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by Soupy 3y ago
Been a firefox user since 2020 after switching from Chrome and haven't looked back. The only thing that I find myself missing is native casting support so that's the last piece that sometimes forces me to open up Chrome
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by Soupy 3y ago
amazing comments and callouts, thank you! I actually tried to load the raw image data blobs as a layer into MapLibre but couldn't figure out a way to do it and finally capitulated and did the "bad" move of re-encoding just to
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by Soupy 3y ago
that's essentially the route that Mapbox went down and they've even invented an entire mbtiles file format that essentially is just a sqlite db for doing these kinds of queries on the server it's the "status quo" ap
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by Soupy 3y ago
This code is rough , and that's an understatement, but here's a basic gist showing how I'm doing what I'm doing in case it helps you in any way: https://gist.github.com/craigsc/fdb867f8971ff5b4ae42d
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by Soupy 3y ago
I did actually! For my particular source dataset it was far easier just to lean on the plain old GeoTiff format since that's what my source data was already formatted in and my testing of the client-side on-the-fly tiling using range q
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by Soupy 3y ago
This is ridiculously cool, demo is slick and fast! I work pretty extensively with tiling pipelines and GeoTiffs right now as I'm building out a mass repository and platform for historical map and aerial analysis ( https://pas
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I increased my traffic by changing a title(ccampbell.io)
64 points by Soupy 4y ago|16 comments
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Titles. Fucking. Matter(ccampbell.io)
2 points by Soupy 4y ago|1 comments
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by Soupy 4y ago
Yup, nailed it. Hugo with Congo theme (and a few minor layout tweaks). Hosted on cloudflare pages for free
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10% of the top million sites are dead(ccampbell.io)
375 points by Soupy 4y ago|143 comments
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Fun with DuckDB, Curl, and the Majestic Million(ccampbell.io)
1 points by Soupy 4y ago|0 comments
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by Soupy 4y ago
this feels very dystopian to me
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by Soupy 5y ago
> The next Google can’t just be an input box that spits out links. Hard disagree. I spent years of my life working on a "new way to search" (Graph Search at Facebook, ~2012) and the biggest takeaways for me from all of that tim
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by Soupy 5y ago
Moonship | Full Stack Engineer | Remote Full-Time | https://moonship.com At Moonship, we believe that the future of ecommerce is social, yet modern platforms focus on the 'single-player' experience. Moonship builds a s
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by Soupy 6y ago
I have a RG350M and have been extremely happy with it. if it's too expensive, then the plastic-cased version of the same console is the 350P
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YouTube's pitch deck (2005)(slideshare.net)
2 points by Soupy 9y ago|0 comments
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by Soupy 10y ago
To be perfectly honest, there's no reason it can't be used on more 'prime time' real estate, but the primary converting audience thus far has been smaller web apps (averaging ~10-100 messages a day / surface) and 1-
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Show HN: Fig, a feedback system for your side projects(usefig.com)
10 points by Soupy 10y ago|4 comments
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by Soupy 14y ago
Hi! I've been hacking on this as a side-project for the past few months and finally decided to show it off to HN :). If you are interested in more information on how it works, I wrote up a small explanation here - http://www.reddit.com/r/F
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by Soupy 15y ago
Great article, thanks for sharing. I would have loved more information about the acquisition process (maybe even including your initial email) because this is the most interesting part to me. I would also like to know where the final price
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Job Posting Hints at Amazon Silk using SPDY(us-amazon.icims.com)
2 points by Soupy 15y ago|0 comments
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by Soupy 15y ago
I've been building AppHorde out as a side project for a few months now and would love to get some feedback from the community. If you are an android developer then please feel free to try the service out. Beta Invite: yc
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Show HN: AppHorde - LinkExchange for Mobile Apps(apphorde.com)
5 points by Soupy 15y ago|1 comments
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by Soupy 15y ago
cache - http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:wHndBgg... Congratulations to the author, I would love to hear some reviews from those of you who have already read this.
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The New Tech Mafia(graphics8.nytimes.com)
2 points by Soupy 16y ago|0 comments
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by Soupy 16y ago
Also, http://www.androidqrgenerator.com allows you to easily create QR-codes for Android apps *Disclaimer: I wrote this service (and yes, it uses the aforementioned Google Chart API which was a pleasure working with)
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by Soupy 16y ago
Not blocked on Chrome 10.0.648.45 (dev), most likely your ISP
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by Soupy 16y ago
I have been using Geckoboard for a few weeks now but, sadly, none of my ventures have enough traffic for me to see the value in paying for the service (at this point). I believe that it is an awesome product but I believe the price barrier
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by Soupy 16y ago
I also think that the homepage needs to be cleaned up a bit, especially below the fold. Just way too much text. Great concept though!
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by Soupy 16y ago
I would personally go with wordpress simply because of the visual options available to you. I previously used Blogger and found it difficult to give my blog its own personal feel given the UI limitations and Wordpress easily solves this iss

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