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by mootothemax 2y ago
I use MapLibre Native to render static PNGs and JPEGs from vector MBTiles and mbstyle json files. The nuts and bolts of it boil down to writing a short program in C++ that accepts a few arguments and makes the relevant library calls, and is
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by mootothemax 2y ago
It's basically a method to help you find a downward slope, right? In Britain, until surprisingly recent times, water engineers had been known to use dowsing rods to help find water pipes. As far as I can tell, it's a... method...
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by mootothemax 2y ago
>> many databases store rows in the order of a table's primary key (sometimes called the clustered index [...]) >Note for readers: Postgres doesn't do that And I am climbing out of the rabbit hole that is Postgres' C
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by mootothemax 2y ago
You can get performance benefits from using natural keys, as many databases store rows in the order of a table's primary key (sometimes called the clustered index, though it may or may not have a unique constraint requirement dependi
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by mootothemax 3y ago
And the most famous line from her most famous speech is… ?
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by mootothemax 3y ago
Any suggestions for geolocating datacenter IPs, even very roughly? I'm analysing traceroute data, and while I have known start and end locations, it's the bit in the middle I'm interested in. I can infer certain details from
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Visualizing 3.6 Million Internet Speed Tests: Animated Global Map(fairinternetreport.com)
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by mootothemax 3y ago
A battery-powered sky camera I put together using a raspberry pi pico that connects over wifi to send photos every hour. Ended up going crazy and making a custom PCB for it. Need to do more work on the battery life + camera exposure levels,
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by mootothemax 3y ago
From the article: The first group of views... pins down the disappearance of MID as the need to eliminate excessive expressions and redundant synonyms under MID's competition with WIÐ in the collocational phrases. The second group o
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Mapping 24 hours of speed tests (~3.6 million) at 120 FPS(fairinternetreport.com)
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3.6M speed tests rendered at 120 FPS over a Mapbox layer(fairinternetreport.com)
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Over 3.6M speed tests happen every day. Here's what they look like.(fairinternetreport.com)
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The Heartbeat of the Internet: An Interactive Map(fairinternetreport.com)
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by mootothemax 4y ago
While I enjoy protobufs, it's one of those things I feel I have to re-learn every time I write a new implementation. Never quite get to grips with them in the same way as, say, regex.
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by mootothemax 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | London / Brighton UK / REMOTE OK I'm a full stack database and content at scale expert for data driven and SEO websites. While my core tech stack is C# / ASP.net Core on SQL Server / MSSQL, I'm a
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by mootothemax 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | London / Brighton UK / REMOTE OK I'm a full stack database and content at scale expert for data driven and SEO websites. While my core tech stack is C# / ASP.net Core on SQL Server / MSSQL, I'm a
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by mootothemax 5y ago
SEEKING WORK | London / Brighton UK / REMOTE OK I'm a full stack database and content at scale expert for data driven and SEO websites. While my core tech stack is C# / ASP.net Core on SQL Server / MSSQL, I'm a
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by mootothemax 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | London / Brighton UK / REMOTE OK I'm a full stack database and content at scale expert for data driven and SEO websites. While my core tech stack is C# / ASP.net Core on SQL Server / MSSQL, I'm a
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by mootothemax 6y ago
SEEKING WORK | London / Brighton UK / REMOTE OK I'm a full stack database and content at scale expert for data driven and SEO websites. While my core tech stack is C# / ASP.net Core on SQL Server / MSSQL, I'm a
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US is 23rd worldwide for internet speed, UK 31st, according to user speed tests(fairinternetreport.com)
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Trump Signs Executive Order on Artificial Intelligence(broadbandbreakfast.com)
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US internet speeds 91% faster in 2020 according to user speed tests(fairinternetreport.com)
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by mootothemax 9y ago
I think a large part of the problem of "verifying" Gox was that people desperately wanted the story to be true. If a big-name bank operated a bitcoin exchange that was repeatedly hacked, came up with a mountain of excuses about wh
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by mootothemax 9y ago
>The thing that sucks is, it was impossible to tell any of this was going on. A few months before the big collapse, I lucked into some money and started looking at arbitrage opportunities on bitcoin exchanges. Want to know what stopped m
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by mootothemax 9y ago
Hah, I'd no idea about this revolution, I'll also have to take a look! While rowing's tedious, I find it much less so than eg treadmill, and calories per hour makes it pretty efficient. Funnily enough though, concept2 have ju
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by mootothemax 9y ago
Data-based exercise rocks. I never knew I'd enjoy the rowing machine quite so much until I got into the stats side of thing. It helps that the major manufacturer has a beyond awesome online logbook for analysing and comparing with othe
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by mootothemax 9y ago
You're not alone dude - I know several people, myself included, whose waistlines rapidly expanded when in their 30s and with kids < 3. I'm only now starting to have a chance to go to the gym regularly again and am praying nothi
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by mootothemax 9y ago
And yet - somewhat hilariously, Polish is one of the easiest languages out there in terms of knowing how to pronounce the written word. Spend a week or two practising a pronunciation guide and that's pretty much well it. Reading someth
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by mootothemax 9y ago
I see your chipsy and raise you tipsy . Not because there's anything wrong with it, that is. It's just always puts a smile on my face when I walk past a tipsy nail salon with a sign that means euphemistically, to my British e
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by mootothemax 9y ago
My eldest daughter, a native Ponglish speaker, came out with Thankuję a few years back. I've been dining off it since.

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