I really love these posts because it shows methods of critical thinking about things that aren't strictly lines of code -- and ways of mentally deconstructing t

I really love these posts because it shows methods of critical thinking about things that aren't strictly lines of code -- and ways of mentally deconstructing things. The 1st and 2nd order steps in reverse engineering processes, comparisons at different levels, and so on must take dozens of hours per post and a huge archive of screenshots from select areas preselected months ago for later comparison. I also found the general "greening" of the map at larger scales interesting -- something that seems to be a drop in detail -- while the green spaces at smaller scales seem to be more specifically defined (and the new maps seem to have more of them).