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Posted by
plant99 on Sunday December 22, 2024 @03:28PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/plant99/baler
Hello HN, while working on a full-stack project with Claude, it got tedious for me to sync the project directory manually everytime.I wrote 'baler' over a couple of weekends to fix this. Now you can run your repository through baler and get the fewest files before interacting with an LLM.You can also tune output file's size, filter input files based on their size or line-count.Please give it a...
Location: India
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Golang, Python, Node.JS, ReactJS, PostgreSQL, Docker, Airflow, AWS platform
Résumé/CV: https://shivashis.dev/files/resume_shivashis_padhi.pdf
Email: [email protected]
Hey folks, I'm looking for Backend/Full Stack engineering roles.
I'm especially good with deep-diving into unfamiliar code bases, and working with backend side of things with Golang/Python.
I am also open to release/platform engineering roles, but that'd be a first for me.
I can work remotely matching GMT+0 to GMT+8 timezones.
Thank you, I hope you'd find it useful.
Thanks, I hope you found it useful.
Posted by
plant99 on Friday March 10, 2023 @07:58AM
from the show-hn dept.
https://ironmaps.github.io/mapinurl/
Hi HN, I built a tool to create minimalistic vector maps online, and generate a URL with the entire dataset as query params.The URLs generated are off-putting, but in turn you get private shareable maps.The code for the website is also open source and lives at https://github.com/ironmaps/mapinurl/ .Please let me know if you have any usecases I could solve for.
Location: India
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Golang, Python, Node.JS, ReactJS, PostgreSQL, Docker, Airflow, AWS platform
Résumé/CV: https://shivashis.dev/files/resume_shivashis_padhi.pdf
Email: [email protected]
Hey folks, I'm Shivashis, and I'm looking for Backend/Full Stack engineering roles.
I'm especially good with deep-diving into unfamiliar code bases, and working with backend side of things with Golang/Python.
Posted by
plant99 on Sunday December 13, 2020 @08:09AM
from the en.wikipedia.org dept.
Posted by
plant99 on Monday November 23, 2020 @01:43AM
from the en.wikipedia.org dept.
Posted by
plant99 on Saturday November 07, 2020 @11:27AM
from the show-hn dept.
You human, are inspiring!
https://miniflux.app/Minimalistic, simple, easy-to-use.
I use a dockerized version running in locally with a postgres database.
Thanks, I'll look into it, and try integrating the data source with the tool.
This is a gold mine, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for trying it out. ^^
Oh yes, there are plans to integrate Sentinel images as well, but the data fetch layer has to be worked on to handle auth/AWS config to fetch data from buckets.
So released with Landsat 8 first, and I think sentinel 2 has better resolution, up to 10m, if I am not wrong. So it'd be a lot better if Sentinel 2 integration were in-place.
Right, thanks a lot for your suggestions.
Points 2, 3 are in the to-do list.
Will definitely add 1, 4.
Oh yes haha, I feel you. I'm using some amazing libraries as dependencies, created by 'Mapbox'. Now you know why it's (lon, lat) ^^
And thanks for checking it out!
Hmm. Weird, maybe faulty data for some row/path(s).
I'm checking on this, thanks for reporting this. Meanwhile, could you please raise this as an issue on the repository?
Um, don't know of a tool to process aerial imagery using phone/tablet.
But I'm sure you're aware of https://qgis.org/en/site/. Some of my friends used this to analyze vegetation using drone imagery.
Oh from the logs it looks like `numpy` wasn't installed. Please install GDAL=={ogrinfo --version}, and numpy before installing felicette, and that'd most probably solve it.
Wow, that just makes it a lot simpler for people to test/use.
Could you please share your GitHub username, so I can attribute with a link to the docker image in the README?
Yess, thanks for the correction.
"The satellite has a 16-day repeat cycle with an equatorial crossing time: 10:00 a.m. +/- 15 minutes." from USGS website.
> It downloads imagery. At first I thought this was a project to simulate satellite imagery from OSM data or something.
Will update the README, thanks for pointing it out.
> Landsat is what 30 meters-per-pixel? That's not high-resolution.
With the panchromatic band, we can get 15m resolution. But you're right with the fact that one can get images with better resolution on any commercial platforms.
But even OpenMapTiles renders at 15m, I feel. Still have to look into some docs though, I'm curious.
Thanks for the feedback, I agree with you on this. I'll add this to the to-do list.
Very weird, can you raise an issue with some logs, I'd love to take a look at them and see what went wrong. Thanks for looking into the tool.
This is awesome!
I'd go through the code as well in a bit, but the twitter bots are really amazing.
Right, thanks for the feedback. They are 16bits JPEGs, thus the large file sizes.
And the images are generated in your system with the data from a public source.
Not sure who owns the copyright to them. ^^