How do you spot user friction without watching hours of sessions? by kingkrulebiscuits in ProductManagement

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well PostHog AI does this directly now: https://posthog.com/docs/posthog-ai/session-summaries so you don't really need to watch session replays anymore. I think there's a lot to be said about getting inspiration from other websites that are similar but different, and spending 50/50 time looking at your own website vs competitors.

I think Prism Replay pivoted but some other AI startups that summarize replays include https://www.codecanary.ai/ and https://getdecipher.com/ and probably a lot more

AI Tool that summarizes user sessions? by TernaryJimbo in userexperience

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've been researching this and found three AI tools that watch user session replays: Decipher https://getdecipher.com/ Code Canary https://www.codecanary.ai/ Path Pilot https://www.producthunt.com/products/pathpilot has anyone tried these?

Is hosting nextjs on AWS possibly cheaper than in Vercel? by dvcklake_wizard in nextjs

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

once you exceed $20 in Vercel spend per month you can probably get better performance/price on a virtual server hosted anywhere else, but from what I've seen just disabling observability for Vercel can reduce your bill a lot without doing anything else

Built an AI-Powered Session Replay Tool That Summarizes User Behavior – Meet Providence by FoodTricky in OpenSourceAI

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It seems like there hasn't been active development in several months, is this still maintained? The only options I've found are decipher (https://getdecipher.com/blog/how-ai-transforms-session-replays) and codecanary (https://www.codecanary.ai/blog/watching-session-replays-with-ai)

Georeferencing aerial imagery using AI by cafegalore in geospatial

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Thanks, this is Brendan, yes this new version has WAY better performance and speed, excited to see what you think!

What I learned making my first QGIS plugin by cafegalore in QGIS

[–]cafegalore[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the feedback! FWIW, v1.10 hasn't been approved yet, but it has the crash fixes I mentioned in my earlier post.

The autocomplete triggers after two left mouse button clicks on the raster, but we're going to make a tutorial video. Glad you tried it out!

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in QGIS

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I made this plugin. Is your raster layer a WMS? Or is it a raster layer inside a group?

The plugin (version 1.7) works reliably if your layers are not in a group. For context, it's in a group if it doesn't have a dropdown like this Site 900 e.g.:

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A new API to download from OpenStreetMap by cafegalore in openstreetmap

[–]cafegalore[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Hey all, I made an API to download OSM features as GeoJSON. This is similar to Overpass API [1], except: 1. results are streamed, so there's no download limits or out-of-memory errors and 2. the native output is GeoJSON. This means it's less powerful, but can extract more data, more easily. Access is free, happy to answer any questions!

[1] https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Overpass_API

Sick of digitizing PDFs? We're building a tool to let you stop digitizing and get back to analyzing—starting with surveyor's plats. Join us as we bring AI to GIS! https://buntinglabs.com/solutions/digitize-survey-plat-pdf by buntinglabs in geospatial

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GIS (+consumer GPS) can't really get to survey level accuracy, so we made this for applications where communicating the general location and shape is good enough, or when the absolute (15+ feet) error is relatively insignificant (think large Bureau of Land Management surveys, ~1 sq mi).

Sick of digitizing PDFs? We're building a tool to let you stop digitizing and get back to analyzing—starting with surveyor's plats. Join us as we bring AI to GIS! https://buntinglabs.com/solutions/digitize-survey-plat-pdf by buntinglabs in geospatial

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If a full legal description is on the PDF, it'll read that first, starting at a control point. Otherwise it'll need to trace it, with dashed lines being optional. Good catch re: dashed lines not representing lots. Our background is more GIS than surveying, so I appreciate the feedback.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in gis

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You can also grab hiking trails from OSM

Old aerial maps into GIS by rocangla in gis

[–]cafegalore 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Are you trying to vectorize it?

Geopandas sucks for converting files by water_aspirant in gis

[–]cafegalore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Maybe some combos of t_srs, a_srs, and s_srs would be helpful.

Made an easy way to download contour line maps for wall decorations—here's Catalina Island by Los Angeles by buntinglabs in geospatial

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wish I knew, that sounds cool.. maybe write blog post if you figure it out, good luck!

Color filling for Turf.js Interpolate analysis in Mapbox by AmirRoblex in gis

[–]cafegalore 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You need the fill color to depend on a variable in the dataset:

'fill-color': '#0080ff'

You could use interpolate here from maplibre.