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How much of this is really specific to NYC? Not sure if it's just the NYT an their NY centric view, but most of the stuff shown and talked about seem to be abou
by ehsankia 7y ago
How much of this is really specific to NYC? Not sure if it's just the NYT an their NY centric view, but most of the stuff shown and talked about seem to be about moving pianos in general, and not about NYC.
- azinman2 7y agoMost other places will have a mix of high rise and low rise, tight spaces and plenty of space. NYC tends to be mostly tight and high.
- reaperducer 7y agoIt's a New York-based publication with most of its circulation and staff in New York, founded in New York by New Yorkers, headquartered in the NEW YORK Times building, and has "New York" in its title, and you complain about it having a New York-centric view? It's a feature, not a bug.
- tambre 7y agoHe's rather asking what's specific about this to New York city.
- ehsankia 7y agoThe HN headline seems to have been modified, away from the actual headline: "The Miracle of Moving a Piano in New York City". If I wrote an article with the headline "The Miracle of building a chair in Hawaii", and then described the normal process of building a chair which is location agnostic, wouldn't you bewildered as to why I included "Hawaii" in the headline? I understand that they are based in NYC, I just don't understand why that's relevant enough to be in the headline. "The miracle of moving a piano" would've done just fine.