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karussell
7mo ago
Just curious, for what exact purpose are you using Claude? Does it analyze geographic data for you or images or something? Or does it help you writing code that does this? Or does it create visualization for you?
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karussell
8mo ago
That was a nice project. Gave GraphHopper some visibility :) OpenCage did an interview with one of the creators Raphael Reimann: https://blog.opencagedata.com/post/135637030948/open-geo-int... btw: 2019 moovel kin
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karussell
8mo ago
Honest question: what is the benefit of such a specialized service compared to just an encrypted file with all your passwords that you share via some common file sharing service (hosted or self-hosted)
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karussell
8mo ago
I can only advertise our route optimization solution GraphHopper :) But it comes without an Excel adapter. However, as we provide a well documented API (with OpenAPI spec) you could let claude/chatGPT do some coding to read and write t
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karussell
8mo ago
The problem with thermal solar panels is that you can use its heated water only if it gets warmer than the water in your system, which is not always the case, especially in winter. Compared to nearly 100% usable energy from normal solar pan
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karussell
8mo ago
I think this can work and instead of that the heatpump pumps the heat into your house (when "solar is plenty") it would pump it into the storage. (I have a similar setup, but heat the water but of course this is rather limited) un
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karussell
8mo ago
Why not?
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9mo ago
Isn't the salary difference more about differences between Silicon Valley (or Big tech in US) and Europe? One competitive advantage of the US is probably that often equity is involved (although this can be a disadvantage too if it repl
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9mo ago
Nice tool. You might consider adjusting the headline to make it clearer what it’s about. For example: English: "How Berlin Uses Your Wage Tax" German: "So wird deine Lohnsteuer in Berlin verwendet"
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9mo ago
The printer also was my reason I picked Ubuntu over Arch / Endeavour OS :) I don't want to tweak hours and Ubuntu was so far always a no brainer. At some point, probably 5 years ago after they switched to GNOME Shell, I even stopp
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karussell
9mo ago
If only I could use recent Apple hardware with Linux :) A year ago I was about to switch from Linux to Mac for that reason after 25 years using Linux (although I really don't like MacOS). But then Apple released their Glassy OS and so
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9mo ago
But why the effort if a description (like OpenAPI spec) of your existing API is completely sufficient for using the API? A new and separate MCP service will introduce new and separate issues where the OpenAPI spec helps you strengthening yo
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9mo ago
What do you mean with "locally over stdin/stdout"? This is only true if the MCP server (and original service) runs locally.
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9mo ago
Wouldn't the OpenAPI spec work too? Then no additional components are necessary. Just a link to the spec file...
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9mo ago
I am pretty sure he is right about it. Let's just hope MCP won't last too long but I fear it will. Especially if there is already an API perfectly described by an OpenAPI spec (note OpenAPI!=OpenAI ;)). Why should I host an additi
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9mo ago
> involves running Java plus an OpenSearch/Elasticsearch backend on the device photon is just a single process and opensearch runs inside it (but you can run photon and opensearch separately). Saying "Java" means more me
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10mo ago
> pretty strong sabotage capabilities Via updates they can install and run anything they want ... aka 'kill switch'.
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Active mechanical logic gates – Capstan Lever Logic (CLL) [video]
(youtube.com)
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1y ago
Some nice changes are included like the turn_penalty feature. Turn costs were possible before in Java, but now it is possible to consider turn costs per-request in a custom model (simple JSON format) and consider more complex things like ro
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GraphHopper Routing Engine 11.0 Released
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1y ago
It is late here so maybe I missed it in the article ... but what exactly do they mean with support for Ladybird? Giving them free coffee or developers or money? If yes, how much?
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1y ago
It is somewhat funny that it took 12 submissions here on hackernews to bring it to a wider audience :) https://hn.algolia.com/?query="2504.17033"
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1y ago
Interesting project! Is it an open source alternative to streetview, mapillary or KartaView/OpenStreetCam? I guess an "about" page would be nice to have :) (edit: on panoramax.fr one can read more about it it seems) The conte
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1y ago
It is a good analogy, also in the sense that some areas are not reachable without an e-bike and that you'll need to be prepared differently as you have to plan with charging and bigger weight etc.
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1y ago
> .. the issue of door handles. On Teslas, they retract into the doors while the cars are being driven. The system depends on battery power. I never will understand this horrible decision. It isn't good design if it kills people.
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1y ago
Thanks a lot for posting this. I highly recommend having a look into the mentioned flexagons. This is a child toy where Feynman laid the mathematical background and it is very fascinating toy which you can easily build yourself. Try it out
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1y ago
Strange. Even my Fairphone 4 has USB 3 it seems and supports connecting to an external display. Is a nice feature although I don't use it (yet).
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1y ago
Yeah, last patch is from 5th March. I regret buying FP4 too. Unfortunately the hardware is very sturdy and does not break justifying buying a different one. But the software feels half ready in a few critical parts (GPS and phone/sms i
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1y ago
Abstract: We give a deterministic O(m log2/3 n)-time algorithm for single-source shortest paths (SSSP) on directed graphs with real non-negative edge weights in the comparison-addition model. This is the first result to break the O(m +
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Breaking the Sorting Barrier for Directed Single-Source Shortest Paths [pdf]
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