Show HN: How far do I have to go to run into 100k people?
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#15Punched in my grandparents' town and a bunch of the slices stretched 1500km over three states away. A lot of the US is big and empty.
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#16Doesn't work outside the US sadly.
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#17That seems like the distance to go from having 100k people in front of you to having 100k people behind you. The distance you'd have to go to run into them properly would depend critically on the width of the vehicle you're in. With about 30k people running the Boston marathon and 60k people running the NY marathon, if you can source a vehicle wide enough to cover the course, it seems like you could pull it off in ju…
Ah interesting, I seen the title "run into" as "bump into" or in this context, get to where 100k people are. I don't know any US addresses far from population centers so I pumped in Area 51! Clarity needed on the title or description!
> From the pin, a filled 5° slice in every direction. Petal length = distance to 100k people.
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#19Really cool. Makes me wonder where the most remote point in the contiguous U.S. is by this metric.
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#20I've been building a UK-wide 24-hour population dataset lately, and it's really opened my eyes to how much population data is best-guess-estimate - including census figures - and quite how difficult it is to say with any certainly how many people "touched" a location on any given day.