Mikas & Zerno
Zerno
I was just thinking about how a simple little tool could help us farmers know when to plant or harvest. Ever thought about building a small app for that?
Mikas
Yeah, if you can throw a few sensors, a weather API, and a calendar together, we’ll have a crystal ball that tells you when to plant. Just don’t expect it to read your mind—your farm still has a stubborn part of itself that won’t give up its secrets.
Zerno
Sounds practical enough—just keep the sensors low‑cost, the API free, and make the calendar easy to use. I’ll still trust my own feel of the soil, though.
Mikas
Sure thing—just stack a few cheap DHT22s, a soil moisture probe, a Pi, hook it to the free tier of OpenWeatherMap, and fire up a Google Calendar with push‑notifications. That’ll be your “oracle.” Still trust the feel of the soil, because even the smartest app can’t replace a good old gut check.
Zerno
That sounds like a solid plan—just keep an eye on the soil and listen to the land. Good tools, good instincts, that’s all we need.
Mikas
Exactly, if the app starts giving you a full‑on prophecy, just remember to roll your eyes and go back to the soil. Good tools, good instincts, and maybe a tiny debug log in case the sensors decide to do their own thing.
Zerno
I’ll keep the debug log handy and trust the earth’s rhythm – no crystal ball needed.