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by karussell 1y ago
OpenStreetMap - it is more important than it gets attention :)
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by karussell 1y ago
I'm not saying that they cannot improve :) Just that comparing Google and OSMAnd/OrganicMaps in terms of routing alternatives & speed and powerful address search is not 100% fair (even when they'd use the same data source
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by karussell 1y ago
OSMAnd and OrganicMaps both have the limitation (and big advantage) of functioning offline by default. The routing will be much more powerful (with alternatives on by default) and faster if you enable an online routing service. For OSMAnd t
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by karussell 1y ago
What does light-weight mean in this case? Less data? Ease of installation?
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by karussell 1y ago
As stated in their readme on Github: for Geocoding they Pelias, which is not part of the openrouteservice software/repository.
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by karussell 1y ago
And if you don't want to host Photon on your own you can have it hosted from GraphHopper: https://docs.graphhopper.com/openapi/geocoding This request/response format is a bit different than the native Photon
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by karussell 1y ago
Microsoft avoided any licensing issues because its code was not copied but came out of their AI. /s
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by karussell 2y ago
Can you give a source for "Germany monitors all of your internet traffic"?
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by karussell 2y ago
Yeah, my guess is that they implemented some EU regulation very lazily. > Unfortunately under these laws the issue isn’t yours or your projects. It was the users. Are you sure? How it comes reddit implemented this differently? The argu
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Tell HN:GitHub can remove issues at any time
7 points by karussell 2y ago|5 comments
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by karussell 2y ago
Maybe a stupid question. When just looking at the data model (and not e.g. the query language) ... but is there a real difference between a "graph" database and a "normal SQL" database when the SQL database is able to di
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by karussell 2y ago
Sorry, but this is a strange article. Not sure what the reader should learn from it. > However, while OSM’s open, collaborative nature is a major strength, the quality and accuracy of its data still lag behind proprietary services like
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by karussell 2y ago
The GraphHopper Matrix API has an (IMO) attractive pricing especially for large matrices. The pricing is credit based and for large matrices we do not charge for every matrix cell but instead we only charge "locations*10". E.g. fo
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by karussell 2y ago
Except for printer driver support in my case. I wasn't able to get an Epson ET working like on Ubuntu (wifi, scanner) where under Ubuntu it works without any configuration.
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by karussell 2y ago
Ubuntu has still the best driver support IMO (printer, fingerprint, etc). And so I only have to replace all snaps with flatpaks which works fine since 2 years.
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by karussell 2y ago
I find this comment interesting: https://mastodon.matrix.org/@element/113848890455666110 where IMO it is stated that Deutsche Telekom (with HessenConnect 2.0) did the free-riding and "directly contributed to layof
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by karussell 2y ago
How is the noise of these systems? And how often/long need they run to give you clean air and humidity extraction. Is there extra noise when it is windy outside? Is it installed inside the windows somehow or do I need to drill through
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by karussell 2y ago
> because last I checked it only works for a single GTFS feed. (minor) fyi: It works with multiple, comma separated GTFS files.
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by karussell 2y ago
I think Java/JDK was closed source initially, then went open source in 2006/2007 (?), but without the TCK. The TCK was never open sourced but the JCK is now kind of "open": https://openjdk.org/groups&#x2F
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by karussell 2y ago
The oceans have already changed over the last decades and yes, the chain reaction has very likely already started: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mm_YZ2juQL4
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by karussell 2y ago
Note, they usually do not reboot or touch your servers. But yes, the current maintenance of their metal routers (rare, like once every 2 years) requires you to juggle a bit with different machines in different datacenters.
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by karussell 2y ago
We already use carrotsearch internally so you could replace the java util classes like HashMap and HashList with it to reduce memory usage a bit. But it won't help much. E.g. all data structures (in any standard library btw) do usually
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by karussell 2y ago
> Could this be causing me to run out of heap memory faster Yes, definitely. > I thought I would be able to compute the graph with 64GB of ram but it kept crushing before CH and LM stage. For normal GraphHopper and just the EU the 64G
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by karussell 2y ago
> the entire planet would likely need 384GB of RAM Unlikely. Even with turn costs enabled 256GB (or less) are sufficient. You could also try to disable CH as for bike often no long routes are required (you could disable them). Here we ha
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Critical Vulnerabilities Found in Shimano Di2 Wireless (Bicycle Gear Shifting) [video](youtube.com)
1 points by karussell 2y ago|0 comments
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by karussell 2y ago
It could be a success in the US if you let people pay to not get hit ;) (people buy a tracker). Maybe this is the way to finally introduce universal health care.
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by karussell 2y ago
Is the noise coming from the robot? I thought they retired the hydraulics version?
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by karussell 2y ago
When you say it is working offline, do you mean it fetches the OSM data offline and calculates the distance matrix offline or only the route optimization e.g. for when reordering or adding constraints? btw: thanks for using photon for geoco
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by karussell 2y ago
But where does the plural come from?
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by karussell 2y ago
Also have a look into this work: https://nominatim.org/2023/02/06/nominatim-lite.html

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