thirtygeo

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by thirtygeo 1y ago
Sooo... Have you made that LinkedIn yet so fellow Canadians might see what you worked on in the past and can get in touch?
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
+1
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
So weird to see this comment. QGIS powering government GIS groups and used by major geoscience and mining companies.. working with national sized vector and raster data.
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
Arcmap is sooo janky. Looks like a refugee from Win 3.1 era with minor cosmetic updates (although I know the engine received big updates 2010-2020). If people want QGIS to be pretty, just become a member and sponsor that initiative.
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
I totally disagree. I switched off this license, and also ALSO saved additional because Spatial Analyst costs extra (all included by default in QGIS)
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
If companies that use ESRI cancelled one license a year and instead sponsored qgis development with the money... https://qgis.org/funding/
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
YES. I made the switch 10 years ago and my professional life improved overnight
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
My wife did not appreciate this fun fact but I did
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
Same. And many were glad when our head office moved from Houston to Madrid (22,000 employees)
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
I use PCA quite often for a variety of signal enhancement tasks in natural sciences. This paper presented something that I would not have expected and I found it really interesting.
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by thirtygeo 1y ago
That approach is bananas! I had seen the source inspiration paper from Google but it's need to see it replicated and extended so shortly after.