If you can come up with a way to do it on Windows I think many people
are listening. The nature of Windows and Visual Studio tends to be what
gets in the way of a more package management style system or build
environment that's easy to replicate. I see no reason there can't be a
shortcut in
Tim --
This is a project idea which seems obvious to me, and one which would so
obviously benefit from OSGeo involvement, that I feel someone on this list
will know very quickly if anyone is working on it in an open data way. It
comes from thinking about the warping which needs to be done to
Eli --
I've added one comment and link to Pat's excellent response.
Except I forgot to include any of the HOT links (sorry, could not resist).
Here's the HOT mailing list:
https://lists.openstreetmap.org/listinfo/hot
Here's a why doc for OpenAerialMap (and a cautionary tale -- always
Hi, Sid!
I would like to develop an algorithm that uses remote geographic sensing
data to automatically identify, highlight, and measure rooftops and
buildings surfaces and contours using Geospatial data. My preference is to
overlay the results on one of the existing map providers such as
(Two threads got started for this topic, so we've copying the other thread
over here. I've also added a little reply to Sid's new post at the end.)
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From: Pat Tressel ptres...@myuw.net
Date: Fri, Aug 1, 2014 at 11:34 PM
Subject: Re: [OSGeo-Discuss] Inquiry
The conversation has gone on to the question of diversity in STEM fields,
but if I can return to the original presentation for a moment...
Perhaps we could look at it from a different perspective, namely, that of
marketing and branding. Is this an effective advertisement? Does it
accomplish the
I hesitate to step into the sexism in tech debate, but... There may be
some recent events that folks aren't aware of, that may be relevant -- some
specifically have to do with conferences. This list is not R-rated, so
rather than directly describe the relevant events, I'll just give you
search
There are other aspects to Seoul culture besides K-pop. A montage of
several images showing a range of cultural aspects would de-emphasize the
sex aspect. ...
For contrast, ~everyone on the planet would recognize Psy.
If you had a montage of other artists from the K-Pop scene (boy-bands,
Peter --
I'm trying to improve the presentation. Ok? Thanks.
The conversation has gone on to the question of diversity in STEM fields,
but if I can return to the original presentation for a moment...
Perhaps we could look at it from a different perspective, namely, that of
marketing and
People aren't seeing the irony in telling us not to discuss the
presentation, while at the same time decrying censorship... ;-)
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> I think that the Github move is hazardous. Sure, it is easy, free for
> open-source projects, and really really cool. Granted, it helps a lot in
> getting fluid contributions to open-source projects. But ... in two years,
> they may start shipping sponsors links at the end of the Readme files,
> The companies that make money by showing advertising are *content
> providers* such as newspapers, TV networks, Q sites,... They have *no
> other source of revenue*.
>
I should clarify that by "TV networks" I mean broadcast networks, not cable
companies that make money via subscriptions, and
Puneet --
> If you want to point at a company as being the Evil Empire these days,
> you'd be more accurate pointing at Apple (cancelling licenses for Mac
> clones, suicides at Foxconn, restrictions on getting apps on iTunes,
> removing fitness tracker products from their stores because they
I'm concerned about the vague accusations without evidence. They also
don't seem relevant to the discussion about how one's name got on various
mailing lists.
I don't know if MailChimp is a "standard" for some type of companies but
> certainly I don't want it to be for communicating with OSGeo
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