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Thank you - I will watch that with my coffee. I also realize this means I set the extent to 512 in the mvt file - that means I won't benefit from that subpixel precision you mentioned - I'll update the code and test it out
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Ah, I was missing that bit of information, and it explains why I was seeing these two values. Thank you stevage, I'll update the post with this info and cite you.
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Hi HN! This is my first blog, inspired by many posts read here. I attempt to explain how Vector Tiles in GIS tools are constructed from scratch, and how easy it is. This also sets up future blog posts about MapLibre tiles as well as some tr
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How to build vector tiles from scratch
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This looks great! I've been planning on adding NYISO power data to the NYC Dashboard ( https://dash.hudsonshipping.co ), so this is very encouraging to see! I unfortunately don't think the US has such granular data - I l
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The First Tycoon by T.J Stiles - a great biography (easy to read) about Cornelius Vanderbilt, and you get a lot of amazing history on NYC and the rise of modern transportation and freight (steamboats to railroads). I recommend to anyone in
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This is great, congrats on getting it out!
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I luckily haven't felt that, but I'll look into eleventy, thanks!
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I've been using Astro for close to a year, and so far it's been quite enjoyable. I hope it doesn't follow in Hugo's footsteps
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Good find - it is pretty crazy how this impactful change (I can see the logistics/supply chain subreddits abuzz with this news) isn't at all clearly defined. Per your link: > They cite ambiguity about what kind of goods are cov
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https://archive.is/VCMLa
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De minimis exemption ends
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Ah didn't even see that - I think my brain wanted it there because of the original title (Trump's)
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Definitely odd to see that the default is to let this keep happening, counterintuitive is a word that comes to mind
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Tariff's found illegal, but will stay for now
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Great read - as a young startup with Chase, this is an interesting story. As Mitch says, this isn't inherently an issue with Chase, but interesting bank behavior. I'll be sure to keep this story in mind, if we ever get to these am
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I use a few bitnami charts, and I'm now going to have to migrate them. For everyone here surprised that anyone would use them, here's some context from my perspective: as a small startup, having a pre-configured Kafka chart was a
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Ah - thank you for pointing that. It's a bug that happens when I restart the process, and I don't catch the error. I'm fixing it for the next release at the end of the week
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Show HN: I built a tool to visualize NYC Urban Chaos
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This is such great news, and these are very notable speedups (decoding and filtering)! I'm looking to host our own tiles, and this would not only reduce file size but also improve performance on our maps ( https://dash.hudson
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Same for the poster. Asks for the ship to be going towards the right, and it's clearly doing the opposite
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Great read, I didn't know about the Swiss approach to infrastructure projects, but I like it. In a sense, it's how successful networks are built: slowly, but steadily. I'm reminded of the Cold Start Problem by Andrew Chen, wh
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I love this! Anyone else seeing the resemblance to Bill Murray? https://helios-i.mashable.com/imagery/archives/03gGWt8x1MUJt...
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AI is reordering the US power grid
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Tiny doodles etched in old electronics
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A few other typos (first sentence, though instead of thought, trice instead of thrice, simlpe instead of simple). Hope this helps!
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What If It Works? The Autonomous Truck Revolution
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I suppose, in fairness, the Java library has been around for much longer
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> Postgres and Apache Iceberg are both mature systems Apache Iceberg as mature? I mean, there's a lot of activity around it, but I remember a year ago the rust library didn't even have write capabilities. And it's not like
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This certainly doesn't apply to all cases, and version control / history is very complicated, but I use a notepad and a felt tip pen and I just couldn't use anything else to keep track of my TODOs for the day! It has been my
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