Cartes.app has been developing very rapidly. Its great for public transit, biking, car, and milti-modal.
Its only a web app so its weak for turn-by-turn navigation but it easily lets you move your itinerary to comaps.
Mapy.com (its an app) and Magic Earth have traffic. Neither are open source but they arent google.
I want to see what tech hiring was doing over the same periods
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Finding the international itinerary and the prices is such a pain currently. If you can easily compare routes then buying them isn’t so bad.
Trainline.com is OK, but they still don’t have all of the routes so its often better/required to buy from the national provider.
Hopefully transitous.org will solve the problem of stitching the routes together and then someone will build the automated payment and ticket management on top of it.
What is that website? Its like a tarot card learned arithmetic
Wow tons of fun. The music, visuals, and gameplay all interacting makes it really immersive.
It does tske some time to load so be patient.
Ha good point. “I couldn’t care less”
Motorola has always been quick to focus on battery life which the flagships rarely do.
I could care less about a folding phone but a graphine OS phone with a huge battery would be amazing.
I like that as the meat industry pushes to prevent plant based food from using certain meat words like “sausage” and “burger” but there will always be other slightly less common words, like “mince” and “hash”
Mistral open sources a lot of their models.
Thanks for posting in showerthoughts. Rule 2 is that the title should be a complete thought. Mind beefing yours up a bit?
Thanks for posting in showerthoughts. Rule 2 is that the title should be a complete thought. Mind beefing yours up a bit?
The proton drive android app was crazy slow for years. Recently it got much faster so I can finally keep my notes in drive
This website keeps coming up. They do a great job.
I didn’t expect that a train would be more efficient than biking. I guess the efficiencies of scale are hard to beat, but still.
I’m tempted to think the minimal biking infrastructure would help bikes, but infrastructure amortises nicely so probably not.
Change in average annual temperature (°F), 1970-2025
Reno, NV +7.9°
Las Vegas, NV +6.0°
El Paso, TX +5.9°
Burlington, VT +5.3°
Tyler, TX +5.3°
Going all out. Nice.
And they now show mutiple options for the bike routes; safest, least hills, most direct