maelito

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   by maelito 6mo ago

   Good question. If one strong national actor (map app, for instance) could publish its live dataset, without even mixing with others, this could already be used. Authorities could pay them for this service.
2. 152.▲
   by maelito 6mo ago

   You forgot the massive user base of Google. Users through comments are the first to tell Google that the POI changed. And shop owners are often the first users to worry.
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   by maelito 6mo ago

   Cool ! It's fully open source. Quite a complex TS style https://codeberg.org/cartes/web/src/branch/master/app/styles... And its Tilemaker profile to generate the tiles : https:/&#x2F
4. 154.▲
   by maelito 6mo ago

   Yes, known bug, we've discovered it recently. Here's how to unbreak the map. https://codeberg.org/cartes/web/issues/2095
5. 155.▲
   by maelito 6mo ago

   Can you try this one ? Though not as flashy, it's a step away from most OSM styles. https://cartes.app/#13.13/47.06727/15.44801
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   by maelito 6mo ago

   https://cartes.app . Based on OSM of course, but OSM is just a geographical database, with lots of incomplete UIs built on top by the community. Cartes is one of them, we're trying to make it complete and modern :)
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   by maelito 6mo ago

   We need global open congestion data. At least on the european scale. It's important so that alternatives to Google Maps and Waze (Google) can emerge. To create congestion data, one needs to own an OS with location tracking, or be an in
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   by maelito 6mo ago

   Given what Vibe already did in the previous versions with codestral-v2, that's great news. Keep up the good work ! I don't want to depend on the world's two hungry superpowers.
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   by maelito 6mo ago

   Same tech as Codeberg ?
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    by maelito 6mo ago

    Wait what ? Did you include libraries imported by NPM in this count ?
11. 161.▲
    by maelito 7mo ago

    Glad to be using native fetch.
12. 162.▲
    by maelito 7mo ago

    > Lazy has nothing to do with it, codeberg simply doesn't work. Been working on it for months now, it does work, lol.
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    by maelito 7mo ago

    > no differences, we pronounce them all é and we don't care. Non.
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    by maelito 7mo ago

    Strange to not see the "atproto" term on that page.
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    by maelito 7mo ago

    I don't understand how this can impact my JS (+yaml, css, etc) code writing in a complex app.
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    by maelito 7mo ago

    I'm not sure I understand : how can you product help for opening times or pictures of my local boulangerie ? What kind of data sources will help you automate the reviewing of its attributes ?
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    by maelito 7mo ago

    Panoramax is one the most important things for healthy map apps competition.
18. 168.▲
    by maelito 8mo ago

    Cool, now we need an Android fork.
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    > to defeat our autocratic adversaries. I'm not sure who's targeted here. The folks that want to invade the EU ?
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    This is obvious. Most people won't take the bus if it's too slow. Well in the US you can't bike without getting killed except in some rare cities, so cycling is not a competition, but it would replace the bus if it were allow
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    Bluesky became that, while Mastodon had months of head start.
22. 172.▲
    by maelito 8mo ago

    People did fly to Bluesky. Some accounts there have 1 million followers. Bluesky got the decentralisation UX right.
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    Not sure how the fediverse that missed the Twitter alternative because of its design complexity, will get the video market, a lot less geek.
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    Better : leave github for Codeberg.
25. 175.▲
    by maelito 8mo ago

    Talks about ubiquitous AI but can't make a blog post readable for humans :/
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    I'm using my bank's app on a fully de-googlised Lineageos (no MicroG) and Wero works. But with another bank, when I had to install the Wero app, it didn't work at all.
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    This comment looks like a company's PR :/
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    by maelito 8mo ago

    300 million users, not bad though.
29. 179.▲
    by maelito 8mo ago

    The problem is not ownership. It's dev force. We're not bad here in europe, not bad at all.
30. 180.▲
    by maelito 9mo ago

    Firefox has no PWA installation hook. Please focus on what matters...