andrewharvey

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by andrewharvey 6mo ago
this. Except it's no longer only in rural areas, grid connected utilities are now costing more than being off grid in the cities too. Starlink residential 100 Mbps is cheaper ($69/mo AUD) (ignoring hardware and setup costs) than 5
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by andrewharvey 5y ago
Supply is increasing, but if that increased supply gets snatched up by investors then you haven't really increased supply for people who need a place to live.
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by andrewharvey 6y ago
I'm one of the more frequent non-Mapbox contributors to the project. I've made a lot of PRs over the years and I try to help out with reviewing PRs and to triage incoming issues. While I agree there has been non-trivial contributi
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by andrewharvey 6y ago
Most of these platforms contribute their GBIF which aggregates it together. I contribute my sightings to iNaturaliast, but when I need the data for occurrences pull GBIF. I think this is perfect, because each site can compete on the best re
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by andrewharvey 7y ago
They have dial in phone numbers, something Google Hangouts doesn't offer for free accounts.
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by andrewharvey 7y ago
Oh I see there is a completely different interface when uploading photos directly vs importing from Flickr. Since I import all photos from my Flickr to maintain the metadata link it must be using an older less flashy form. Didn't even
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by andrewharvey 7y ago
Can you say more about the AI identification? I use iNat frequently and have never seen it suggest or recommend an ID from my photos.
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
The move to GitLab was a glimmer of hope that one day I'll be able to help contribute to the project which I'm a heavy user. I wish they went all in and used GitLab Issues for bugs and GitLab CI/CD to auto-build packages for
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
OnePlus One is a great option for LineageOS. Just a pity you can't buy it new anymore and the later OnePlus model is 1.75x the price.
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
There's a forum where the community talks about capture setup https://forum.mapillary.com/c/contributing-and-equipment It's varies a bit depending if you're capturing via car, bicycle, foot or any other
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
It's completely depended on what people contribute, if you collect 360 images with a 360 camera then you can get the google street view like experience. The community contributors to Mapillary have done a lot of 360 imagery.
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
Uber https://github.com/Uber-OSM/NewZealand plus many other smaller organisations have dedicated OSM teams contributing too.
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by andrewharvey 8y ago
https://github.com/andrewharvey/srtm-stylesheets might help (Full disclose I'm the author)