Tobias Zwick

So, back the OP topic: Do you think the data in the wiki in the form currently shown in the JSON would be useful and could be made use of?...

> highway*=motorway or highway*=motorway_link (I hope I correctly interpreted the regex match ~?) I think it would. Or replacing regexes with (... or .... or ... or). Looking at https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Default_speed_limits#Road_Type_to_tag_filters_table...

> This sounds interesting. What is the general idea to avoid the pip-checks here? One advantage of our current approach is that it works for arbitrary (user-defined) areas, not just...

It's not rasterized. All the boundary geometry is just sliced up along a grid, you know, [like a cheese slicer](https://youtu.be/H2u35w7CzOg?t=53). For cells that are compeletely within one boundary, there is...

> How often do we have to expect changes in legislation, i.e. how often will the wiki page change and how often will we have to update our implementations for...

@IldarKhayrutdinov if you have some good pictures of really broken (asphalt) roads, or can make one, your contribution would be valued here: https://github.com/streetcomplete/StreetComplete/pull/3257 In StreetComplete, we are working on making...

I thought some more about this. I rather leave this open unless you say this will never be done. The old (0.9.6) implementation made complete sense and was as flexible...

As a matter of fact, I racked my brain about this in the last days and now came up with the following solution for a convenience wrapper I am writing...

You have to set a FeaturePickListener but then also call pickFeature to actually pick the feature. Highlighting the boundaries is not possible as far as I know because the Listener...

@matkoniecz Which processor architecture does your emulated virtual device use? Usually it is the `x86` architecture (for performance reasons). Actual devices usually use the `arm64-v8` processor architecture. For each architecture,...