what are the blue dots? (not water bodies i think?)

I was curious about this too and it’s actually a bug— these blue dots are random parks or park features. Most parks are polygons, but less than 5% or them are points from volunteer mappers who didn’t make them polygons and so these stray points seem to slip through and get plotted as the matplotlib default color…

If only I knew this before I printed it out and attached it all together with rasterbator lol

Yes, the blue and orange dots are from the water and parks Nodes and Ways in the OSM data.

It doesn't look like the orange and blue colors are part of the theme definitions, so the rendering library may be using some default values. This is why they are rendered in the same color on images using different theme files.

came back just in time for me to spend the first hour of my work

add ai generated dang

off topic but I love your product it is an absolute joy to use, give my regards to Luke from the support team, he helped isolate my work's issue to something obscure in WSL2

hi, would you be looking for interns by any chance? Have applied under the no role fit category though, I think I may be a good fit

It's possible, if you are able to be fulltime in the office and graduating in 2026.

they have a new Gemini integration, pretty useful for me now.

better title for the piece of this post

Could you provide any links as to this? Was not able to find anything

See here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betelgeuse#Variability

And from the original NOIRLab link: “This discovery answers the longstanding mystery of the star’s varying brightness”.

The system’s brightness decreases when the companion star swings around behind Betelgeuse. It also dips when Betelgeuse goes behind the companion star but much less so because Betelgeuse is so much larger.

Exactly, was just calculating pricing yesterday, it doesn't make sense what they are doing. Straight up bs.

have something similar in the building pipeline, yeah the API costs caught me off-guard too. I knew it was going to be expensive but this is still pretty high