bitschubser_

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working in IIoT embedded -> edge -> cloud

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Comment · 9 months ago

I guess you will be able to access the data with copernicus (usually thy even provide raw L0 data)

Comment · 1 year ago

strangely its not included in the regular font face... only in the italic, bold, bold italic and monospace variant

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Comment · 1 year ago

codepoint E007 is a slashed zero... would be interesting to know why this is not the default

Comment · 1 year ago

I know icechunk and I’m a huge fan of earthmover. But a common binary format like parquet seems nice… with interop for e.g duckdb and geo queries, you can “just load” era5 and do something like get wind direction/speed along the following path for the last 5 years group by day etc…

Comment · 1 year ago

> This is just the beginning of modernizing geospatial data storage. We’re already looking ahead to other types of geospatial data such as raster, point cloud, spatial indexes…

its not far from raster to full multidimensional

Comment · 1 year ago

I’m super exited about the planned support for multidimensional data, I know zarr is there but a long term storage format other than netcdf would be interesting maybe also something to replace grib, geotiff etc to share files

Comment · 1 year ago

My submission regarding the break up of noaa was flagged 6month ago... didn't age well.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40988752

Comment · 1 year ago

The conclusion: "One interesting idea is that, at their core, AI models are nothing more than compression models that take the corpus of data humanity has and boil it down to a set of weights" is also good, there is a interesting paper about compressing weather date with neuronal networks: https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.12538

What's missing a bit is that the comparison is more for general purpose data, there are some very interesting and super fast compressing algorithms for e.g. numbers (Turbopforc, gorilla, etc...) Daniel Lemires blog is super interesting about the different algorithms and how to make them faster.

Zarr-Python 3 is here zarr.dev

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Comment · 1 year ago

Wow thanks for the hint, I did not know trainline it even shows the connections I’m searching for where trainitalia, sbb and DB failed :)

Comment · 1 year ago

If you now could just book a train between these cities on a common european platform (or local transportation provider...)... one could dream...

just booking a train and getting a quote crossing multiple borders (without interrail) is just a nightmare :(

38c3 Talk: Volkswagen, we know where you parked your car [German] fahrplan.events.ccc.de

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Comment · 1 year ago

Uhhh throwback to simpler times <3 I loved the scene in Basel back in the days

For the adventurous Ishkur also has a nice opinionated guide through the history of electronic music with much of its facets: https://music.ishkur.com/

Comment · 2 years ago

its a nice lunch break activity in summer, from the Wettstein Bridge to the Drei Rosen Bridge ;) and back with the Traemli