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Public transport timetables and tickets

Are there any reliable resources for inter-city bus/train connections? (domestic ones, without translation, anything)

I've been looking around the Internet and I've come across only two actually working and useful sources. Though, I cannot verify their correctness yet (I'm coming next month, learning Macedonian meanwhile).

From the old post I've managed to click through into finding only one still-working source: <https://ruleturs.techinreact.com>

The other one I've managed to find by accident, but seems to have a rich database and allows other languages as well: <https://balkanviator.com/mk/prebaruvanje/skopje-46/krusevo-439/01-08-2026>

The more I learn, the more confused I am. So I wanted to ask about a few things:

  1. Do you know of any other/better sources?
  2. How does it work with buying tickets? - is it always possible in the bus?
  3. Any differences between inter- and in-city bus lines?
  4. I've heard trains are not really usable. Is that still true? If not, are there any train timetables online?

Thanks!

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u/Kepif — 3 days ago

I made a perfect event scheduler for Tango

Since the moment Tango mentioned the new event bus and commenced the discussion about how to work around timing and repeated data issues, I immediately got to work and 2 days later, I have this:

  • every slice counts how many times it has been queued
  • when it gets its turn it emits the entire queue in 5-tick intervals
  • allows updates during emission (queuing other or even the same signal)
  • cycles an item to determine which slice can write to the bus
    • the return path can be replaced with the insta-wire transfer, I used just a basic observer pulse.

I want to do all I can to make Tango avoid doing any workarounds around the bus, because that is definitely gonna bring so much pain for him that using a more robust system from the beginning seems the obvious choice. But I don't know where to discuss other DO3 systems to help find the best solution. Do you know where I should post this so he at least can decide whether it is worth the extra work up-front?

u/Kepif — 24 days ago

How to replicate a single image with a gaussian splat

After watching this video, I was wondering if there is a way to train the splats on a single image leading to a new and more efficient image format I could store my high-res gallery in :D.

Ofc, all the software to display images would need a library that could transform it into a single bitmap, but I suppose that shouldn't be any more difficult than taking the existing libraries and cutting down the features to just display it from one POV (sth like [0,0,0] I suppose)

Edit: I also saw about triangle splatting, which seems to perform much better on sharp edges, but there is way too little awareness of it

u/Kepif — 1 month ago