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by reverseengineer 4y ago
Hi pollilop! thanks so much for sharing \m/
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by reverseengineer 6y ago
Own servers cheaper than cloud. We calculated two years ago, it was up to 4x for HPC. Best cost-wise option is used servers.
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Search for elevation data unfolded in surprising story(medium.com)
1 points by reverseengineer 6y ago|0 comments
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by reverseengineer 7y ago
OMG I've just reproduced what you reported. In Firefox. Obviously it is a bug. We tested only fresh Chrome and Safari browsers... Thank you!
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by reverseengineer 7y ago
We were so focused on the speed and relevance of search that we abandoned the copy... You are the second person who told that normally only a person or animal can be curious. When I was told it first time I checked Merriam-Webster and confi
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by reverseengineer 7y ago
Yeah, this is a temporary solution until we implement deep linking and the standard back button will work, like in google.com/travel
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by reverseengineer 7y ago
Useful info about the large parks. We are going to add activities in the parks, the duration in the parks will increase. Not all places are present in the knowledge graph yet, thus drove past. Thank you for your feedback, know what to work
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Show HN: Smart American Roadtrips(curiosio.com)
6 points by reverseengineer 7y ago|7 comments
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The New New Thing for the Good Old World(medium.com)
2 points by reverseengineer 7y ago|0 comments
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New Software Is Eating Travel(medium.com)
5 points by reverseengineer 7y ago|0 comments
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Cities from Different Angles(medium.com)
2 points by reverseengineer 7y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Road Trips in Canada(beta3.ingeenee.com)
4 points by reverseengineer 8y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Road Trips in India(beta3.ingeenee.com)
3 points by reverseengineer 8y ago|0 comments
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Very interesting for domain expertise. Thank you for this intro!
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Gut feeling - Google Maps and HERE Maps know that. You could send the route to those maps. Red globe in right top corner of the map. But here come their restrictions. Google Maps don't route many waypoints. HERE WeGo don't know pl
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
this error can be caused by two reasons: 1. https site uses outdated ssl version - error is shown on the latest browsers 2. https site is accessed from the very old browser/OS with outdated versions of ssl there.
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Some people love to stay a week in Melbourne. Though better to tell it where you want to start, what you like in the middle (waypoints, travel-thru) and where you finish. Could be same Melbourne or could be diff location. We did not design
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Thanks, will read definitely.
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
This is cool. They use moving reinforcement from the games to cities. First you discocer the space, then you move. But here is the real deal - we are going to navigate and move people by any multi-modal transportation. Uber or Moovit or Rom
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
I already selected such inspiring imagery, though from around the world, not purely AU. To make landing page more vivid, better understandable. Going to do next facelift with next country.
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Yep, safety is important. Not only distances, but also weather, altitude, diff conditions for diff ages. Already thinking of it...
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
If this road info is in OSM, we will take it. Also you could send the route to Google Maps or HERE Maps. Notice red globe icon in the right top corner of the map, in opened trip plan. Click it, send to Google Maps, then send to your phone f
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Just saw the sequence in your comment: Sydney - Wollongong - Goulburn - Wagga - Forbes - Bathurst - Blue Mountains - Sydney. Type those names one by one and you will get a cyclic trip from/to Sydney. But the order of waypoints could be
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
This is tricky. We don't know who landed on the page. How to propose Paris in France without Eiffel Tower? OK if user explicitly checks "avoid 'must see'" or "avoid overtourism". Then possible to propose d
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Thought about that. Seasonality and availability. You mentioned seasonality already. Availability is different. E.g. famous cherry blossom in Japan happens in Mar-Apr. That's is future plans. Thanks for pointing it!
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
All tech fully vertical. We know the price of everything, from POI and living cost to turn by turn driving.There is plenty of sources. Cannot say more so far.
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Monetization is ok on scale. Important to scale massively. First scale AI. Then scale geo coverage. Then users. Then revenue. Or sell to those who have scale already. We keep it simple intentionally. Can plug any knowledge graph of POIs and
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
We know ferry time usually. Regarding alternatives, interesting and useful. Will debug how it thinks.
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Good point. This is planned but not done yet. We are going to show what requirement not met with strike thru. You could notice this trick in Google search results. One or two words are crossed, and closest possible search result still retur
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by reverseengineer 8y ago
Thanks a lot, this is new info for me. Didn't know about unsealed roads. Camping is another question: whom to focus on? Universal travelers who love driving or camping, with equipment...

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