Show HN: Instant Google Street View
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#33There's a startup up there - but maybe instagram has already done it :D
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#35How long before we have a real time view of the world - with all the millions of smart phones, cameras, public security cameras all pushing data to the web? Kind of feel like those Circle/Social cam guys had something there - a real time distributed camera. There's a startup up there - but maybe instagram has already done it :D
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#36How long before we have a real time view of the world - with all the millions of smart phones, cameras, public security cameras all pushing data to the web? Kind of feel like those Circle/Social cam guys had something there - a real time distributed camera. There's a startup up there - but maybe instagram has already done it :D
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#38Well this is freaky, I typed in "white house" and I got an INTERNAL tour of the white house. Awesome. Also try "google campus". What's interesting is the real google streetview needs adobe flash to run, this works with flash disabled.
That's not true. Real Google Street View runs without Flash if you enable WebGL.
To use street view, you need Adobe Flash Player version 10 or newer. Get the latest Flash Player.
When I try to go to http://maps.google.com/maps?vector=1 to enable webgl it goes into an endless loop.
This page might explain why: http://support.google.com/maps/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answe...
Some low-end integrated GPUs (like the Intel GMA 3100 and 3150) are not compatible
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#40Yet this makes it new again – I found myself laughing like a child as I slowed down my typing, watching my screen be transported to a completely new location with each keystroke. It made me appreciate anew the technology at work, while also appreciating the daftness of it all, jumping around the world en route to my destination as if propelled by some sort of Douglas Adams-style teleporter.
Fantastic work.