -Head over to the "OAuth2" tab on the left. -Under "OAuth2 URL Generator" You will see a big list of "scopes" All you need is to check "bot" -A new portion will be revealed called "Bot Permissions". For simplicity sake since you can give it "Administrator". If you are concerned about security, you can check off only what would be needed like read messages and maybe read message history. This area you will have to experiment to see what is absolutely needed. -Copy the generated URL and paste it into your browser and select what server you would like to add it to. -Once added it should have all the needed permissions to do its job, but double check roles and default permissions to make sure its not conflicting with anything on your server. -Go back to the "Bot" tab on the left and hit the "Reset Token" button. You will be given a code. (Copy and paste this somewhere for you to refer to later.)
2. PYTHON (DONT PANIC) You barely need to mess with it.
-Head over to https://www.python.org/downloads/ and download the latest version. -When installing, make sure to check the box that says "Add Python X.X to PATH" during the installation process. This ensures that Python is added to your system's PATH environment variable, allowing you to run Python from the command line. (Just stay with me here, its not as bad as it sounds) Otherwise if you don't see this, its fine.
-Open Command Prompt as an administrator.

• Enter the following command: pip install discord
• That's about it for python.

3. CREATE THE CODE (PASTE IT)
-Create a new text file and name it "discord_bot.py" (Be sure to change the file extension from .txt to .py) -Right click the file and hit "open with" and select notepad. -Go ahead and paste the following code into the file:

import discord import os import time import re TOKEN = 'YOUR BOT TOKEN HERE' CHANNEL_ID = 'YOUR CHANNEL ID HERE' TEXT_FILE_PATH = 'YOUR TEXT FILE PATH' # Create an instance of discord.Intents intents = discord.Intents.default() intents.messages = True intents.guilds = True intents.message_content = True # Pass intents to the discord.Client() constructor client = discord.Client(intents=intents) # CSS style to limit image dimensions CSS_STYLE = """  """ .event async def on_ready(): print(f'Logged in as {client.user}') .event async def on_message(message): if == int(CHANNEL_ID): print(f'Message received in correct channel: {message.content}') print(f'Attachments: {message.attachments}') if message.attachments or any(re.findall(r'(http[s]?:\/\/[^\s]+(\.jpg\.png\.jpeg))', message.content)): image_url = message.attachments[0].url if message.attachments else re.findall(r'(http[s]?:\/\/[^\s]+(\.jpg\.png\.jpeg))', message.content)[0][0] try: # Generate HTML content with image URL embedded in an  tag html_content = f"""     {CSS_STYLE} Include CSS style      """ # Update the HTML file with the generated HTML content with open(TEXT_FILE_PATH, 'w') as file: file.write(html_content) print(f'HTML file updated with image URL: {image_url}') except Exception as e: print(f'Error updating HTML file: {e}') else: print('No attachments or image links found in the message') client.run(TOKEN)message.channel.id 

-A few lines into the code you will see three lines that read:
'YOUR BOT TOKEN HERE' 'YOUR CHANNEL ID HERE' -and- 'YOUR TEXT FILE PATH'
-You need to replace these. Refer to your token you saved earlier and paste it in place of YOUR BOT TOKEN HERE. When you replace it, it should still have the (') at each end. Example: TOKEN = 'adnlkn34okln2oinmfdksanf342'
-For the Channel ID, head over to Discord>Settings(cogwheel bottom left)>advanced and turn on Developer Mode. -Head over to the Server where you want OBS to grab from and where you invited the bot. -Right click the text Channel you want OBS to grab pictures from and hit "Copy Channel ID" -Go back to the text file with the code and paste the ID you just copied place of YOUR CHANNEL ID HERE. (again make sure not to delete ' ' in the process.
So far we have the Bot Token and the Channel ID done.
-We need to create another text file. Create one and find a place to save it where you'll remember it. Somewhere like your documents folder will work fine. -Name it whatever you want, but be sure to save it as a .HTML file, rather than a .txt file. (for the sake of the tutorial, lets assume you named it "showimage.html" ) *-*Right click the html file you just made and click properties -Here you can see the file "Location". Go ahead and copy it. -Go back to that discord_bot.py file and replace YOUR TEXT FILE PATH with the address you just copied.
HOWEVER: BE SURE TO ADD EXTRA SLASHES TO THIS. I DONT KNOW WHY BUT ITS NEEDED. Example: TEXT_FILE_PATH = 'C:\\Users\\YOURNAME\\OneDrive\\Desktop'
There. The code is finished so go ahead and save it. Now you need to implement it into OBS
4. OBS BROWSER SOURCE
-Go ahead and open OBS. Go to your desired Scene and create a new Source, and make it a Browser Source. -I made the width and height 600x600, but you can adjust it once we get a picture on screen. -Toggle ON "Local File" and "Shutdown source when not visible" -For the local file, browse your computer for that "showimage.html" file we made earlier and select it.
5. (FINAL) LAUNCH THE BOT
We are almost done. You will have to launch this bot every time you want this image thing to work, so maybe save this last part on a note.
-Type CMD in your start menu on windows. -Right click "Command Prompt" and hit "Run as administrator" -Navigate to where the discord_bot.py file you made was saved. You can do this by typing "cd" followed by the address and hitting enter
Example: cd C:\Users\YOURNAME\OneDrive\Desktop Enter\*
-Then type: python discord_bot.py Enter\*
You should see a few lines of text that say: "Logged in as (whatever your bot name is)"
You're done!
When someone posts a link to an image, or uploads one directly to your desired channel, the bot will create a link for the obs source to refer to, and it should pop up in your scene, assuming its visible. If you still dont see anything, try restarting OBS and or go into the source properties, scroll down, and click the "refresh cache of current page" button at the bottom. Keep in mind the picture will not update unless you force the source to refresh somehow. If you dont want to keep going back to obs to hide/unhide the source to update it, you can set a hotkey to it, create an OBS script, or use a separate program like streamerbot to automate the process to your liking.
This was a huge pain in the ass to do, and I dont want anyone to go through what I did, so I wanted to have it all in a janky guide to get people started. Also I made it so the pictures have a minimum and maximum w/h size so small images arent so darn small, and big ones dont take up so much space. You can adjust this in the .py file, just be sure to close command prompt and start the bot again for the changes to go through.
Please let me know if you guys have any questions or suggestions, and Ill try my best to help/ respond. I hope someone makes use of this and it pops up in search results because I couldnt find anything like this anywhere.

Hello ! I'm actually struggling with my app trying to generate multiple label for my zebra printer.
Not sure I got the right mindset but so far I manually call an order with ("12345") and show the various informations through SharePoint (customer, quantity of product...) and show a barcode with an unique sequence for each sub assembly for each product for traceability purpose
I can succefully print 1 label with Print() function and manually add the items
Exemple : "12345-Part01-01" with part01 the sub assembly and 01 the number of the final part in the order
I manually collect in 2 collection, QTEPROD my sequence of qte product (from 1 to x ordered) and SUBPART the order number qnd sub assembly of the product ( 12345-Part1 , 12345-Part2...) through radio box filling my collection
I wish to generate my label but the for all function don't work with variable, for more substance I try something like that :
Forall(QTEPROD; Set(VarQte;item.value);; Forall(SUBPART; Set(VarPart;item.value);; Print() ))
My label codebar composed with VarPart&"-"&VarQte and generate through html api
Am I too dumb for my own good ? All help appreciate

Read the full interview at https://edgeworth.blog/2024/04/27/me-a-doll-interview/
PUG: Jompiy are quite a lot like Damien Hirst’s spin paintings.
EJ: I liked his figurative paintings that Tate didn’t include any of, in that solo show that had virtually everything else he’d ever done. I think Tate will be showing Heckel’s Horse before long.
PUG: What makes you think that?
EJ: It would be poetic. Darth Vadar comes to his senses and everyone’s rescue. There’ll probably be some new maverick Director that comes along and wants to make an easy name for herself.
PUG: How about a Heckel’s Horse Jr. show there instead? I liked the Heckel’s Horse Jr. book.
EJ: Thanks. They’re currently available to all our Fan Club members on Tiers 2 and 3. If someone was interested in finding out more, all they’d have to do is simply visit https://blackivory.org/fan-club/
PUG: Is there anything planned for Heckel’s Horse?
EJ: As far as I can tell, it’s on the back burner till whoever’s in charge decides the time’s right for a show. Billy’s been trying to push things along for years, pretty much since we started doing them.
PUG: You need this new Tate Director.
EJ: We need someone to forcibly step in with the interest, clout and balls to act irrespective of any commercial consequence or fretting what the art world and its clientele think. Like some benevolent Stuckist ex-hedge fund manager who says “Let’s do a show because of all that stuff in the Stuckism manifesto.”
PUG: Like a hostile takeover. Might Heckel’s Horse Jr. being published speed things along for Heckel’s Horse?
EJ: Apparantly the opposite. It might put them off, but whatever. It shouldn’t be all beholden to any audience thing. There needs to be a punk movement in Contemporary Art. Like Black Ivory but slightly more influential. None of this prissy “We’re not allowed to do this, we’re not allowed to do that. The clients might not like this, the clients might not like that.” I don’t know anything about how the art world functions but there’s an obvious staleness and near-universal obedience to it. Then you get things like Stuckism or our semi-Stuckist-splinter-group Black Ivory that, like opt out of the audience as target idea. That are happy to be a disgrace. I think they asked the bass player from the Manics what it was like walking around dressed up in their band gear, round their local working-class mining village in skirts and makeup, and he says “We just wanted to be hated.” I like that about Stuckism and the seemingly repellent and toe-curling bridge-burning stuff we do. The term “target audience” is business talk for a reason. Target audiences are for things like Persil Automatic, not artists. Artists worrying about this stuff is just depressing and I guess is all counter-productive to what they’re after anyway.
PUG: How would it be counter-productive?
EJ: Because it’s like some saggy-headed donkey that’s given up. Part of the shuffling crowd, which is shame if your art isn’t. Not believing in yourself. That’s how it all looks to me anyway. When I see photos of Stuckists prancing around in clown costumes outside Tate it’s so appealing. They’re building walls between themselves and the people everyone else is so desperate to be approved by.
PUG: So can Black Ivory save Contemporary Art?
EJ: We’ll stack a load of six footer Heckel’s Horse Jr. paintings against the walls. A few in the front room with the sofas, tables and chairs and whatnot. I’ll be walking round with a full teapot. Invite some friends round and do it as Stuckism would do it. Leave the evidence on our YouTube channel as Van Goghian proof for future generations that today’s Contemporary Art wasn’t just the text book stuff.
PUG: Stuckism was quite punk influenced but the art world’s still largely what it was beforehand.
EJ: Stuckism bothered. Like leading a horse to water. It’s like even the anti-establishment are only considered successful when the establishment accept them. The Other Muswell Hill Stuckists should do a manifesto about it. Stuckism‘s not for our benefit, it’s for yours. Our “failures” are your problem. We’re waking up and painting either way. We don’t need the art world. We don’t need the Turner Prize to show us what a decent painting looks like. I’m only talking about it not shaking up the artworld obviously, not the work or anything important, but like we’ve both done loads of Stuckist Turner Prize demos, published a Stuckist Turner Prize manifesto, as far as I know, the Turner Prize is still going strong. So what? Did the demos fail? Are our paintings worse now? If nothing else, it’s nice to get out the house. I like the Turner Prize demos because it’s like getting bashed on both sides. By the establishment and the hipsters. Usually it’s like, choose a team: brand A or brand B and kid yourself there’s a difference. The establishment think they’re winning and the hipsters think they’re cool and anti-establishment. Stuckism chooses neither, which I see as the only real anti-establishment. Stuckism‘s failures, if anything, proove its success becuase punk succeeded in it’s non-musical objectives, it became chart music. No chance of Stuckism falling for that one. How’s that for a theory? Failure isn’t failure. Failure’s success because failure’s longevity and success is failure. Stuckism‘s a roaring failure.
PUG: A new punk Tate for Heckel’s Horse.
EJ: I did some assistant work for Jimmy Cauty years ago, on these glittery riot shields. I think around 2016. The tracksuit bottoms still have the gold glitter and PVA stuck to them. I can’t remember if I was talking about Heckel’s Horse or something else, but Billy and I couldn’t have done too many by then. It might have been something else, but I tell Jimmy we’ve done all this work and nothing’s getting published, and he says ‘So, when’s the bonfire?’ The man who burned a million pounds. Ten years later, he we are, same situation. Thankfully, as far as I’m aware, still no bonfire. So overall, things are going great for Heckel’s Horse. All the paintings are still probably in existence.
PUG: Just a lot more of them now.
EJ: I’ve got this image of Heckel’s Horse paintings being taken at night to some secret billionaires island off the South Kent coast and chucked on a blazing fire with a load of men in white suits standing round drinking champagne, each with a cigar between their teeth going ‘Ha! Ha! Fuck you Edgeworth!’
PUG: Then there’d just be the Heckel’s Horse Jr.’s left and you could sell them for millions.
EJ: You’re a genius.
PUG: All those paintings will end up in a show at some point.
EJ: It’s been eleven years. Could be another twenty, thirty. I had this paranoia, they’d pretend they were by Billy and cut my name out. If Billy and I aren’t around. Even if I’m still around, who’s going to listen to me?
PUG: Do you reckon?
EJ: I don’t even know who it was, but some lying fart-face decided it would be alright to pretend these monoprints Billy and I collaborated on would be better sold off as ‘by Billy Childish’ and not by both of us. So that’s what happened. Like a click of the fingers, “Bye bye Edgeworth.” Pretty unimpressive, I thought.
PUG: Didn’t you say anything?
EJ: No, what’s going to happen? Better to say nothing then moan about it ten years later. The way I see it, I’m not the one lying so it’s not my problem. Do you know what I mean? It shouldn’t be on me to object if they’re doing it on purpose.
PUG: So it’s not like Damien Hirst and his assistant’s painting butterflies.
EJ: No. It’s sort of, not wanting to flatter the people that erased my attribution with the idea they’re worth bothering with. Because it’s not like I was upset or felt hard done by. It was just disillusionment in one thing, addressed by the creation of another, Black Ivory Printmaking & Audio Club. If anything it’s a net positve. “So that’s the kind of people you really are. What a fantastic opportunity!”
Damien Hirst’s different. It’s all declared and everyone knows the deal. There’s nothing dodgy about it. It’s not like some slippery gallerist-type shifts the goalposts after the works done, like they’ve got some licence to change the truth. The buyers know what they’re buying, the artists know what they’re doing. These monoprints were a thick painterly transfer technique I came up with and haven’t seen anywhere else. Until I see any that look similar, as far as I’m concerned, it’s a type of monoprint of my invention. And they think they can just sign that away from me. If people see mine now, the ones I did independently using the same technique, they’ll probably think I copied it from Billy, which I think’s quite a liberty. “Taking Berty’s.” as we said at school.
PUG: Didn’t they ask you about it first?
EJ: No, I just get emailed after with some apparent excuse. If you’re some no-name pushover like me, I guess they think it’s alright. It might all have been a lot more innocent than it looked from my end, but if they’re like this with some few hundred quid monoprints, what’s it going to be like with all these crates of 6ft paintings that are worth a fortune? Not exactly reassuring to think of Heckel’s Horse in these people’s hands.
PUG: Welcome to the art world.
EJ: It might end up for the best. A lot of why I started doing Heckel’s Horse Jr. was to get the Heckel’s Horse story out the door. A lots been done already. Billy and I want to get Heckel’s Horse paintings in front of people. Billy‘s spoken about it in interviews that I’ve super-glue-referenced into the Billy Childish wikipedia page. L-13 have done a load of prints. Things are going pretty well. The less behind-the-scenes Heckel’s Horse is, the harder I guess it is for the truth to get fudged later. Especially if Billy and I aren’t around by the time anything happens.
PUG: You’ve always got Jompiy.
EJ: Yeah, my solid backup plan. I don’t need to worry about Jompiy getting nicked.
Read the full interview at https://edgeworth.blog/2024/04/27/me-a-doll-interview/
https://youtu.be/aWN2dAleE14

Hi all, pyarrow has a method to access partitioned parquet files and filter the returned records [1] [2]. I found similar functionalities in the parquet crate [3], I would like to see some example usage: any suggestion?
[1] https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/parquet.html#reading-from-partitioned-datasets
[2] https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/generated/pyarrow.parquet.read_table.html
[3] https://arrow.apache.org/rust/parquet/arrow/arrow_readetype.ParquetRecordBatchReaderBuilder.html

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Apologies if I am breaking any subreddit rules here. I'm trying to identify if SN could be a good fit for us. I'd also be open to anyone who wishes to DM about this topic or give me a demo of their SN setup. I know this subreddit will be biased but I wanted to hear from those who actually work with the product before I talk to any sales reps.
I am one of about a dozen developers on a team that's specialized in the Hyland OnBase WorkView case/document management platform. We've been using it for over a decade and have built a lot of successful client projects with it, but the drawbacks have reached a point where we are looking for a replacement. Ideally the new platform is something that our team of developers can learn and become proficient with relatively quickly. We'd also be open to hiring some people with SN experience, and/or bringing in a professional services group to get us on track.
A typical client project for our team is to build a case management system that a state government office of 25-50 case workers would use to enroll applicants in a program to receive some type of assistance. Case workers would perform a series of checklist and document reviews on the applicants' cases and move their case through a variety of steps from intake to closeout. Third party users may also log in to this system and perform their own reviews of cases. Users might be grouped into teams and can only see cases assigned to their team.
Not all our projects follow this model, it's just become a common one for us. I've only spent a couple hours reading about SN, skimming through some of the videos on their website, so I still need to do more research, but I wanted to lay out some info about our current platform below. I would love to hear feedback from the SN crowd here about how it compares relative to the pros/cons listed below, and anything in particular you love/hate about it, things you wish you knew about it before you started, etc.
The good:

• Easy to build a data model -- intuitive for developers to define classes, fields, relationships between classes, and even extension classes where appropriate.
• Easy to use the screen designer to throw together an interface for users to enter data into your fields (more on this in the "cons" section).
• Easy to create working filters/queues so staff that use the system can track what's pending their review.
• Easy to set up user groups and control who can see what.
• Document management is built-in, easy to import documents and automatically tag them with keywords based on the record/screen they're being uploaded to. Also easy to query for all documents of a certain type, with certain keyword values, uploaded in a custom date range, etc.
• Transaction history on every record makes it easy to audit who changed what and when.
• Document templates -- the ability to generate a Word/PDF document with dynamic text on demand is very useful for clients that need their staff to print and mail letters.
• Ability to write C# code to do anything we want, even if we could do it with a native component. Our client's business logic often becomes so complex (and changes so often) that it's easier to manage with code libraries that fire when buttons are pressed, rather than with the built-in "no code" workflow design steps.
• Ability to build external applications that interface with/manipulate OnBase data using the OnBase DLL. We have some C# console applications that run on Windows Task Scheduler every night, for example "connect to this FTP instance and import whatever files have been imported in the last 24 hours, turn them all into data objects in OnBase, and send us a summary email".

The bad:

• The look and feel of the client is clunky and outdated, looks like it's from the 90s. It's a Windows application. There is a web client but it lacks some key functionality and also has the same outdated look. The screen designer itself is just a bare bones HTML page you can add rows and columns to and drag/drop your fields on it. We've added some CSS to improve it somewhat and I'm sure if we brought in some designers they could push that further, but we shouldn't have to work so hard to make the default product not look bad. And don't bother trying to use it on your phone or tablet.
• Migrating changes from DEV/QA/PROD is a nightmare. Our WorkView instance has apparently reached the level of complexity at which the tool for exporting your data to be imported into another instance simply crashes and doesn't work anymore. Even when it does work on a fresh instance, it's a confusing experience of mapping all the fields and objects between the two environments and making decisions about whether to keep or overwrite each one. It's reached the point where we have no choice but to build in PROD, and test changes with internal users before we modify permissions so that they are visible to all users. Our TEST and DEV instances are therefore always outdated and not useful as a result. You can imagine how painful this has become.
• Performance is slow. We've never gotten a clear answer from our support calls about why it can take 15+ seconds for a record to load. I suspect this product was simply never intended to be pushed to the limits that we seem to have reached after so many years. From what I can tell, most Hyland customers use OnBase for document management/workflow, and if they have any WorkView/case management projects they use a small number of classes, with a small number of fields. We are 100% WorkView. I would guess our instance has 500 classes (tables), 1000 designed screens, 5000 filters/queues, and 2000 buttons that launch C# scripts. It takes 3 minutes for the OnBase studio/designer IDE to finish logging in/loading our instance before we can begin making any changes to it.
• Licensing is expensive and confusing. You can buy concurrent licenses that are shared between all users (expensive) or named licenses (less expensive) that are assigned on a per-user basis. We host a lot of different client projects on our instance, and it's not a good look when we reach the license limit and users start complaining that they can't log in. Our users have no idea what licenses are and shouldn't have to see error messages they don't understand. Of course this is a problem we can solve with more money but I am curious to learn how SN handles this.
• The built in reporting module leaves a lot to be desired. Very limited customization/styling, and no ability to set up a report to be emailed on a schedule. We instead rely on other modules like PowerBI and Tableau.
• I mentioned in the "good" section that we can build external applications in Visual Studio to create/modify OnBase data, but this is really a response to the poor IDE built into OnBase Studio which lacks so many features, it's easier to just import the OnBase DLL into a Visual Studio solution and build it there, so you have access to breakpoint debugging, logging, Nuget packages, etc. If I'm writing code in the platform IDE, it shouldn't be a miserable experience.
• Very limited developer resources. You won't find any resources on Stackoverflow, Reddit, or anywhere public. If you run into a problem, you can check the Hyland Community forums (good luck, the search functionality is broken) or send an email to support. Likely a result of the OnBase product just not being very well known/popular. Makes me a bit jealous of the more well known platforms like Salesforce and... maybe ServiceNow?? It was refreshing to find an active subreddit, at the very least!

Background

I've been working with an all-in-one command project for the past few years and I believe I have fully perfected my format for using all in one commands. The goal of an all-in-one format is to accomplish many commands as wanted, in one command, hence the name. Command blocks have a character limit of 32,500 (this limit only applies in its gui: if you can source a command block with more than that by modded sources other than direct copy/paste, this limit is not applied). It seems like plenty, but it fills up pretty fast even with more optimizations than I ever thought possible. So I made more optimizations to the base way I even use an all-in-one.
It accomplishes a working all-in-one with 451 characters, and uses an additional 39 characters per additional command before actually caring about how many characters the command itself uses. This is, by far, the best I have found, and it's fairly simple too, with a bunch of neat tricks.

Other formats

Most of the time, I see some kinda format with a dying armor stand to separate the falling blocks. No offense to whoever made that, but... what were you thinking? The armor stand doesn't even have predetermined death time nbt??? So you are already committed to waiting a full second before it can even think about running??? When I see an all-in-one these days, it's usually this one which I don't know where it originated from.
There's also mrgarretto - Sure, it's nice if you wanted ye olde style all-in-one-command box, but it's generally not that efficient. It doesn't even work in modern versions, the activator rail falls through the redstone block and doesn't get placed. I'll pretend that's not a problem for now. Once again, it's nice if you want something simple and fast, and it even optimizes the command block layout for you, but that's just about it. Heck it even uses two commands just to get its command blocks activated, like.. WHY. YOU COULD HAVE JUST PUT THE AUTO AND COMMAND DATA IN THE SETBLOCK COMMAND. There's also a random STONE block in the base of the structure, and then it puts the command block to delete it, that's right, off to the side? The most reasonable thing is that it setblocks a redstone block next to the command that removes the all in one structure, in order to delay it a tick, but that's not even necessary as of one of the 1.19 versions (this is why it's somewhat reasonable), and now you can just set a command block as auto by default and it'll still have the delay. Even then, it could have used a different command to data merge it to auto, but instead it used a redstone block, which is only reasonable if it already doesn't care about space. All of this makes somewhat sense though, as it hasn't been deliberately updated to work nicely in modern versions.
Anyways that was my rant about other formats w/web generators. Moving on.

My format

As I'm sure some people will ask, is it a generator? Short answer, no. I have no intention of making it into a generator and nor do I recommend it, half of this is because I don't know html, the other half is because it is simply too limited unless you already make use of a million possible configurations. Sure, it's easy to input a few commands and let it do the work for you, but by the time you care enough to get into specifics and more advanced command, you might as well already be familiar enough with the nbt to just do it manually. This is how I do it and it just makes the most practical sense in terms of a long-term project: it's not even that much more effort. The hardest part about working without a generator is getting into the habit of removing all of the line-return characters before copying the command, to make use of as many possible characters as you can. This of course assumes you already separate command by line, which, you really should. Personally, I work with my all-in-one's in vscode for minecraft-specific text highlighting and easy multi-line editing with middle click.
Anyways, getting to the point, this is my all-in-one:

summon falling_block ~ ~1.8 ~ {BlockState:{Name:redstone_block},Motion:[.0,-2.0],Passengers:[{id:falling_block,BlockState:{Name:activator_rail},Passengers:[{id:command_block_minecart,Command:"gamerule commandBlockOutput false"},{id:command_block_minecart,Command:"setblock ~ ~-2 ~ repeating_command_block{auto:1,Command:'fill ~ ~ ~ ~ ~2 ~ air'}"}, {id:command_block_minecart,Command:"say Efficient All In One Format! Made by Lizard16."}, {id:command_block_minecart,Command:"execute align xz run kill [type=command_block_minecart,dy=0]"}]}]} 

Three parts, the start, the content, and the end. This runs as fast as possible: on the 4th tick after it was placed. This is due to a limitation in the way command block minecart delay must have been coded: they physically cannot run until the 4th tick of their life. Then on the 5th tick, the command block is activated that destroys the structure due to necessary delay due to command execution order. It works by summoning a falling block, the redstone block to power the command block minecarts, with its a passenger of the activator rail. Because the redstone block lands immediately, the activator rail stays in place where it was when summoned. The command block minecarts are then passengers of the activator rail, and the activator rail lands on its 4th tick: this does 2 things: make it impossible to move the minecarts with a player hitbox before they are ready to activate, and remove the completely quiet sound that minecarts make when landing for some reason that takes up the sound cap for some reason. The kill command is run as an execute command to do two things: to make it only kill the command block minecarts part of the structure, and to make it work on servers with the essentials plugin. It also turns off command block output every time: which is needed the first time, but can be skipped in future times, but there's no reason to not include it. Generally I respect people's gamerule choices: this is not one of them, there is literally no useful reason for command block output to be on, other than potentially debugging, but even then, just look at the command's last output instead of chat.
To use it, just copy the middle line, paste on a new line, and write the next command in the string. The commands are completely deterministic and they are run in the precise order they are as passengers.
The only "problem" with it is that it doesn't bother to check if the space above it is empty before summoning, because that'll use more characters for a mostly useless function. Everyone who has ever seen any kind of all-in-one should know they use vertical space, and I won't be concerning myself with this issue. However, I once again take pride in the fact that mine requires the least amount of empty space that I've seen, at a whole three blocks: the command block to run the command, the redstone block, and the activator rail.
If you already have the commands for a desired all-in-one, then any text editor that allows you to edit multiple lines separately will be easy to apply this to, I use vscode. Something else I like to do is align the lines such that the command is at the beginning, and at the end of that command, the formatting for the next command block minecart starts and ends there, which means most of the formatting for a command lies in the line above it. It's a bit weird to get used to but I think it's somewhat nicer to edit with.
Overall, it's nothing fancy: just the base format for making an all-in-one work, and to my knowledge, the optimizations I have made have made it the smallest one there is, which is useful to people like me who have a hard time fitting what they want in the character limit even with an insane amount of optimization: every character helps.
If I forgot anything or there's anything I aut to add, let me know!

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With Logic 11 being released, I've updated my book The Complete Guide to Logic Pro's Scripter available on Apple Books and Amazon Kindle. Scripter allows musicians to capture and manipulate MIDI in real-time with JavaScript. The guide comes with comprehensive overviews of Scripter’s functions, the music-based JavaScript tutorial, the free open source code library on GitHub, and working examples of features not covered in Apple’s own documentation.
Updates include the following:

• Verified any of the book's JavaScript code proprietary to Scripter works in Logic Pro 11.0.0.
• Added section on managing custom patches linking MIDI Controllers to In-struments and Plug-Ins.

The the book's code repo on GitHub has been reorganized to include a new "Generative Music" section, which includes the following NEW open source scripts, ready for you to modify:

• Eno's Bloom for Logic, recreates the behavior seen in Brian Eno's Bloom app for iOS.
• Euclidian Groove Generator, a 4-voice Euclidian groove generator as seen in the Ableton world.
• Random Devices, note randomization and chord generation also as seen in the Ableton world. (Why should they have all the fun?)
• The Legacy Chord Progression Generator, which uses Roman Numeral Chord Notation to create complex chord progressions in any key has been updated to include even-numbered voiced and a new "omit" token for full control over chords.

If you are new to JavaScript and would like a sample, the book's Javascript Tutorial is now available free on my website. This contains everything needed by any programming beginner to read and modify the examples which come with Scripter and in the book's code repo on GitHub. It is written with custom examples which apply Scripter's and music production use cases wherever possible
Many, many thanks to the now 50 70 people who have purchased a copy! If you have any questions about Scripter, please feel free to DM me here on Reddit. Happy coding!

With Logic 11 being released, I've updated my book The Complete Guide to Logic Pro's Scripter available on Apple Books and Amazon Kindle. Scripter allows musicians to capture and manipulate MIDI in real-time with JavaScript. The guide comes with comprehensive overviews of Scripter’s functions, the music-based JavaScript tutorial, the free open source code library on GitHub, and working examples of features not covered in Apple’s own documentation.
Updates include the following:

• Verified any of the book's JavaScript code proprietary to Scripter works in Logic Pro 11.0.0.
• Added section on managing custom patches linking MIDI Controllers to In-struments and Plug-Ins.

The the book's code repo on GitHub has been reorganized to include a new "Generative Music" section, which includes the following NEW open source scripts, ready for you to modify:

• Eno's Bloom for Logic, recreates the behavior seen in Brian Eno's Bloom app for iOS.
• Euclidian Groove Generator, a 4-voice Euclidian groove generator as seen in the Ableton world.
• Random Devices, note randomization and chord generation also as seen in the Ableton world. (Why should they have all the fun?)
• The Legacy Chord Progression Generator, which uses Roman Numeral Chord Notation to create complex chord progressions in any key has been updated to include even-numbered voiced and a new "omit" token for full control over chords.

If you are new to JavaScript and would like a sample, the book's Javascript Tutorial is now available free on my website. This contains everything needed by any programming beginner to read and modify the examples which come with Scripter and in the book's code repo on GitHub. It is written with custom examples which apply Scripter's and music production use cases wherever possible
Many, many thanks to the now 50 70 people who have purchased a copy! If you have any questions about Scripter, please feel free to DM me here on Reddit. Happy coding!

With Logic 11 being released, I've updated my book The Complete Guide to Logic Pro's Scripter available on Apple Books and Amazon Kindle. Scripter allows musicians to capture and manipulate MIDI in real-time with JavaScript. The guide comes with comprehensive overviews of Scripter’s functions, the music-based JavaScript tutorial, the free open source code library on GitHub, and working examples of features not covered in Apple’s own documentation.
Updates include the following:

• Verified any of the book's JavaScript code proprietary to Scripter works in Logic Pro 11.0.0.
• Added section on managing custom patches linking MIDI Controllers to In-struments and Plug-Ins.

The the book's code repo on GitHub has been reorganized to include a new "Generative Music" section, which includes the following NEW open source scripts, ready for you to modify:

• Eno's Bloom for Logic, recreates the behavior seen in Brian Eno's Bloom app for iOS.
• Euclidian Groove Generator, a 4-voice Euclidian groove generator as seen in the Ableton world.
• Random Devices, note randomization and chord generation also as seen in the Ableton world. (Why should they have all the fun?)
• The Legacy Chord Progression Generator, which uses Roman Numeral Chord Notation to create complex chord progressions in any key has been updated to include even-numbered voiced and a new "omit" token for full control over chords.

If you are new to JavaScript and would like a sample, the book's Javascript Tutorial is now available free on my website. This contains everything needed by any programming beginner to read and modify the examples which come with Scripter and in the book's code repo on GitHub. It is written with custom examples which apply Scripter's and music production use cases wherever possible
Many, many thanks to the now 50 70 people who have purchased a copy! If you have any questions about Scripter, please feel free to DM me here on Reddit. Happy coding!

Edmonton Oilers (2-2) at Vancouver Canucks (2-2)

Rogers Arena

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Team	Shots	Hits	Blocks	FOW%	Giveaways	Takeaways	Power Play	PIM
EDM	23	20	18	0.435484%	9	6	0/5	10
VAN	35	42	18	0.564516%	10	3	0/4	12

Period	Time	Team	Strength	Description
1st	04:34	EDM	Even	Evander Kane (3) snap shot, assist(s): Leon Draisaitl (13), Vincent Desharnais (1)
1st	17:27	VAN	Even	Carson Soucy (1) wrist shot, assist(s): None
1st	17:50	EDM	Even	Mattias Janmark (1) snap shot, assist(s): Connor Brown (1), Brett Kulak (2)
2nd	05:14	VAN	Even	Phillip Di Giuseppe (1) backhand shot, assist(s): None
3rd	19:28	VAN	Even	J.T. Miller (3) bat shot, assist(s): Elias Lindholm (4), Elias Pettersson (4)

Period	Time	Team	Type	Min	Description
1st	00:45	VAN	MIN	2	Pius Suter interference-goalkeeper against Calvin Pickard
1st	09:02	VAN	MIN	2	Quinn Hughes delaying-game-puck-over-glass
1st	13:40	VAN	MIN	2	Ian Cole holding against Dylan Holloway
1st	14:07	EDM	MIN	2	Zach Hyman holding-the-stick against Nikita Zadorov
1st	20:00	VAN	MIN	2	Tyler Myers roughing against Mattias Janmark
1st	20:00	EDM	MIN	2	Mattias Janmark embellishment
2nd	02:34	EDM	MIN	2	Warren Foegele interference against Conor Garland
2nd	08:49	EDM	MIN	2	Evander Kane slashing against Nikita Zadorov
2nd	10:02	VAN	MIN	2	Elias Pettersson charging against Warren Foegele
2nd	14:23	VAN	MIN	2	Dakota Joshua interference against Connor McDavid
3rd	03:47	EDM	MIN	2	Brett Kulak tripping against Elias Lindholm

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I'm building a little randomly generative component to use on a very simple static site. The component uses Math.random in a few places to generate values to be used in CSS properties, resulting in the visuals of the component being slightly different/dynamic on each render.
This works just fine locally, where refreshing the local build results in the number generation re-running. However, when I generate a static build using output: "export" in the config, the result is that the pages, including the randomly generated CSS property values, are generated only once in the static HTML file.
This does make sense to me, however, I am hoping there is a config option or something else that I'm not aware of to allow this to behave more like it does locally, where each re-render results in different random numbers.
I was able to hobble together something that kind of works, using some really ugly useEffect and useState, in tandem with the "use client" flag, but it just doesn't feel right.
Any ideas or suggestions? Thanks in advance!

I have seen more than one question about rings in the centre of images of the aurora, so I decided to set up an experiment to generate them using a laser pointer. Here is the result:
https://www.markshelley.co.uk/Astronomy/2024/FakeAuroraFabryPerot_IMG_6956.jpg
This is a 30 sec exposure at ISO 800 using my Canon 600D with 18-55mm kit lens at 55mm f/5.6. I used a green laser pointer to "light paint" the ceiling and throw enough scattered light onto the fireplace wall to generate a fake aurora and associated rings.
Importantly, this image used a Hoya skylight filter on the lens, as many people do, to protect the lens. When the filter was removed, it was no longer possible to generate the rings. As explained in an earlier post, these rings are Fabry Perot interference fringes generated by the monochromatic light bouncing between the two optically flat faces of the filter. Depending on the angle of incidence of the light, either constructive or destructive interference occurs within the filter, which is what creates a ring pattern at the sensor:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/phyopt/fabry.html
For anyone already affected by the rings and for anyone who might want to image auroras in the future, this experiment is really easy to set up and provides a way of testing your own equipment in advance.
Best advice is to remove your filter when imaging the aurora!
Mark

Are there any GUI generators for web development where a person can just design an image to serve as the GUI for a website and then it generates the HTML and CSS necessary for the HTML for the page?

New York Rangers (3-2) at Carolina Hurricanes (2-3)

PNC Arena

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NYR	24	26	15	0.483871%	8	8	1/2	2
CAR	36	14	18	0.516129%	10	9	1/1	4

Period	Time	Team	Strength	Description
1st	18:38	CAR	Even	Martin Necas (4) snap shot, assist(s): Jordan Martinook (2), Dmitry Orlov (4)
2nd	04:38	CAR	Power Play	Seth Jarvis (5) snap shot, assist(s): Sebastian Aho (8), Andrei Svechnikov (8)
2nd	05:29	NYR	Even	Vincent Trocheck (6) tip-in shot, assist(s): Artemi Panarin (6)
2nd	09:23	CAR	Even	Sebastian Aho (4) snap shot, assist(s): Andrei Svechnikov (9), Jaccob Slavin (2)
3rd	06:43	NYR	Even	Chris Kreider (5) backhand shot, assist(s): Mika Zibanejad (11), Jack Roslovic (4)
3rd	11:54	NYR	Power Play	Chris Kreider (6) tip-in shot, assist(s): Artemi Panarin (7), Vincent Trocheck (8)
3rd	15:41	NYR	Even	Chris Kreider (7) snap shot, assist(s): Ryan Lindgren (1), Jack Roslovic (5)
3rd	19:11	NYR	Even	Barclay Goodrow (3) wrist shot, assist(s): K'Andre Miller (2)

Period	Time	Team	Type	Min	Description
2nd	02:04	CAR	MIN	2	Jordan Martinook high-sticking against Kaapo Kakko
2nd	02:47	NYR	MIN	2	Chris Kreider cross-checking against Seth Jarvis
3rd	10:58	CAR	MIN	2	Jordan Staal cross-checking against Mika Zibanejad

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• Referees: Francis Charron, Steve Kozari
• Linesmen: Ryan Daisy, Devin Berg

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