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by drewda 11y ago
Mapzen | San Francisco (by the Ferry Building) and New York City (by the Flatiron Building) | Full-time, on-site We take a different approach to the core components of mapping: open source, open data, open access. We make modular tools for
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by drewda 11y ago
Google's flagship product, in the sense of revenue, is the text ad ;-)
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Worldtimebuddy: schedule meetings across timezones(worldtimebuddy.com)
1 points by drewda 11y ago|0 comments
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Running Python with Compiled Code on AWS Lambda(perrygeo.com)
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Bazel: Google's internal build system, now open-sourced(github.com)
8 points by drewda 11y ago|1 comments
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by drewda 11y ago
Mapzen >> New York City, San Francisco >> https://mapzen.com Mapzen is an open source mapping lab building and supporting open data and software to promote a healthy mapping ecosystem. We support the geo community th
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by drewda 11y ago
The Tangram 3D map rendering library powering that demo does support moving camera! Give this other Tangram demo a try: http://tangrams.github.io/lights-cameras-demo/ If you like to use this in your own visualization&#
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by drewda 11y ago
Mapzen >> New York City, San Francisco, Berlin >> https://mapzen.com Mapzen is an open source mapping lab building and supporting open data and software to promote a healthy mapping ecosystem. We support the geo comm
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by drewda 11y ago
Or, if you only need to edit one Markdown file at a time, I also recommend these Mac WYSIWYG editors: - Mou http://25.io/mou/ - MacDown http://macdown.uranusjr.com/ The latter is free and open-source.
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by drewda 11y ago
If you find this confusing--especially the pricing and the minimal functionality--consider that ThoughtBot is a contract shop that also happens to package up some of their client work into side products and educational materials. They proba
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Tron map(citylab.com)
3 points by drewda 12y ago|0 comments
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Questions and Answers about Relay from React.js Conf(gist.github.com)
1 points by drewda 12y ago|0 comments
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by drewda 12y ago
Or, if you'd like to buy this off-the-shelf, the second author of the cited paper went on to co-found a company called Procedural, which was bought by Esri (the geo-spatial tech giant). Their work is still available as the City Engine
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by drewda 12y ago
Reminds me of a symposium I attended at Stanford in 2000 titled "Will Spiritual Robots Replace Humanity by 2100?"[1][2]. (At the time, Bill Joy had written a provocative cover story for Wired headlined "Why the Future Doesn&#
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Le Paper Globe: a do-it-yourself terrestrial globe(joachimesque.com)
41 points by drewda 12y ago|9 comments
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by drewda 12y ago
Machine learning folks don't know the history of CS or AI, so they've reinvented neural networks as "deep learning"? Or, industry types are looking for the next big thing, after "big data," and have rebranded n
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by drewda 12y ago
"Google will also continue to power the Safe Browsing and Geolocation features of Firefox." It's disappointing to hear that Firefox isn't yet using Mozilla's location services project [1]. Background: These are the
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by drewda 12y ago
From the same think tank that brought you: http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/capital-weather-gang/pos...
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Bosun: monitoring and alerting system by Stack Exchange(bosun.org)
11 points by drewda 12y ago|0 comments
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by drewda 12y ago
"What we call a Beacon today was originally invented and popularized by Apple way back in 2013 when they introduced the iBeacon API." --> It's funny (and sad) to see how Apple is given credit for "inventing" so m
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OpenGhostMap: Making Haunted Tiles with OpenStreetMap Data(mapzen.com)
2 points by drewda 12y ago|0 comments
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by drewda 12y ago
Do you actually like the newer ASCIIflow? I prefer the older one myself: http://www.asciidraw.com/#Draw
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by drewda 12y ago
It's unfortunate that these are (or at least appear to me to be) raw counts, rather than percentages, normalized by each metro area's population or job totals.
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by drewda 12y ago
Another option: use the open-source JavaScript called sheetsee to read from Google spreadsheets https://github.com/jlord/sheetsee.js/blob/master/docs/basics...
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by drewda 12y ago
The iD editor for OpenStreetMap is a nice example of how to build a large single-page web application with d3 (and without jQuery, Backbone, or any other large JS libraries): https://github.com/openstreetmap/iD
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by drewda 12y ago
A partial bit of progress toward a better layout model: http://gridstylesheets.org/
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by drewda 12y ago
If you want to use version control for your theme development, there's already Roots: http://roots.io/
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by drewda 12y ago
Looks like the frequencies correspond with AT&T 3G service but not T-Mobile. Can anyone with experience with US-based GSM carries confirm?
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by drewda 12y ago
So this is effectively a commercial equivalent to Zotero[1] in Chrome? (Zotero is an open-source reference manager that's built as a Firefox add-on.) As much as I used to like Zotero, I now use Mendeley[2], which has for better or for
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by drewda 12y ago
DAT is funded by the Knight Foundation: http://www.knightfoundation.org/grants/201346305/

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