The Mercator projection gets a bad rap for how it distorts Greenland, but there's many projections out there that also do weird things to the country.
🖥️ Learn more about this map, included the data and workflow used at this website. https://t.co/FUNGvVpaZ0
Our rat columnist reacts to NYC trash pickup moving from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
"Change is hard. But compromise is important in life. If we can extend this bountiful trash bag era a few more years by sacrificing a few hours, we'll probably outnumber humans."
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One trick I learned from Tokyo that helps for understanding any city: when you come across a charming small biz in a sea of generic chains, ask them about their relationship with their landlord. For example, this is the fantastic Alabaster Bookshop, near Union Square in NYC...
@NYCPlanning has a ton of openings in IT and beyond. Come work for amazing teams pushing the boundaries of what civic tech can do! https://t.co/1bWAMCXi3e
With the #2020Census count, the Bronx’s population is now at an all-time high of 1.47 million, whereas Brooklyn, at a population of 2.74 million, is only 2,000 people shy of its all-time population high from 1950.
Over the last 10 weeks, I worked with @USDResponse + @NYC_CTO as a NYC[x] Innovation Fellow. 🗽🍎🇺🇸🧑💻 So proud of the work we accomplished:
- M/WBE Data Directory
- Dept. of Finance CityPay Portal
- Dept. for the Aging Services Finder
Learn more here: https://t.co/0rWU8wdsVY
"May I have your attention, please?
Will the real #PITTSBURGH please stand up?"
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