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2mo ago
It’s an interesting idea, but once I measure it, what would I actually do with that information? I’m not sure whether the site already has this, but a global aggregate would be interesting - especially if everyone could contribute their mea
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Show HN: WhipDesk – Control your full dev machine from your phone
(github.com)
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FreeGuessr
6mo ago
If you go to the Strait of Hormuz area you can play Minesweeper on the globe map.
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FreeGuessr
7mo ago
So by default, it’s turned off. Make sure that in the expandable menu, at the top above the "Shuffle" button, you enable the "Skip Talk" feature. Another way is to click on the "AI Off" label in the play bar. T
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Maps Mania: This Is London Calling – Discover Global Radio Mapping
(googlemapsmania.blogspot.com)
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FreeGuessr
7mo ago
Adding podcasts is on my TODO so I might :)
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Show HN: I Built Smart Radio That Auto-Skips Talk and Ads by Using ML
(tunejourney.com)
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7mo ago
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Show HN: Tunejourney.com – A 3D radio globe with in-browser ML to auto-skip talk
(tunejourney.com)
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7mo ago
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Show HN: Truesize.net – Now with 140k regions and iOS and Android apps
(truesize.net)
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10mo ago
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FreeGuessr
11mo ago
The entire site is a result of me building different tools for geography guessing game, GuessWhereYouAre.com. At first, I needed them for myself (parsing JSONs, working a lot with Leaflet maps and Turf). Then I added some of them to the gui
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FreeGuessr
11mo ago
Exactly. I didn't think about open-sourcing but it's interesting idea, allow others to add more e.g. file formats to convert etc.. code would be need to be cleaned up more thought :D
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FreeGuessr
11mo ago
Adding to TODO list. Thank you for the suggestion
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FreeGuessr
11mo ago
Thank you for the suggestion! I will add it.
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FreeGuessr
11mo ago
Good idea, I will add it! I did that before for Area tool but it's missing in distance tool. Thank you for the feedback!
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11mo ago
Exactly unless I am not aware how much they move and it's significant number
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Geoutil.com – Measure distances, areas, and convert geo data in the browser
(geoutil.com)
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11mo ago
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11mo ago
I built GeoUtil.com to provide a free, browser-based toolkit for geographic data analysis. It offers: - Interactive Map Tools: Measure distances and areas directly on the map. - Data Format Converters: Convert between TopoJSON and GeoJSON f
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Truesize.net – Explore the real size of countries without Mercator distortion
(truesize.net)
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1y ago
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FreeGuessr
1y ago
Hi HN, I recently launched TrueSize.net, a tool that lets you explore the true size of countries and regions on an interactive map, without the distortions of traditional Mercator projections. What sets it apart: - Extensive coverage: All m
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PaintMyMap: Browser-Based Map Customization Tool
(paintmymap.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
PaintMyMap is a free, browser-based tool that enables users to create, customize, and export maps without requiring an account. Key features include: - Support for uploading custom data formats such as GeoJSON, TopoJSON, KML, and CSV - Cust
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What's on the Other Side of Earth – Simple Visualization Tool
(guesswhereyouare.com)
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1y ago
I built a small web tool that lets you click anywhere on the globe and instantly see the exact point on the opposite side of Earth (your antipode). It’s a fun way to explore “what’s on the other side” of familiar places, and sometimes surpr
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FreeGuessr
1y ago
Same here, our freeguessr.com is impacted as well, all projects