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by habi 4y ago
I have these three aliases in my ~/.bashrc: alias somafm='mplayer -really-quiet -vo none -volume 128 -playlist http://somafm.com/groovesalad.pls' alias goa='mplayer -really-quiet -vo none -volume 128
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by habi 4y ago
> I assume their infra is Europe based Qwant is a French company, so yes: https://about.qwant.com/en/contact
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by habi 4y ago
Sure, that too.
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by habi 4y ago
OpenStreetMap does not host images, other projects (close to OSM) do.
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by habi 4y ago
(Not Mapbox [1], but) have you looked at https://www.qwant.com/maps/ ? Looks and feels a bit like Google Maps. I don’t know about traffic data, though. [1]: Qwant uses https://openmaptiles.org/
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by habi 4y ago
Apple Maps are available on iOS, iPadOS and macOS. But also on the web, for example at DuckDuckGo: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=paris&hps=1&ia=web&iaxm=maps
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by habi 4y ago
https://organicmaps.app/ and https://www.magicearth.com/ are two Apps I use which can route you (also with your phone being off the network). The OSM Wiki has a long list of routing services: https:/&
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by habi 4y ago
I heartily recommend cycle.travel for the planning bit.
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by habi 4y ago
Taking 3D x-ray scans with 10 μm voxel size is achievable fairly easy [1]. I work with (desktop) microCT scanners and routinely image (biomedical) things with a voxel size of 1 μm. The voxel size in the linked publication is 19 nm, which is
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by habi 4y ago
OpenStreetMap?
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by habi 4y ago
On Android, take a look at StreetComplete. Organic Maps has ‘casual’ edit features on both Android and iOS. On iOS nothing beats Go Map!! A complete list can be found at https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Comparison_of
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by habi 5y ago
I had a 7 digit ICQ, but still remember it to this day. What a trip down memory lane ;)
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by habi 5y ago
Honest question: Is Google Maps much better than OpenStreetMap in India? I have the luxury to live in central Europe, and here both are much, much closer in amount of detail.
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by habi 5y ago
OpenStreetMap data is probably the best geographic data you’ll find all around the world. Which region are you speaking about?
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by habi 5y ago
OpenStreetMap has all the curbs, sidewalks and crosswalks, too. They are not rendered in OSM Carto [1], but show up in the data, when you click on the edit link, or load the region in JOSM [2]. Here's a screenshot of the region in JO
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by habi 5y ago
Take a look at MagicEarth, which provides both, based on OpenStreetMap data: https://www.magicearth.com/
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by habi 5y ago
> Mobile equipment does exist, however it is usually used at smaller hospitals who don't have the space or money for a permanent unit. Or used for bed-side imaging for certain patients/issues.
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by habi 5y ago
> How about some kind of film or sensor that needs minutes of particle exposure from a far lesser powerful source? This makes sense only if the source is powerful enough to penetrate what you want to image. That’s why we’re usin x-rays f
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by habi 5y ago
Chemotherapy is fighting cancer with drugs, not radiation: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemotherapy Often, the fight does involve radiation therapy in addition, though!
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by habi 5y ago
Classic tomography does not necessarily use IR light. One needs radiation that penetrates the object to be imaged, hence X-rays.
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by habi 5y ago
Nitpicking detail; the standard belt-scanners don't give you 'one' projection, but have (most probably) a linear detector with a (nearly linear) x-ray source pointed at, so they give you a slit-scan image, which is not one pr
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by habi 5y ago
There are CT machines at airports: https://petapixel.com/2019/10/21/beware-new-3d-airport-scann... Technically, one can also get a (simple) 3D model of something with 'linear tomography', e.g. when
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by habi 5y ago
> Didn't find a good number for India, where the article author lives. Kerala in India is among the places with the highest natural radioactivity: https://www.ias.ac.in/article/fulltext/jess/095/0
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by habi 5y ago
Sure, I specifically only included the Ukrainian name.
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by habi 5y ago
Overpass Turbo [1] is the search for OSM data. One can search for partial key-value combinations. When searching for `name:фермерське` around Kyiv, I only find one instance: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1gBr Generalis
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by habi 5y ago
I suggest to raise an issue here: https://github.com/osmandapp/OsmAnd
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by habi 5y ago
OSM != OSMAnd ;) I‘m on an iPhone, so can’t check; but can you not simply stop the navigation of your route and then OSMAnd shuts up?
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by habi 5y ago
As far as I know, Waze has their own map data, and is a subsidiary of Google. Their Wikipedia page mentions that > Waze continuously insisted to crowdsource data without using external sources or projects like OpenStreetMap that would re
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by habi 5y ago
Can you link us to the exact location on OpenStreetMap.org? The someone can make sure that the situation is correct for users of OSM, too.
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by habi 5y ago
The obvious answer is obvious, but I kinda hope that this would have trained their model a bit. I do get ‚valuable‘ mentions from time to time, so it’s still worth checking.

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