So? Their business model requires building on the labor of others for free. Isn't that how it works?
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So far this is just a tiny 200 year abberation.
I've used vim for decades. Tried using Sublime about 10? years ago. It just got in the way.
Seriously though, it's great they're going to donate all this compute & tokens to the poor (who by definition can't afford to pay for it).
There is a message queue that you can use to identify the last reported location of a train. Depending on the line you could get a pretty accurate real-time map (but first you need to georeference all of the location identifiers to eastings/northings.)
But many lines report only the last movement at a station stop - these are mostly in rural areas so the best approach seems to be to build some sort of dead-reckoning network taking into account train type and network utilisation.
They're not a high quality source of news - they've more than decimated their journalism staff and replaced them with 'content' staff who are performance monitored on the number of clicks their articles generate.
Content is syndicated in different accents across their range of papers from the national papers, The Mirror and The Daily Express down into a large number of notionally 'local' outlets.
So, take it with a pinch of salt.
But people like buying new cars, new models, new designs. Not just features - those are just options.