Bus Predictions: Open Source

April 20th, 2015
bus, tech, transit
The wsgi code for the dynamic parts of this website isn't fully open source because it has some exceptions for things like people who've told me they don't want their comments pulled in from external services. When I wrote my lightweight bus map it was all mixed in with the rest of this code. I've separated it out and open sourced it: github.com/jeffkaufman/nextbus.

(Prompted by meeting a Nextbus employee at a contra dance and wanting to show them how it worked.)

Comment via: google plus, facebook, substack

Recent posts on blogs I like:

“We should be more ambitious with the software we build”

Since early this year, Michael Malis (of pgrust) has been showing me interesting things he's done and saying [W]e should be more ambitious1 with the software we build There is, understandably, a lot of skepticism about projects like pgrust because there…

via Posts on October 24, 2026

The DBT guide to intense negative emotions

This is a guide for handling intense negative emotions, based on dialectical behavior therapy.

via Thing of Things October 23, 2026

Was the HuggingFace hacking incident scheming?

In July 2026, internal OpenAI agents hacked HuggingFace (HF) in order to figure out how their evaluation grader works. This involved a thousand agents coordinating on an improvised message board to carry out an elaborate sequence of exploits. A later grou…

via Victoria Krakovna October 18, 2026

more     (via openring)