I did the same thing but used Java as the initial code generation target back around 2010 (for a personal project). Since the network protocol wasn't controlled by me, this approach made keeping up with changes trivial.
IIRC, a lot of that was enabled (at least in the US) by the wider-scale rollout of 3g and smartphones. Before that, not only did few people have smartphones (uber initially had both a website and phone number you could…
I attempted to visit y'all's website, but I get a DNS error? WHOIS shows it as registered though?
It sounds somewhat like testing/trialing experimental ML models
I believe that while there are various guidelines and studies, it is typically up to the transit agency itself to determine stop density and locations. There are many companies that provide transit planning solutions…
I did the same thing but used Java as the initial code generation target back around 2010 (for a personal project). Since the network protocol wasn't controlled by me, this approach made keeping up with changes trivial.
IIRC, a lot of that was enabled (at least in the US) by the wider-scale rollout of 3g and smartphones. Before that, not only did few people have smartphones (uber initially had both a website and phone number you could…
I attempted to visit y'all's website, but I get a DNS error? WHOIS shows it as registered though?
It sounds somewhat like testing/trialing experimental ML models
I believe that while there are various guidelines and studies, it is typically up to the transit agency itself to determine stop density and locations. There are many companies that provide transit planning solutions…