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cameronpm
3y ago
Normally best practice is to return primary keys in ES and then do a lookup query in the db. Did you attempt this?
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cameronpm
4y ago
I wanted an excuse to make my first replit so I added it here: https://replit.com/@cameron-p-m/PrettyMap Let me know what it's like running it!
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cameronpm
4y ago
Shop app has a bunch of curated search areas in it, I would check it out!
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cameronpm
4y ago
Shop app (made by shopify) has had cross shopify search for a few months in beta. I recommend trying it out! I worked on the infrastructure for this.
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cameronpm
4y ago
Great response, I agree 100%.
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cameronpm
4y ago
I agree. Montreal is better than Vancouver. They have a really good mix of height limited multi family zoning and commercial streets.
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cameronpm
4y ago
Another great map. Yea, in comparison to Amsterdam we suck. I hope we keep making them. I find the sidestreets on pretty safe, due to low car traffic.
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cameronpm
4y ago
Main problem is its a requirement to live around people who like mansions and being hoity-toity.
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cameronpm
4y ago
what cities do you consider well designed and why?
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cameronpm
4y ago
This is a great point about trying to fix Demand side problems with a Supply solution. This is a recent paper talking about this todo with nutrition (Does access to healthy food actually make people healthier?): https://academic.
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cameronpm
4y ago
Going to Toronto and seeing their highway along the water makes me sick. I can't believe they are cool with that. Boston at least realized their mistake and reversed it.
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cameronpm
4y ago
In Vancouver, you'll usually have a few grocery stores in <10min walk because of the zoning. Commercial is usually every 4-6 blocks. It takes 10 mins to walk 4 blocks, as they are small in comparison to other cities I've lived
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cameronpm
4y ago
Incredible map, I've never seen this before and I grew up here. Zoning decides so much of the vibe of a city/neighbourhood. Changing zoning is pretty short sited if you have the goal of having an area that people love to love in.