Cool OpenStreetMap data editing statistics comparing Organic Maps and Maps.Me: https://github.com/orgs/organicmaps/discussions/9483 @organicmaps A line chart showing that Organic Maps have picked up traction in mid 2021, and by first quarter of 2024 it gas surpassed Maps.me as Organic Maps shows increase and Maps.me is constantly decreasing. @organicmaps thank you for posting! Huge fan here. Is it an artifact of data collection that maps.me seems to drop to near zero then zero in its final two data points? Or did it really do that for some reason I don't know about? Next time, it might be worth clarifying that on the graph itself, eg. Omitting that part of the line I like Mastodon quite a lot but the UI decisions they have been making do not accord with how I use the software for me one of the best and most characteristic features is the CW labelling setup, which I like so much I wrote about (here : https://v21.io/blog/uses-of-cws) and now... they're making that ugly and unpleasant to use?
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ONE QUIBBLE and this is not semantics: the "new owners" of the island are the indigenous people of those islands; many of them forcefully repatriated by the Brits. they are not new, nor owners. they are the peoples for whom those islands are their ancestral homeland. @mttaggart the funniest possible result is browser vendors implement a work-around and put IANA in the same dustbin as the W3C GeoScribbles now available in iD editor as an overlay layer! More fun tracing streams and paths in weird places! Thanks to @tyr for updating the imagery list, and to @cvzi for spotting an unrelated issue that prompted the update. @everydoor Wow, this is great, especially for plebs that don't know how to use Vespucci 😀 I'll be advertising this feature for sure. Today marks a personal milestone. After 10 years of wrangling iOS and Android support for CPython, there is an official final CPython release - 3.13.0 - that officially supports iOS and Android out of the box. https://docs.python.org/3.13/whatsnew/3.13.html#support-for-mobile-platforms It's worth noting that today wouldn't have happened without a substantial grant from @ThePSF in 2020, and almost 3 years of 2xFTE funding from my employer, Anaconda. Turns out: funding open source gets results.
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@freakboy3742 @ThePSF Congratulations to you and Malcolm for this amazing achievement! @freakboy3742 @ThePSF Congratulations and thank you for pursuing your ambitious goal that will benefit the entire Python community 👏 I regret to report that the secret to making friends in your 30s is to go out and do things and then ask the people there if they would like to go out again and do more things
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@VeryBadLlama@mas.to People are just scary, I really don't know as an autistic person how to start a talking to people. Like I can't really go up to someone and be like "Do you know what the Fediverse is". Together with other organisations we are currently blocking the Rogier metro station in Brussels as part of the ongoing #StopFossilSubsidies action. €400 billion in subsidies was given to the fossil industry in the EU last year, which is about €1000 per EU citizen. (1/3) As scientists, we have rung the alarm bell about the climate crisis for decades. But the EU has not taken our warnings seriously- emissions continue to rise. The EU promises to keep global heating below 1.5°C, while allowing subsidisation of fossil fuels and new exploration. (2/3) @ScientistRebellion_NL @ScientistRebellion Wouldn’t it make more sense to block the road than a metro station??
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@dymaxion It looks to me that NASA is in a similar bind RE human access to space. Their choices [so far as I'm aware] are a company run by an undeservedly rich inveterate fascist or a company most recently known for their aircraft suffering multiple incidents. @dymaxion I thought you were talking about mobile phones until the final line. Our world is sad and broken. wrote about this side project (an urban trip planner based on plaintext/markdown) that i've been dreaming about a lot, prototyping a bit, but haven't made much progress on https://macwright.com/2024/10/03/wanting-an-embark @tmcw Interesting idea. If you eventually find the time, you're also welcome to try out https://www.transit.land/documentation/routing-api/ @tmcw did you see @jakelazaroff’s recent experiments with something very similar? https://jakelazaroff.com/words/a-local-first-case-study @tmcw > I’m spending my 9-5 focused on Val Town, and my weekends and afternoons are dedicated more to reading, running, social activities, and generally touching grass, rather than hacking on web projects. I miss the web projects, but not that much. Basically me too, although I've never really had a phase of working seriously on side-projects 😄 but...if you're ever interested in having collaborators for such a project, sign me up! I am very glad to announce that Zebulon: A Lost Cat, our tiny #pico8 metroidvania with a cat, will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 27 2024! This took so much time to do! @nusan Whoop, congrats - very exciting! 👏 @tmcw I have a PoC of this using overture and https://lucaong.github.io/minisearch/ (the thing that lets you search docs without algolia) and it's OK, devil is in the details - multilingual, ranking, etc
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@climatebrad Same here in Pyrenean Mountains, @climatebrad would be better to block fossil energy facilities, or representatives (governments) buildings blocking road / public services only raises hate towards climate activists and put them in danger @climatebrad Yes. People on their commute aren't causing this; the oil industry and government are. Picking on regular people is cowardly; go after the sources, where it actually makes a difference, and all else follows from that. 𝗣𝗜𝗖𝗢⬩𝟭𝗞 𝗝𝗔𝗠 𝟮𝟬𝟮𝟰 has now finished 🏁 if your question is "Why does ( ) open source thing not exist" the answer is likely that people with knowledge to implement ( ) make 10X+ the money doing that through a proprietary company platform instead It has been ages since the last time I blogged. Here it is "Those concepts in the geospatial field that have cost us millions of $$$":
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@EvenRouault There's also R sf dataframes that allow geometries with different CRS yay! We really need geometry collections with multiple CRS, because that's what we usually use /s @EvenRouault Can we add GPKG's coordinate precision which allows to map the position of an atom to the rant list? https://github.com/opengeospatial/geopackage/issues/365 |
@seav Wow, all the feels from my childhood! Very cool!
@seav fun challenge : give the ability to zoom in the map and the tiles accordingly change, even if they are mixed.
@seav There's a @qgis easter-egg that turns the map panel into a shuffle game if you type 'bored' in the coordinate bar. It renders whatever is visible on the map into 15 pieces. So placing the OSM slippy map gets something similar, though tiling is generated based on map bounds, not the slippy map tiles.
yes, it's playable