landmarks

The Emperor Norton reinterpreter is a passionate history buff, knows a lot about San Francisco history and hidden-in-plain-sight SF landmarks.

Maybe scrape public webcams for images, if there are any usable ones at nearby landmarks etc.

You know the part where <spoiler alert> the aliens are blowing up landmarks in cities.

So to answer your question, yes, the landmarks in LA are very generic and non-memorable.

The city does seem to be in constant flux, but there are plenty of landmarks.

Clicking on some of the landmarks around the hotel, they have some Google reviews.

Also, the implementation generalises over different transformations, landmarks and observations using template meta programming.

Meeting points and directions are generally expressed in terms of landmarks like train stations.

Though men, on average, are better at mentally rotating objects and maps, women are better at remembering landmarks and the positions of objects.

When the moon is high and we instead have a vast and large sky free of landmarks to use as subconscious or conscious measuring sticks, it appears comparatively small.

There aren't so many landmarks portrayed as there are distinct neighborhoods and 'feelscapes'.

I agree you should be able take pictures of buildings and landmarks, but I'm not sure it's an absolute right.

People use landmarks; my favorite tea house lists its address as "Across from the HP petrol station, N M Joshi St, Mumbai...".

I think I would call this "depth scrolling" as it is somewhat different from a zooming interface (where the interface is laid out in space, like landmarks in Google Maps).

Here "mansion" means an apartment:) Generally you don't need to ask though, since the websites for japanese shops usually have a detailed map, and people who invite you will give you landmarks.

It's hard to think that the people would have loved those buildings (two local iconic landmarks were less than 100m away), but you raise a good point in that perhaps it was about drumming up support for the replacement, as in " anything but that!".