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Comment #46544063
Yeah there is a filter between 1.2 and 20 mph
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Comment #46534523
In Lyft's defense, they are providing it anonymized under the NYCBS Data Use Policy. They also aren't providing the exact GPS routes, which is why OSRM is used to calculate the sho…
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Comment #46534514
Thank you so much! That means a lot.
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Comment #46534509
It definitely will if it blows up more. I'm willing to eat it for now because I think it's art that more people should see!
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Comment #46533824
Yeah, unfortunately, I think I posted that one initially without the Show HN prefix, so I don't think I can edit the text there.
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Show HN: bikemap.nyc – visualization of the entire history of Citi Bike
-- Please refer to the main url: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46530832
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Show HN: I visualized the entire history of Citi Bike in the browser
Each moving arrow represents one real bike ride out of 291 million, and if you've ever taken a Citi Bike before, you are included in this massive visualization! You can search for …
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Comment #46280617
I see, yeah I use Next.js pretty regularly, you mean on hot reload then? You still need to write your content as Markdown or something else, right? I feel the editors of Substack g…
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Ask HN: Bloggers, how do you manage your content?
I would like to start a personal blog. I think Substack is a good option, but I would like more control over styling (potentially custom components) and want to host the blog on my…
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Comment #46279654
https://www.beatsync.gg/ I launched this on HN over the summer, but it's millisecond-precise audio synchronization for multiple devices, performed purely in the browser! I'm sittin…
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Comment #43847445
kelvin!
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Comment #43847402
Thanks for bringing this up! Made an issue to look into this.
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Comment #43847347
Yeah, at one point I had manual controls to adjust the delay to debug. I'll add that back.
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Comment #43847270
Practically, the network jitter is averaged out in the clock synchronization calculations, and even output latency is remarkably well-behaved. Have you tried it on different device…
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Comment #43842542
Haha yeah guarantee is a strong word. I just mean that it’s good enough to not be noticeable (even within the same physical room)
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Comment #43842527
Thank you! Very appreciated kind stranger :)
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Comment #43842521
Oh I see, yeah I was wondering why it looked like that since on my computer responsive view looked great. Will look into this, thank you.
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Comment #43842514
Miraculously pulled it off with a change I made today
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Comment #43842507
Made an update so it should be good on most!
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Comment #43840443
It doesn't at the moment, but I think it probably should. There's a non-trivial amount of clock drift that can happen over long periods of time.
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Comment #43840439
Thanks for the heads up! Just added a license to the repo.
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Comment #43838463
Yes! The very next step.