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Tomi

Home Assistant gauge card – manually defined colours

This post fits to #TIL (Today I learned) category.

The ‘normal’ way to define colours in a ‘gauge’ card is by defining severity from UI gauge settings. There are only 4 colours available in a sequence: blue, green, yellow, red:

Standard colours are defined using UI by turning on ‘define severity‘ and then entering thresholds for green, yellow, red:

But what if I want to define my own colours (e. g. green-yellow-orange-red)? Sometimes these colours doesn’t visually well represent the sensor value.

Firstly I wanted to define themes but because it didn’t work in a first try, I gave up.

Then I found out that Home Assistant gauge card help offers definining manual ‘segments’ for gauge card. So I switched to manual editing of a gauge and defined segments:

cards:  - type: gauge    entity: sensor.ikea_vindstyrka_airquality_01_voc_index    needle: true    max: 500    name: VOC index - organske spojine    segments:      - from: 0        color: green      - from: 150        color: yellow      - from: 250        color: orange      - from: 400        color: red

For me it was easier than defining and editing ‘themes.yaml’. Maybe I’ll use frontend themes next time.

Tags: #homeassistant #lovelace #gauge #colours

If you’re reading this on fediverse and the layout (embedded pics) is off, here’s the link to the original blog post.

https://blog.rozman.info/home-assistant-gauge-card-manually-defined-colours/

gauge chart in home assistant
setiings for gauge chart in home assistant
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Ben Royce 🇺🇦

@kityates

not only was #lovelace the world's first #programmer, she was also the first #AI detractor

and i know that because the first non-#sciencefiction proponent of AI, #alanturing, cited her in his defense of/ argument for AI

#turing framed the foundational thoughts of the entire field of AI, as an argument against ada's thoughts

and she lived many decades before turing!

#adalovelace was an amazing woman

she deserves her own hollywood movie

bbc.com/news/magazine-24565995

BBC NewsA Point of View: Will machines ever be able to think?The pursuit of "machine intelligence" has long interested computer scientists, but will machines ever think for themselves, ask Lisa Jardine.
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Ben Royce 🇺🇦

@ajaykaul10 @RIDDLES Turing was the original proponent, as you say, but decades before Turing there was the original detractor of #AI: #Lovelace. And Turing seemed to be grumpy about it.

Lovelace, Lord Byron's daughter, was an amazing progenitor. She needs her own damn movie. I find her fascinating.

Apparently her mother was worried about her developing her father's excesses, and steered her upbringing to mathematics, away from literature. It paid off.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ada_Love

en.wikipedia.orgAda Lovelace - Wikipedia
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Ben Royce 🇺🇦

@ajaykaul10 @RIDDLES

'We do not know how Turing came across Lovelace's notes. But he devotes a significant portion of his 1950 paper to countering what he calls "Lady Lovelace's objection" and he quotes her verbatim.'

We do have to honor the father of computing, #Turing, but we can't forget to honor the mother of computing, Ada #Lovelace. He framed his thoughts on #AI against her thoughts. So he certainly honored her.

bbc.com/news/magazine-24565995

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BBC NewsA Point of View: Will machines ever be able to think?The pursuit of "machine intelligence" has long interested computer scientists, but will machines ever think for themselves, ask Lisa Jardine.
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bronsen (bronsen: bronsen)

Two years after attaching the shelf to the wall #Lady #Ada #Lovelace finally has taken it as a resting place. 💤

Having moved my bed under the shelf might have made her more accepting.

I moved my bed into the only room tall enough for a ceiling fan. The fan makes hot summer nights in a badly insulated attic flat bearable. 🥵

And now she guards my sleep :blob_rainbowheart:

Please read my pinned post about someone in need.

A cat lies on a small cushioned shelf which has been attached to the wall. She seems content, because her front paws are tucked in, her eyes are closed and her head is tilted forward a bit.
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