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for people upset with google scholars lack of an API, check out openalex! awesome project. but crazy to think how much net positive google scholar has provided for the world..

Is this only for US cities?

cool beans! lots of stuff happening with OSS mapping rn!

crazy! wont be too long until this is here for major cities as well.

sounds amazing!

how is 1500 H100's considered "one of the worlds most powerful AI supercomputers" ? i dont get how that adds up. meta got 150.000 H100's delivered in 2023 alone?

It would be cool. But it is so many already-opensourced things that needs to go together in a good way... i think thats palantirs MOAT

Obviously they did not get "wiped" out. Where can i use Sora right now ?

Hmmmm. If i want to do larger scale extractions of OSM data into a layer - what's the move? I remember someone on here posted a way to do it

Zoom in mate!

So much geo stuff on HN today! hallelujah

this is so cool! you just know that it's real shit when the website looks like that. i wonder if this is gonna be the new "quality" stamp - a website not looking like the generic react tailwind app but rather stuff like this?!

I got excited! But it seems this is just a mapbox gl wrapper?

Crazy!

Cool. I've been thinking about where to find an alternative to the Veo Technologies camera system that most clubs use but is pretty expensive. This seems like it could work

amazing vid!

will never forget my original introduction to building bézier curves: making an aimbot look human by bezier curving the mouse path to the target!

this is from 17' does anyone know of any updated resources on imsi detection? perhaps some cool papers?

i think 'in the name of stopping AI agents' is much more likely to be what sells this. perhaps hate spread by AI?

I agree, GPT3.5 has been working insanely well for me when making overpass turbo queries. I guess there's lots of training data in the dataset for it. Made a quick 10 liner that takes in a bbox & search prompt -> GPT3.5 -> overpass turbo -> geojson

i.e. "banks in my area" a la google maps here: https://i.imgur.com/pSRn1xo.png

In my experience it seems like prompting for older technologies works much better on large LLMs, i guess it makes sense considering that there is probably more crawlable documentation out there

EDIT: someone in this thread linked a tool which seems to do this: https://github.com/rowheat02/osm-gpt

It's 3d, doesn't look like any mapping library i know of

The future is going to be hilarious. Just ask the model who made it!

Thanks a bunch, pygeoapi sounds very simple, i'll take a look.

So to get it straight:

OSM.pbf file -> ogr2ogr -> PostGIS?

I currently use a .mbtiles file and plug it into tileserver-gl, but i guess in theory you could just import OSM to PostGIS and then add the PostGIS as a source in tileserver-gl? That would be amazing

Do you know of any good alternatives to geoserver if i have a PostGIS db with some feature gis data and i need to expose it to other people through a Web Feature Service?

woah, that's insane... how accurate is this in your experience?

... one of these is not like the other, lol

Can you expand a bit on how apps like Palantir could be used for this?

> Sure the music won't be custom tailored by ... neural networks expressly designed to increase Sweden's internal revenue

hilarious take! I have found that any perfect recommendation takes the joy out of music listening for me. I feel like the highs and lows of good vs. bad songs are taken away and then its just a constant stream of background music.