Pieter Levels
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It's like the district. Exercise freaks on the river. Yeah, that's true.
I want to know this story.
I want to know this story.
I want to know this story.
Yeah, and that's like stuff I couldn't come up with because I don't know Austin. I don't know the memes here, the subcultures.
Yeah, and that's like stuff I couldn't come up with because I don't know Austin. I don't know the memes here, the subcultures.
Yeah, and that's like stuff I couldn't come up with because I don't know Austin. I don't know the memes here, the subcultures.
That's like because of Reddit, you know, upvote, downvote. It's good from there.
That's like because of Reddit, you know, upvote, downvote. It's good from there.
That's like because of Reddit, you know, upvote, downvote. It's good from there.
I think I added the text like a week after. So here's like the pixels.
I think I added the text like a week after. So here's like the pixels.
I think I added the text like a week after. So here's like the pixels.
I think here the problem was that you have this data, but it's not... locked to one location. So I had to normalize it. So when you click, when you draw on the map, it will show you the specific pixel location and you can convert the pixel location to a GPS coordinate, right? Like a latitude, longitude. But the number will have a lot of commas or a lot of decimals, right?
I think here the problem was that you have this data, but it's not... locked to one location. So I had to normalize it. So when you click, when you draw on the map, it will show you the specific pixel location and you can convert the pixel location to a GPS coordinate, right? Like a latitude, longitude. But the number will have a lot of commas or a lot of decimals, right?
I think here the problem was that you have this data, but it's not... locked to one location. So I had to normalize it. So when you click, when you draw on the map, it will show you the specific pixel location and you can convert the pixel location to a GPS coordinate, right? Like a latitude, longitude. But the number will have a lot of commas or a lot of decimals, right?
Because it's very specific. Like it's like this specific part of the table. So what you want to do is you want to take that pixel and you want to normalize it by removing like decimals, which I discovered, so that you're talking about this neighborhood or this street, right? So that's what I did. I just took the decimals off and then I saved it like this. And then it starts going to like a grid.
Because it's very specific. Like it's like this specific part of the table. So what you want to do is you want to take that pixel and you want to normalize it by removing like decimals, which I discovered, so that you're talking about this neighborhood or this street, right? So that's what I did. I just took the decimals off and then I saved it like this. And then it starts going to like a grid.
Because it's very specific. Like it's like this specific part of the table. So what you want to do is you want to take that pixel and you want to normalize it by removing like decimals, which I discovered, so that you're talking about this neighborhood or this street, right? So that's what I did. I just took the decimals off and then I saved it like this. And then it starts going to like a grid.
And then you have like a grid of data. You get like a pixel map kind of.