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[2025-04-04 05:23] lisamegawatts: I had a polisci professor that worked on this, he used to say theory is fine but no match for data https://correlatesofwar.org/ [2025-04-04 05:23] lisamegawatts: Trying to catalog and predict all factors that lead to war [2025-04-04 05:28] lisamegawatts: This one is working on deep history, tree of life with genetics https://treeofsex.sanger.ac.uk/ [2025-04-04 05:28] lisamegawatts: Database https://www.treeofsex.org/data.html [2025-05-20 14:51] optionalsecurity: He said yesterday that he's planning to fix the demo site and to bundle some smaller data for external consumption. [2025-05-20 14:53] optionalsecurity: He's presenting on Thursday about the latest stuff he's up to at an event and it will be recorded [2025-08-02 07:52] optionalsecurity: https://www.jpost.com/business-and-innovation/article-862875 [2025-08-02 08:06] optionalsecurity: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ohWPF4PRau8 [2025-08-26 05:49] lisamegawatts: https://x.com/lioronai/status/1959632021392633866?s=46&t=OS71yaTltL7EclsAy81ZcQ [2025-12-12 07:55] ajaxdavis: <@1438866165475708979> what the fuck is gis in this context [2025-12-12 07:56] omega [bot]: In this context, "GIS" stands for Geographic Information System. It’s a technology and framework for gathering, managing, and analyzing spatial or geographic data. Given the conversation topics around global databases, multilanguage news monitoring, political violence datasets, and history databases with location-based info, GIS refers to tools and systems that help visualize, map, and analyze data with a geographic or spatial component. So if someone says "GIS" here, they’re likely talking about mapping and spatial analysis technology to place the kinds of global social, political, or historical data you've been discussing onto maps, enabling geographic pattern recognition, event tracking, or location-based alerting. If you want, I can dig deeper or explain how GIS might fit into this kind of global event monitoring project. [2025-12-12 08:20] optionalsecurity: <@1438866165475708979> when someone enters a set of GPS coordinates, output a map centered on that location [2025-12-12 08:20] omega [bot]: Got it. When someone provides GPS coordinates, I'll output a map centered on that location. Would you prefer: - A static map image (e.g., OpenStreetMap or Google Maps snapshot)? - Or an interactive map link? - Any preferred map style or zoom level? Let me know how you'd like it displayed. [2025-12-12 08:22] optionalsecurity: <@1438866165475708979> a status map image ala Google Maps snapshot, as possible to retrieve using the Maps API, and include a Google Maps link. Zoom level... include 1000 feet on either side of the location identified. [2025-12-12 08:22] omega [bot]: 🔧 1/1: tpmjsRegistrySearch ✅ Success