paulmach

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by paulmach 8y ago
Women's cycling is far from lucrative. They also lack a union and pay their own health insurance. Minimum salary for men at the highest level is about 30k euros per year. http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/minimum-wag
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Alibaba Cloud(alibabacloud.com)
520 points by paulmach 9y ago|353 comments
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Futures/Promises in the Land of Golang(labs.strava.com)
1 points by paulmach 11y ago|0 comments
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by paulmach 12y ago
Priorities....
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by paulmach 12y ago
Using the API you can get both the Segment altitude data and the Segment Effort altitude data. The segment data is what's displayed on the website and can be bad. But the Segment Effort data would be a subset of the data from the activ
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by paulmach 12y ago
My own quad tree, they're not that hard to write :) We're not considering opening the data. But we are working with cities to help improve their bike infrastructure http://bikeportland.org/2014/05/01&#x2F
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by paulmach 12y ago
The overlay tiles zoom weird in leaflet. They get treated like a base layer so when you zoom, they get scaled 2x and the new tiles load on top. That doesn't look right when the tiles are transparent. There must be an option to fix this
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by paulmach 12y ago
We have a self-hosted version of the iD editor that already includes this data as a tracing layer. http://strava.github.io/iD/#background=Bing&map=16.97/-122.5... I've also built another tool, Slide, to h
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by paulmach 12y ago
On this map I took out any point within 1km of the start or end of every ride. This is stronger than what users have set and eliminates 1000s of "hot spot". I've looked into a couple of these cases and it's friends &quot
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by paulmach 12y ago
The data is from http://www.strava.com An overlay would be nice, but there is a version for both running and riding.
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by paulmach 12y ago
It has every public ride and run with activity id < 120,000,000 It's not updated on every upload, but pretty much the complete dataset.
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by paulmach 12y ago
Each pixel has a count. Each tile gets a 90 percentile value. Every corner gets the average of its 4 tiles. Every pixel in the currently requested tile gets a value [0, 1] based on the bi-linearly interpolated "max". It's the
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by paulmach 12y ago
Map creator here if you have questions. The data is aggregated into a quad tree based on number of GPS points in each pixel. Tiles are then served on the fly using Go and C using CGO. Cloudfront tackles most of the load, but the load balanc
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Show HN: Strava Segment Time Gaps Plotted Every Second, ie: where you won(raceshape.com)
2 points by paulmach 14y ago|0 comments