ryanbberger

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   by ryanbberger 7mo ago

   It was definitely quite a bit of effort to get every line of sight. We felt it was necessary if we were going to try and prove that there are none longer. Regular viewshed algorithms really aren't built for it, and being able to do it
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   by ryanbberger 7mo ago

   We appreciate the pedantry. I think I came up with that name from a game of telephone of sources claiming to have the longest line of sight. There's a lot of really random sources on the Internet that mention the line of sight but do n
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   by ryanbberger 7mo ago

   Good idea, I'll add it to the FAQ later today. Under a section of "why don't these results match the other tools". The projection error is separate as you mentioned. The error I've experienced hunting bugs tends to
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   by ryanbberger 7mo ago

   Thanks umpriel for the PR, hope you're well!
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   by ryanbberger 7mo ago

   Hey Marc, Ryan here. Tom may respond as well There's two forms of interpolation going on here that I'm not sure you or Dr Dueschle are using. We interpolate a "band of sight" of single a degree for our azithmual projecti
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   by ryanbberger 6y ago

   The short answer: yes, this is partially the reason. Options trading is making a bet that a stock will go up or down. To accomplish this, you buy the rights to sell/buy stock at a given stock price (we call this a strike price). You do