One solution I've seen has been to enable "hybrid sleep", where you can have it sleep for some period of time (30m) and afterward go to hibernate.

I still need to check in on it, but one of the biggest issues with sleep on Framework laptop is that the usb-c adapters (like HDMI) passively draw power. If you use 4 usb-c (or just leave it empty), you have better sleep experience.

This may be so hopelessly late as to be useless, but it could be that you're using Python version 2.2 to 2.7 where the division operation on integers is different

This StackOverflow link explains it a bit more, https://stackoverflow.com/questions/183853/what-is-the-difference-between-and-when-used-for-division

I'm right there with you. Farm automation is right up there on the list of projects I'd love to be involved in one day.

Ooh, I never thought of this. Thanks for the idea.

I couldn't find a good link online explaining this, but I've had a lot of luck keeping avocados in the refrigerator.

The trick is to let them ripen on their own until they're about good enough to use. If you put them in the fridge, they can keep about 1-2 weeks there at the same ripeness before they start to get softer or ripen further. That's contra leaving them on the counter, where they'd be ripe enough to eat for a few days.