feat: Programatically add dots to map #10225
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rafaeelaudibert
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My biggest concern is this.
I set this on Vercel already, I'm using a private token, but I'm happy to create a PostHog one. They have 50,000 requests/month for free, so we shouldn't hit that from production alone, but everytime we run this locally and/or create a preview environment, we'll fetch all of the latitude/longitudes. I'm pretty sure we'll eventually go over 50k/month if we do that. I'm not really sure it's worth it, though.
Other solutions:
- Just add a new latitude/longitude field to our Squeak profile and fetch it from there
- Use their enterprise plan and cache requests, should make it free IIUC?
Instead of having a hardcoded list of dots in our map, we're now collecting the latitude/longitude information from the information we're already collecting from everyone working at PostHog. We're doing some geocoding to transform that information into lat/long pairs. There are some problems with the fact that there isn't much uniformity in the way everyone stores their information, so some dots are extremely innacurate. I've attempted the following pairs and they don't work that well - Location - Location, Country - Location | Country I ultimately settled with the last one because it looks the most accurate - but there are errors still. My suggestion: we should suggest everyone to fill their "Location" field with either a "city, country" tuple or simply the long form of their country name, which **should** make the map more accurate.
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Minor minor minorBTW, there's room to add more people to that map, the code is ready already, we just need a competition to figure out who are the (un)lucky few :)
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Not many people online, and I chose to work on something fun today :)
Instead of having a hardcoded list of dots in our map, we're now collecting the latitude/longitude information from the information we're already collecting from everyone working at PostHog. We're doing some geocoding to transform that information into lat/long pairs.
There are some problems with the fact that there isn't much uniformity in the way everyone stores their information, so some dots are extremely inaccurate.
I've attempted the following pairs and they don't work that well
I ultimately settled with the last one because it looks the most accurate, but there are still errors.
My suggestion: we should suggest everyone to fill their "Location" field with either a "city, country" tuple or simply the long form of their country name, which should make the map more accurate.