Im enjoying reading this but struggling with the fact that the average number of words per sentence nears 150. I exaggerate, of course. But please, use periods.
"Isochrones are manually calculated using turf.js assuming 1.2m/s walking speed after the subway trip. These are simple buffers around each station/prior isochrone and do not take the street network into account."
Is there a canonical example of how python projects should manage dependencies and sandboxing such that other developers can just clone, install, and get to work?
Not a very good idea? Even if it's not the simplest scientific solution for the success of the plant, it's still a fantastic idea.
The beauty, and intrigue, of this solution is the community that is formed, enabled by the use of technology, to solve a problem together collectively.
It's all about reducing the risk. Accidents happen no matter how well you've engineered your maintenance and deployment practices.
Do everything you can to reduce the risk, including building a resilient system, AND not taking a major swath of it offline during a high traffic period.
The speed at which this project is evolving is quite impressive. I find myself looking forward the the 22nd every month with anticipation for the next release! Thank you Gitlab team.
Asana is my favorite. It can be used for basic to-do lists or more complex project plans. The interface feels fast and nicely designed, with key bindings for everything so you can move through it very quickly. Free for up to 30 people in a team, so you can assign tasks to others if you want to.