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by tapiok 7mo ago
"...You can send from EUR and USD into multiple corridors including Brazil, India, Philippines, Nigeria, Mexico, and more..." Can I see anywhere what "more" means? Is this the complete list (from the footer)? Send Money
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by tapiok 1y ago
The platform allows bounties that condition payment on providing __positive__ reviews. Let's imagine your idea gets traction. Now we do not have ads discernible from the medium content; instead we have content polluted by favorable men
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by tapiok 1y ago
There is an easier way, albeit counterintuitive - pay people for any provably performed, freely chosen "work". rovas.app
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by tapiok 2y ago
define "notable"
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by tapiok 2y ago
Well written, thanks. Fully autonomous people seem to have a sharing instinct, likely dating back to our hunter-gatherer ancestors that - by virtue of being an instinct - is very hard to fight. So I am not holding my breath for any rapid ch
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by tapiok 2y ago
We manage a fleet of gps-equipped vehicles with SIMs from https://1nce.com/ . These SIMS cost 10 euros, are good for 10 years, work with all mobile operators (at least here in SK) and have 500 MB data package that can be rec
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by tapiok 3y ago
https://safenetwork.tech/
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by tapiok 3y ago
thank you
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by tapiok 3y ago
I believe the way the OSM community goes about "enforcing" the license is lacking on many fronts, which I suspect is a sentiment shared by many (but not most) mappers. I have a proposal for addressing the problem a part of which i
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by tapiok 3y ago
Thanks for the link. In the first 10 ones I already found a couple of offenders.
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How to find all web sites with maps that use the OSM tiles?
2 points by tapiok 3y ago|8 comments
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by tapiok 3y ago
Don't just tax them. Exchange the taxed amounts for non-monetary, signaling reward ("merits") - a reward one can get only, when surrendering economic value to the public. Rich folks perceive money primarily as a signal of the
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by tapiok 4y ago
you might want to ask here https://forum.artlessdevices.com/
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by tapiok 4y ago
You can create an entry for each project in Rovas[1]. There is one for OpenStreetMap[2] already. If a project depends on another, you can define the dependencies in the app. There are several benefits to do it this way, one of them being th
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Ask HN: Scalability strategy for updating massive node trees
1 points by tapiok 4y ago|0 comments
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The NEO way to finance collaborative and FOSS projects(medium.com)
2 points by tapiok 4y ago|0 comments
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by tapiok 4y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20190531030708/https://www.nytim...
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by tapiok 4y ago
Ask all users of your product to pay - in money, or their equivalent open source work effort. Check the rovas.app, which allows this and more.
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by tapiok 5y ago
The economic value left on the table by volunteers is consumed not by the ones who need it most, but by people who need it the least. This breaks the 2nd principle of justice as formulated by Rawls. Shall I say more...
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by tapiok 5y ago
of course it is true OSM mappers provide free labor (also) to corporate giants. They have vested (economic) interest to not fork the OSM project exactly for this reason. Maybe they will do it one day though.
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by tapiok 5y ago
...and their share of edits is growing. Maybe one day OSM mappers will wake up and realize they provide free labor to corporate giants that sucks economic value from community. Hopefully it will be not too late.
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by tapiok 5y ago
there are other options. For example https://n8n.io/blog/fair-code-for-sustainable-open-source-al...
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by tapiok 5y ago
You have a moral obligation to share some of the benefit you receive from your work with the developer of the product you cloned. What benefit are we talking about? Maybe a credit will be enough - ask the developer if you can. You can also
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by tapiok 5y ago
There is a new approach to solve this problem. An application called Rovas allows you to go the middle way; make a payment mandatory, but allow people to pay with their own volunteer time. This way you will not exclude anybody and folks who
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by tapiok 5y ago
You might want to check https://www.drupal.org/project/mutual_credit
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by tapiok 5y ago
I was just explaining to my father what it is couple of hours ago. :-) Why .. because I was telling him a story about my nephew, who bought a MacBook Air and needed a thunderbolt hub to connect his old printer and a mouse to the computer. I
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by tapiok 6y ago
My project has a need for a JOSM[1] plugin that - from the architecture/business logic point of view - should not be too difficult create. It should track the time the (human) editor spent working in the app. In the simplest form, the
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by tapiok 7y ago
I have been using https://www.officetime.net/ for years. They have also Windows and iphone versions.
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by tapiok 7y ago
Openstreetmap has lot's of work and challenges for (also) tech types. If you like maps :-)
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by tapiok 7y ago
Please check merit.world and see if it is something that might interest you. Ideally the system (which has been successfully tested "in vivo" with ~ 1000 participants) should be implemented as a decentralized app and AI would be u

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