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afatparakeet

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    Comment #47304281

    Yeah less ideal for the realtime data but could be useful for lightening the load of certain more static layers. Great project, will be contributing!

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    Comment #47300453

    Optimizing some of that geojson into realtime tiles is a really fun and engaging project. Have you seen these projects? https://github.com/protomaps/PMTiles https://github.com/mapl…

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    Comment #46921479

    I mean I understand the OpenClaw concerns and extremely valid security issues. However this article is almost entirely incorrect about the usage model OpenClaw is leveraging with s…

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    Comment #43828400

    Thanks for sharing! Some great slide transitions in there with your code examples

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    Comment #43706250

    Not sure if S3 is a hard requirement for you. But many in the self-hosted community use Plexamp/Jellyfin. I personally really like: https://github.com/sentriz/gonic Put it behind t…

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    Comment #42983159

    Looks really great! I'm definitely interested in self hosting

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    Comment #42518487

    Only as of 1.0 release I believe was their point.

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    Comment #42462531

    Seems like a really cool product. Curious who your primary customers are for the lifetime license? At first I was thinking it would be financial advisors that are technical enough …

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    Comment #39492225

    Oh awesome! Thanks for the tip!

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    Comment #39491715

    This is awesome. Such a great use case for nix. I do a lot of geospatial processing in the cloud and I've been using Tippecanoe a lot to create vector tiles. It pairs well with PM …

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    Comment #37345966

    Such a great utility for serverless tile hosting. Really enjoying where GIS in the cloud is going. Another really awesome tool that is used a lot with protomaps is Tippecanoe. http…