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wcedmisten
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About wcedmisten
We all learn better together!
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I don't get how people can listen to and share AI generated "music" and not feel legitimately embarrassed to their core. Like the AI Charlie Kirk song, but unironically. I'm truly …
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Comment #48826702
For what it's worth, I use OSM for my modest project SurpriseDateSpot[1] which will randomly pick a restaurant (or other amenity) in your area! It gets a few thousand users per mon…
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Comment #47391876
> Software engineering is a mostly solved problem at this point I guess that's why Claude Code has 0 open issues on Github. Since software engineering is solved, their autonomous a…
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Comment #46790822
Having spent 3 years of my career working with Clojure, I think it actually gives you even more rope to shoot yourself with than Python/JS. E.g. macros exist in Clojure but not Pyt…
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Comment #44106376
Currently I don't check the opening_hours, because I've found it's missing for many (most?) restaurants, so I felt it wouldn't be a very useful filter
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Comment #44106365
Sure, my wiki username is the same as HN: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special:List... Thanks! I signed up to the newsletter
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Comment #44091230
That's awesome! I recently picked up bird photography as a hobby and have contributed a few pictures to wiki commons. Do you have a website I can follow?
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Comment #44091206
I got tired of trying to pick a date spot with my girlfriend, so I made this website to randomly pick an restaurant/date activity for me based on OpenStreetMap data. I've also used…
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Comment #41639971
Have you heard of: https://www.openhistoricalmap.org I don't think you can pay for it, but I'm sure they'd accept donations!
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Comment #41639695
Overture is an awesome resource because it has more coverage than OSM, but at the cost of accuracy. When I was considering using it for restaurants in surprisedatespot.com, I found…
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Comment #41639574
Now I'm curious, what causes the latency for range requests with R2?
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Show HN: Surprise Date Spot – Spin the wheel to find a new restaurant near you
I recently saw that the project Wheel of Lunch fell victim to Yelp's API price changes, so I was inspired to make something similar using crowdsourced OpenStreetMap data.
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Comment #41287615
Highly recommend this performance from the last Strange Loop on a similar topic! I had the pleasure of seeing it live. A great combination of live music and Markov chains. https://…
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Comment #41269639
There have been quite a few articles corroborating the existence of books like this, the only part that needs believing is that someone actually used the books as advertised. https…
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Comment #41218120
Maybe try the National Address Database? https://www.transportation.gov/gis/national-address-database...
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Comment #41215422
I really enjoy using OSM for my projects! It can be a bit daunting to figure out how to use the data because there are so many different tools in the ecosystem. I wrote this articl…
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Comment #41173299
osmnx looks like a cool library, I haven't seen that one before! As for self hosting overpass, I have considered it, but the installation steps seemed a bit tedious to me compared …
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Comment #41173231
I'm a big fan! I use it for most of my OSM projects. It's pretty easy to download an OSM extract and process it into base tiles. Protomaps also provides a free set of base tiles th…
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Comment #41173053
Author here! Happy to answer any questions you all have about this article.
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Comment #41108008
Hi everyone, author here! I love making projects with OSM, but it can be challenging to figure out how to analyze the data. So I wrote the article I wish existed to help make it a …
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Comment #41070392
Wow I really like the topographic visualization of the data, looks really slick!