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I agree. I'm becoming slightly irritated by blog posts that claim something as new that appears to be either nil improvement or minor increment from what has go
by Boothroid 9y ago
I agree. I'm becoming slightly irritated by blog posts that claim something as new that appears to be either nil improvement or minor increment from what has gone before. This isn't the first or the second time I've seen it from MapBox, and I'm now sceptical of what they seem to claiming as real breakthroughs. There are thousands of researchers involved in geo worldwide - every time I dip into a journal I am humbled by the progress that is being made and the depth of the research that is being performed. Are we really to believe that MapBox are finding things that the global research community have missed? I suspect HN is a ready audience as most users do not have a formal education in geo.
- Terretta 9y agoThere are beautiful isochrone maps for Manhattan, check these out for something quite pretty and useful: https://project.wnyc.org/transit-time/#40.75014,-73.93048,12,831 https://project.wnyc.org/transit-time/#40.75014,-73.93048,12... https://www.mapnificent.net/newyork/#12/40.7290/-73.9980/900/40.7290/-73.9980 https://www.mapnificent.net/newyork/#12/40.7290/-73.9980/900... It’s easy to imagine zooming in and using the colors for a 10 minute Subway/walkability combo for e.g. restaurant finding.