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by stereo 3y ago
I was in Mérida a year ago and used OpenStreetMap to get around. I thought the quality was quite good! Thank you!
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by stereo 3y ago
Yes, it's called 'weaponised incompetence' or 'strategic incompetence' in popular psychology. The concept was recently discussed a lot on social media in the context you're mentioning. https://en.wik
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by stereo 3y ago
What I'm missing from the article is an explanation of what the control is. The email with no protection, which you'd expect to be the control, blocked 17% of spam - 17% of what amount of spam? How does the author quantify the spa
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by stereo 3y ago
The web server seems to have received the HN hug of death, but there's a video by the same author at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAMtdQ-h_dk There's also a cached version of an old magsafe article on that webs
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by stereo 3y ago
It would theoretically be possible to bounce clients which you know are already authorised on the paid network.
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by stereo 3y ago
How did you tie the liquorice though?
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by stereo 3y ago
The death rate by firearm in the US is higher, per capita, than in all of Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceania. Gun deaths elsewhere are more criminality and gang related. There is no other country in the world with regular school shootings.
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by stereo 3y ago
Broccoli contains loads of it. You can also buy a bag for $19: https://www.amazon.com/PURE-ORIGINAL-INGREDIENTS-Diindolylme...
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by stereo 3y ago
And the number of seconds in a year is π*10^7, or close enough.
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by stereo 3y ago
I've sent https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=matkoniecz , who is on the OSMF board with me and likes to work on attribution cases, a link to this thread. Feel free to post the offenders you've identified here for
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by stereo 3y ago
You could start with https://planet.openstreetmap.org/tile_logs/
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by stereo 3y ago
Mapping is still happening in Afghanistan. The political climate is certainly not making things easier for mappers there, but the biggest problem seems to be the recent loss of free and open Maxar imagery, which my numbers say was used by a
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by stereo 3y ago
Hello, I'm the OSM Foundation chairperson. Indeed, we benefit from the support of corporate donors, and their contributions are immensely valuable. This support often aligns with mutual interest in free maps, and sometimes extends to p
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by stereo 3y ago
The data Apple uses depends on the country. In Denmark, for example, it's OpenStreetMap. OpenStreetMap asked Apple what it would take for them to use OpenStreetMap elsewhere. "Make it the best data there."
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by stereo 3y ago
Hi, I'm the OpenStreetMap Foundation chairperson. We have one employee (our site reliability engineer), one external admin assistant, one external developer for the iD editor, and one external bookkeeper. We do indeed run very lean, th
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by stereo 3y ago
Hi from the OpenStreetMap Foundation chairperson. We have one employee (our site reliability engineer), one external admin assistant, one external developer for the iD editor, and one external bookkeeper. The "8" on that site prob
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by stereo 3y ago
Have you tried Every Door? It's a similar micro-editor for iOS: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Every_Door For more complete editing, I like to use "Go Map!!" https://wiki.openstreetmap.or
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by stereo 3y ago
When your straw gets clogged with ice cream, do you dip your fingers into your milkshake to unclog it? You add your osmosis filter at the end of a long flexible hose. For maintenance, you reel it back in.
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by stereo 3y ago
OP's replacement SFP ONT is also by Huawei.
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by stereo 3y ago
That's quite impressive reverse engineering of the ONT. What made you choose to go through all that effort instead of using the ISP's stand-alone Huawei ONT?
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by stereo 3y ago
Where it's just one out of hundreds of Let's Encrypt certificates. Two simple things are missing to make any of this infrastructure useful at all: - A system as easy as ACME for domain holders to revoke any certificate. A few mont
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by stereo 3y ago
Hi! I'm the OSM Foundation board chairperson. We have a tile server running on AWS, generously sponsored by Amazon. It's quite a big machine, and the budget mentioned would only pay for a few months of runtime. It's currently
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by stereo 3y ago
Do any hardware products support it at all?
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by stereo 3y ago
Bach quotes pop music all the time, for example in the Quodlibet of the Goldberg variations: https://www.bach-cantatas.com/Articles/BWV988-Quodlibet[Braa... It's probably easiest to listen to the Bergamasca melody
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by stereo 4y ago
My go-to serial adapter is an esp8266 dev board with EN connected to GND to stop the chip itself from booting. The TX and RX pins are then conveniently printed on the board - I just have to remember that, in this case, TX goes to TX and RX
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by stereo 4y ago
OpenStreetMap doesn't really have relief data. We have the buildings, the forests, the elevation of peeks, but that's pretty much it. That being said, high resolution lidar data can be very useful to map paths that are usually hid
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by stereo 4y ago
As far as I can tell, the advantages of Gauss are that it runs Apple's more efficient ml-stable-diffusion engine, and that the GUI is better. The disadvantage is that you (currently) have to build it yourself in a multi-step compiling
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by stereo 4y ago
They already have that part figured out. From the article: > When we encountered a similar problem last year, we found a simple solution: block the undesired traffic from these apps. Even so, we continue to serve about 100TB of “Access D
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by stereo 4y ago
A detailed map of the world's railway infrastructure, built on OpenStreetMap data.
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Worldwide Rail Network Map(openrailwaymap.org)
201 points by stereo 4y ago|77 comments

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