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zifnab25, to science_memes in high rise

This Kind Of Smart, Walkable, Mixed-use Urbanism Is Illegal To Build In Most American Cities

sour, (edited ) to science_memes in we need better hobbies
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instead of math problems you can do programming problems

autokludge,
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Darkassassin07,
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That’s just math problems with extra steps…

urda, (edited )
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Shout out to the !advent_of_code

thedarkfly, to science_memes in we need better hobbies

I think that was a Calvin and Hobbes joke, wasn’t it?

chatokun,

Yes, two in the same week iirc. “I’m not playing with a full deck of cards” and “I’ve lost my marbles.”

MyTurtleSwimsUpsideDown, to science_memes in high rise

Is anyone else suddenly craving macarons?

JackGreenEarth, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like
jasondj, to science_memes in Let's meet those headlines

This really should be on change.org.

gandalf_der_12te, to science_memes in Slap a "quantum" on it = Instant flux capacitor

I wouldn’t call it weird, just unconventional.

synae, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like
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I heard you’re not supposed to go source-to-mouth

BananaPeal,
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Sometimes, in the heart of obsession, it’s forgivable to go source to mouth.

lowleveldata,

Precisely why many do it

vonSvard, (edited )

Iz only smellz…

usualsuspect191, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like

Trying to find the right zoom level that shows the name of the river

VapeNoir, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like
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Whom amongst us

Omega_Haxors, to science_memes in we need better hobbies

The joke is the R-slur for those at the back.

RickyRigatoni,
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The joke is the R-slur for those at the back.

PoisonedPrisonPanda, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like

I like to do this for civil constructions.

You ever took a look an desert settlements?

There are so many awesome things to see there, and thinking of all the little humans doing their shit there is mesmerizing.

Kind of Sim city/sims in real life

ThatFembyWho,

Agreed, I’ve learned a lot doing this. Sometimes it leads to a story, like the ruins of a federal fire watchtower that was destroyed by arson, or discovering one of the largest fisheries in the country. I’ve also noticed a lot more houses are torn down in my city than might be expected. Whole blocks are empty fields now, or maybe have one derelict house remaining.

It’s also disturbing just how much trash people collect in their yards… and the massive wounds of foresting and strip mining.

Pantoffel,

Ugh, I was in rural china once and the uncle of my ex threw all his trash in his back yard. Disgusting. Nobody really minded though. They didn’t approve, but they didn’t confront him.

LynneOfFlowers, to science_memes in high rise
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They’re charging how much for 10^-12^ sq ft?

tetris11,
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It doubles in size every few seconds though

ThatFembyWho, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like

openstreetmaps ftw. Get that, turn on cartographic overlays (outdated scans but still useful), aerial imagery, download and import nhd data, pull up ngs website, and enjoy. Help us map rivers! Even better if you can do an actual ground survey w/ gps.

Kase,

Thanks for the recommendation! Downloading osm now o7

ThatFembyWho,

Be sure to check out the osm wiki! For editing, you can use their web viewer, but I personally prefer JOSM for more advanced work. Vespucci is a great tool for mapping on your phone.

Pantoffel,

Okay what is nhd and ngs? When I’m horny for aerial imagery, I’m usually browsing Landsat and Sentinel archives.

ThatFembyWho,

National hydrography dataset and national geodetic survey (but I actually meant USGS, they provide a lot of data, their map viewer is a good introduction).

Pantoffel,

Oh thank you very much. Yes, the map viewer I often use, although I’ve only touched Landsat and Sentinel imagery.

ThatFembyWho,

btw NHD data tends to be too large for JOSM to handle… my one complaint about JOSM, I feel it could be more memory efficient. Qgis can be used to process and extract large datasets, just split them up into several files per state. (You also need to merge the source files.) But it’s totally worth the pain, because you get a lot of rich, high resolution data.

Depending on where you live, your state or city might also have open datasets available.

books,

I spent way toonlong mapping our houses in my neighborhood. It’s always funny to see my work on apps, I’m like shit that street is missing houses I need to get on it.

ThatFembyWho, (edited )

yeah, it’s addictive, I started with sidewalks in my neighborhood, and before I knew it, I was mapping parking zones, fire hydrants, trash cans, benches, traffic signals, speed limits, turn lanes…

books,

What’s the best tool to map points? I walk my dog and would love to quickly drop a pin for a sewer grate or fire hydrant? Is there something I can do mobile?

ThatFembyWho,

I’ve only used vespucci and it gets the job done.

xilliah, to science_memes in GIS nerds be like
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