matkoniecz

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by matkoniecz 7y ago
> i don't have ubuntu here What you have?
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
Such complaints are very useful! I am one of people involved in OSM and added this thread to my TODO to look for easy-to-fix problems.
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
Have you tried with a small extract or full planet? Processing entire dataset takes quite significant hardware, it is likely that you run into performance issues.
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
> As the nearly-sole contributor, the author can violate his own license for the code he created. To be more specific, it is not in a violation of copyright. I am pretty sure that when I publish my code under any standard* licence it is
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
Note that bicycle helmets are not very useful at improving outcomes. Especially for cycling within cities, MTB or something completely different is likely to have a different risks and helmets may be a clearly good idea there.
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
StreetComplete is an OpenStreetMap[0] editor directed at people who want to contribute and want to do this using their smartphone, without learning how to edit things[1]. It is available as an Android application. It is intended to be used
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Show HN: StreetComplete, an OpenStreetMap Editor for Humans(play.google.com)
4 points by matkoniecz 7y ago|1 comments
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
> There's nothing moral about using "silent updates" Sorry, but this is absurd. Automatic security updates are necessity. And no user read through all changelogs of all updated software (except extremely critical systems).
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by matkoniecz 7y ago
Easy to use way for improving OpenStreetMap. It is an Android application called StreetComplete. Minimal user requirements are following: Person who can - read and write - use smartphone - use maps Obviously, there are still many things to