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Comment #47231448
Ahah, that was fast
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Show HN: Building a Globe Viewer When Software Is Cheap
I wanted to test a question: if producing code costs almost nothing, how would you build a globe viewer? Instead of optimizing for human productivity (high-level language, existing…
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Show HN: Daf·thunk – open-source Editor for Prototyping Workflows on Cloudflare
Over the past few months, a student and I set out to explore the impact of vibe coding on web development. Somewhere along the way, we ended up building Daf·thunk, a visual workflo…
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Comment #43930112
Really cool project! I tried it a couple of weeks ago with an Anthropic API key and will give it another shot. Could you share a bit more about how you handle code summarization? I…
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Comment #36115848
Yes, planetiler rocks and the memory mapped collections enabled us to remove our dependency to rocksdb ;) From my perspective, planetiler started as an effort to generate vector ti…
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Comment #36111663
We recently attended the OGC/Apache Code Sprint at Camptocamp and improved our experimental support for Collection, Conformance, Tiles and Styles. In the future I would also like t…
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Comment #36111612
MapLibre ( https://maplibre.org/ ) is used to render the map.
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Comment #36111608
Unfortunately, I don't gather statistics on the demonstration server. I believe that the in-memory caffeine cache ( https://github.com/ben-manes/caffeine ) saved me.
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Comment #36109033
We use the OpenStreetMap name attribute: https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Key:name
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Comment #36108408
Thank you for reporting this problem, I created an issue on GitHub to track it. The root cause is probably located in our tileset or style (not in the renderer). Right now, we use …
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Comment #36108340
Clearly, I did some location-based pub/sub research in the past and the lack of open source infrastructure components was an important motivation for Baremaps. Today, the open sour…
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Comment #36108123
Have you tried Turf.js? It goes pretty far when it comes to in-browser spatial analysis. Baremaps is more about the server side of web mapping. We currently use MapLibre for render…
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Comment #36108066
Yes, as the tiles are created directly from Postgis, reprojecting the coordinates would take too much time.
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Comment #36107968
Thank you for describing this issue, I created an issue on GitHub to track it. The fact that OpenStreetMap Carto is used in the OpenStreetMap documentation greatly accelerated our …
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Comment #36107844
Nice, thank you for the pointer. Our workflow uses a DAG and the format is loosly inspired by GitHub actions and AWS data pipeline. This is an area we seek to improve, so no not he…
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Comment #36107782
Yes, there is clearly a need for a go-to solution. MapLibre and Cesium are doing a great job with their open-source renderers. Baremaps complements this by providing open infrastru…
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Comment #36107464
Hi, author here, I just noticed that Baremaps was submitted to HN. Our demo runs on PostGIS, and I'm surprised it's holding up under the load. I'm happy to answer questions. Here i…
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Comment #36107407
Hi, author here, Baremaps aims to create an open and easily extensible vector map, inspired by OpenStreetMap Carto. The goal is to provide a high-quality base map for the planet. S…
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Comment #34544612
I will mention Baremaps [1] and its OpenStreetMap demo [2]. Baremaps can be used to import data in Postgis and serve vector tiles efficiently. Its developer mode, featuring live re…
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Comment #26852123
A search for their bash script on github gives more than 400K results... The scale of this breach is staggering. https://github.com/search?q=https%3A%2F%2Fcodecov.io%2Fbash&...