habi

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by habi 4d ago
Are you aware of https://mapcomplete.org/ ? Web-based and thematically focused.
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by habi 24d ago
Yes, you can do that, but the use-case here is different. We collaboratively wrote some code that we want/have to submit to a journal for a manuscript. The journal wants to have an anonymized version of the code. Since the code contain
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2 points by habi 26d ago|3 comments
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by habi 26d ago
Not mine, but found that via a search engine. I had to submit code to a journal doing double-blind review, this site made that easily possible.
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by habi 2mo ago
OsmAnd is also available on iOS: https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/osmand-maps-travel-navigate/id... CoMap also offers offline access to OpenStreetMap data: https://apps.apple.com/ch/app&#x2F
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by habi 2mo ago
> However I ran into two things that have no formal tags: You can use https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Any_tags_you_like on OpenStreetMap. Many of the used tags are simply "in use" and not formalized wi
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by habi 2mo ago
There are many apps for editing OSM on iOS: https://osm-apps.org/?platforms=iOS https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Go_Map !! also has some kind of 'quests' built in, and the StreetComplete is
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by habi 2mo ago
> I found out that there is a cap A cap for downloading rendered tiles from osm.org? That exists, but is quite generous. Other (free) options are https://openfreemap.org/ or https://versatiles.org/ to ge
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by habi 3mo ago
Very nitpick, but you might need to ask for exemption by the OpenStreetMap foundation for using such a name: https://osmfoundation.org/wiki/Trademark_Policy#4._Special_u...
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by habi 3mo ago
Looking good and fun. As an avid OpenStreetMap contributor I'm a bit bummed that you're calling this "Google Maps and Need for Speed".
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by habi 6mo ago
Also they don't show the necessary OpenStreetMap attribution anywhere...
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by habi 6mo ago
> And certainly the situation for FOSS public-transit navigation is still quite poor. https://transitous.org/ ( https://github.com/public-transport/transitous ) works quite well.
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by habi 8mo ago
The data can be downloaded here: https://planet.osm.org/ Here's a list of OSM data users: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/List_of_OSM-based_servic...
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by habi 10mo ago
In addition I don’t see the necessary attribution to OSM (on my iPhone 12 mini)
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by habi 11mo ago
> However, even ALPR doesn't show any devices for me I've panned the map over several parts of the US, and see many ALPRs mapped in OpenStreetMap. You can also use the 'Wizard' of Overpass turbo, and enter "&quot
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by habi 11mo ago
The search directly on osm.org is optimzied for address things. For a "complete" search in the OpenStreetMap-data I suggest [Overpass Turbo]( https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_turbo ). In this specif
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by habi 1y ago
Metal objects don’t change that much due to the radiation.
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by habi 1y ago
That is possible, especially for very high resolution scans and dense materials. I work with (other) desktop microCT scanners and the longest scan we did took longer than 40 hours.
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by habi 1y ago
Sure, I just (honestly) wondered about trademarks.
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by habi 1y ago
https://apertus.org/ exists since 15 years, interesting choice of name.
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by habi 1y ago
It seems to me that these are two MagicEarth “owners” - Magic Lane for the navigation app which traces back to 1992: https://www.magiclane.com/web/about - Halliburton for something related to 3D visualization “that was
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by habi 1y ago
> OpenStreetMap is still really hard to use and gives bad directions. https://www.magicearth.com/ works well for car navigation with OSM data, and https://cycle.travel/ is the best way to navigate on a b
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by habi 1y ago
> OpenStreetMap doesn't even seem interested in things like "this street is closed next week Tuesday" OpenStreetMap data consumers can have much longer update cycles than "next week", so it makes sense to have
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by habi 1y ago
As an avid mapper (and liking to go on dinner-dates with my wife) I absolutely love this. Very slick and quick search, congratulations! Do you also parse the `opening_hours` tag to filter for currently open restaurants?
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by habi 1y ago
https://instapaper.com/ , I happily pay them 60$ a year for good search and automatic sending of articles to read to my Kindle, which makes it possible to have no other electronics in my bedroom.
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by habi 1y ago
> low energy, high resolution portable X-ray systems in all sorts of trades for NDT weld inspections > low energy home medical X-ray systems The low energy you desire might not be high enough to penetrate the object you want to image,
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by habi 1y ago
> And I don't know about OSM's techniques, Here's the OSM Wiki page on 'disputed territories': https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Disputed_territories The official document from the OpenStr
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by habi 1y ago
> I aim to launch my own GPS satellite to bypass Google’s predatory API calls. That might be a bit more costly than calling any API :) And launching own GPS satellites has no connection with Google's API as far as I know. Are you in
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by habi 1y ago
Theoretically yes. But no person ever is going to look at all the tiles (on the highest zoom levels) in the sea, so they are not rendered by default, and only on demand.
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by habi 1y ago
But about 70% of all images are something like https://tile.openstreetmap.org/10/399/390.png , e.g. water...

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