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OpenStreetMap overwhelmed by bots scraping data
(twitter.com)
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8mo ago
#OpenStreetMap hammered by scrapers hiding behind residential proxy/embedded-SDK networks.
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he OSM Foundation has recently received investment from the Sovereign Tech Fund to ensure the stability, growth and modernization of OpenStreetMap’s core software. In this context we are looking for a OSM core software development facilitat
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The Days Are Long but the Years Are Short
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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on the 20th anniversary of OpenStreetMap
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OpenStreetMap's 20th Anniversary Celebration is August 9
(birthday20.openstreetmap.org)
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Driving Apps Are Leading You Astray
(nytimes.com)
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An AI-Assisted Content Creator That a Writer Can Love
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3y ago
"Monogamy," by Adam Phillips: very short, paradigm-shifting observations about the assumptions we make about our relationships
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3y ago
A recap of presentation from OSM's State of the Map Europe 2023
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Stop Burying the Lede: On Telling the Story of OpenStreetMap
(openstreetmap.org)
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Microsoft gives $150K to support OpenStreetMap
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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An Illustrated History of OpenStreetMap
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3y ago
From its 19th century founding to the early days of single player, to the Nokia and Gameboy era, and with a nod to the AI fueled future
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3y ago
TLDR: Bronze tier (€2,250) and higher will now come with a seat on the advisory committee; municipalities,NGOs, nonprofits are also welcome; and the highest tiers have increased 50 percent. The move is to strengthen productive ties between
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OSM Foundation Announces New Guidelines for Corporate Sponsorship
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If you're using or benefitting from OSM data, you should make a donation. The project has grown so large, that more money is needed for improvements and site stability. It's not just the data, either, it's the API, the tile s
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Happy Birthday OpenStreetMap
(blog.openstreetmap.org)
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OSM is 19 years old: we're launching an online fundraising campaign to support its future
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Opening comments to the general public to ask a question, in sincerity: what changed the minds of society's former First Amendment advocates?
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an actionable guide that avoids moral judgments.
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I wonder, do people realize that this technology renders the whole 'content moderation' debate as completely moot? If all content can be altered, easily, there's no one to moderate. You can't block an app on everyone
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The Overture Foundation and Its Tech – TomTom Newsroom
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4y ago
Well, it's obviously a map that will be a competitor to Google.
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4y ago
To me, this is the Google alternative that we have been waiting for. Open, collaborative, but with some real money attached to it. I hope it works.
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Super sources power TomTom's new map. But what are they? – TomTom Newsroom
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4y ago
I'd argue it's #1
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How is it stealing data? Most geospatial companies use OSM data, with OSM's permission, and it's a smart thing to do b/c they have a great map. Why wouldn't a mapmaker work with OSM data?