maelito

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   by maelito 3mo ago

   I'm surprised there is so little attention given to Staan.ai, the european search indexed built by Ecosia and Qwant. The API is now available, you can make a query after creating your token. This could enable SE innovation based on oth
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   The First European Search API(staan.ai)

   3 points by maelito 3mo ago|0 comments
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   You mean funding the war to repel the clear, unambiguous aggressor ? Yes.
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   Yes of course, "independant" investors that would jump by the broken window by themselves if they did criticize the Kremlin.
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   Yes, I know, didn't you read the "Well there are millions of European trying to avoid US tech. It's hard. A lot harder than Russian tech." sentence above ? You're comparing a war currently being played by Russia, de
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   Yandex is only for image search. Implementing a "I don't want to fund Yandex" option would solve the problem for customers trying not to fund this war. This would even lower the cost of the user's actions. Not doing so i
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   Do we live in Ecotopia ? Did I miss the news ? Hopefully yes.
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   Well there are millions of European trying to avoid US tech. It's hard. A lot harder than Russian tech. As for the comparison, I don't think it's fair. The US has not yet invaded its neighbor, Canada, leading to millions of d
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   by maelito 3mo ago

   They have been confirmed by the CEO of Kagi and its docs. https://kagifeedback.org/d/5445-reconsider-yandex-integratio... > On the censor bit all companies operate within the law of the country they are in . Yes, th
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Is Kagi still using Russian government owned tech (Yandex) that censors informations about the illegal Ukraine war crimes ? If so, even if I do agree with your claims about the need to avoid ads so that the user is not the product, I believ
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    This first chart is very hard to read, in dark mode and thin lines and text.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Because France wants to be sovereign ?
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Please pass that law in France too.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Is this based on ATproto ? I personnaly see new silos as something less interesting than ATProto apps.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    I hope some people remain to build the services that we still use more every day than LLMs. Edit : and money. I guess most founders follow the money here.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Of course it should have been a Webpage. You can even code a whole modern map application on the Web, that's under 3 Mo gzipped, instead of the 600 Mo Java applications that we're served.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Yes, that's the problem.
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    > I don't think they were very edge-y from what I remember... but I'll double check. And will get a screenshot if I disagree - maybe it's something about window size or display density. For some reasons, the results drawn
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Thanks a lot for your report ! The shaking is probably caused by an aggressive option in Firefox : see this issue https://codeberg.org/cartes/web/issues/2095 . We can't really act on this, it appears to b
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Thanks ! We're not using Bluesky, but Atproto ;) So place reviews is federated and open-source : we use Eurosky/Mu.social daily for our social accounts. Also, Bluesky itself is open-source. > but I think the international v
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Do you know of any of these public bodies that would have the agility and competence to back such a project ? I don't. In France, where cartes.app is built and incorporated, the government is far from being ideologically equipped to en
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    > So you want the public to fund your business and what it gets in return is the honour of improving your business and "compete with Big Tech"? To fund an open-source and open-data business, yes. > I think there's a str
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Was it tested on a road in a car ?
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Main developer of cartes.app here. We've internationalised the app. Expect some traces of French but we're working on it :) But yes, the development force remains mostly French for now. Waiting for more European contributions...
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    You're right. Last holidays, I went to beautiful place in Spain. A way covered in Ferns was marked as an OSM path. I guess it was, but did not get cut this year or the later. So we tried and failed 30 m after. It's important to ke
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    It's basically Comaps but not open-source, right ?
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    In the app I'm developing, cartes.app, we acknowledged this lack of pictures. We show local Wikimedia common pictures, osm tag pictures, og:image pictures of the website if any, Wikipedia article infobox pictures, Panoramax for street-
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    One of these viewpoints maybe ? https://cartes.app/?cat=point-de-vue#13.66/62.56098/7.70188
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Thanks a lot !
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    by maelito 3mo ago

    Could you try https://cartes.app and share your search terms and expectations ? We're using Photon, an OpenSearch search engine. We've build a dictionary of place categories to help in-browser with FuseJS. Also thinkin