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Show HN: The NYC Subway Rat Detector(transitapp.com)
7 points by cymbeline 3y ago|1 comments
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by cymbeline 6y ago
Yes, let's mock the cyclists for their bicycles and not those folks driving $30,000+ condo-sized pollution machines (and the leading cause of death for people under 30) so they can save 20 minutes on their commute and go to Costco once
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What do Covid-era bus riders want? Crowding info(medium.com)
1 points by cymbeline 6y ago|0 comments
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Welcome to Seattle's Autonomous Zone, where protestors gather without police(seattletimes.com)
1 points by cymbeline 6y ago|0 comments
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Transit app now crowdsources the precise location of subway entrances(medium.com)
1 points by cymbeline 6y ago|0 comments
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by cymbeline 6y ago
A modern, German, Christopher Marlowe!
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by cymbeline 6y ago
Yes! Tolls are making traffic in a lot of European cities a lot more manageable, and vastly improving air quality. Correctly pricing automobile travel is the only way we can offboard our cities from the insane externalities of single-occupa
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by cymbeline 6y ago
IMO: transportation bailouts should be focused on essential everyday services (e.g. public transit, which is currently hemorrhaging money) and not for a mode whose purpose is to facilitate business trips and vacations
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by cymbeline 7y ago
Not algorithms — but you can detect linguistic structures that writers use like crutches. Some examples: -Shakespeare and hendiadys (e.g. "sound and fury", "quick and dead"). Hendiadys are obliquely related words joined
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Transit app adds real-time crowding info; San Francisco's emergency MUNI network(twitter.com)
2 points by cymbeline 7y ago|0 comments