@dabit3: Crazy NYC simulator by @davidfromkansas. Features powering this built with @DevinAI.
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A developer built a digital twin of NYC with real-time data tracking air traffic, subways, buses, and more, powered by DevinAI.
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Crazy NYC simulator by @davidfromkansas. Features powering this built with @DevinAI. 🗽
david lietjauw (@davidfromkansas): Decided I wanted to be overstimulated by NYC all the time so I built its digital twin with real time data.
Now I can enjoy NYC from my couch at home, and you can too!
Track air traffic, subways, buses, ferries, Citi Bikes, traffic speeds, traffic cameras, 311 complaints,
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