pepperax

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   by pepperax 13y ago

   I agree with you, in a way. The map itself may not be a way to solve anything, but the data it's collecting could be. Like you say, you prefer knowing proximity to subway stations - not just seeing a map. But the need to figure out tha
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   by pepperax 13y ago

   My point, which apparently made me a troll, is that by using the Google Maps API they will be directly contributing to the economy they're trying to change. It seems counterintuitive. If you want to map your fight of The Man, why not u
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   by pepperax 13y ago

   Making new accounts when you have something to say does not make one a troll, but thank you for the warm HN welcome.
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   by pepperax 13y ago

   There are frequently better tools at hand, or at least different tools, or tools that offer a choice of values represented. Since this "Quiet Revolution" (whatever it is) claims to oppose "corporate titans" (their words)
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   by pepperax 13y ago

   Big, grandiose talk... Google Maps API. Amusing.