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Sebastian Lasse
Sebastian Lasse
@sl007@digitalcourage.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago

Frequently /me [from DE] thinks about #Datensparsamkeit

The officially best [en] explainer is
https://martinfowler.com/bliki/Datensparsamkeit.html
@mfowler

I became a Carteret Islands person once.
Looking at my shell neclace.

My wish for christmas is that you read it and carefully think about all the things you publish in terms of accessibility but also formats and size.

An example:
For @clemensg I did the yearly #ActivityPub #Atlas -
it comes with millions and millions of geohashed places for OSM, wikidata, official sources and, well openaddresses [.io]

They publish primarily in texts with lines of geojson.
The whole planet is about 46 GB … … …

An exmple:
DE in this "format" is about 3.2 GB
DE in CSV would be maybe 1.5 GB

If we normalize and publish it compressed, it is [incl geohashes] about 800MB.
If we now compress the geohashes, expanding it clientside the

3.2 GB becomes
digitalcourage 250 MB …

Maybe we can't save tons of powerplants like banning bitcoin would.
But together we can save lots of energy.
#geojson 💣

martinfowler.com

bliki: Datensparsamkeit

Datensparsamkeit is an approach to handling data, saying that we should only acquire and store data that we really need, to protect the privacy of our users.
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