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As far as I can tell, no money goes to improving transit between New Jersey and New York


I think that was because NJ rejected the revenue deal as they pushed back against congestion pricing.

For example: https://nyc.streetsblog.org/2024/12/18/nj-refusing-generous-...

My hope is this will change as NJ accepts the outcome and benefits from it too.


Perhaps that will change when the price goes up in a few years, assuming Phil Murphy gives up on frivolous lawsuits and asking the president to stick his nose in.


The price is going up this year to sprint back to $20 which is what it should cost if not for all the whining from non-residents of Manhattan.


I have had this exact same idea, it’s a good one. We all hate ads, and muting the audio is all we really need!


I can’t believe the New York City subway does not have this technology. We are currently breathing brake dust in the subway.


A key purpose for langar was to challenge the prevailing caste system — people of all castes would be equalized by sitting together and sharing a community meal, a revolutionary concept.


Exactly. This is in common with Gaudiya Vaishnavism of Bengal, where people has to sit on the floor and eat along with people of 36 castes- (so called) low and high, at the same level at festivals.


Yes Sikhism was a result of/was heavily influenced by the Bhakti movement that started in the south of India around 1000 years ago and then rapidly spread through central and northern Indian. It’s akin to the Protestant movement in that it de emphasized the role of Brahmins and interlocutors and emphasized a personal relationship with god.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhakti_movement


It's still revolutionary to sit down with people you don't know and share a delicious meal. Sitting on the floor is something we don't do all that often in the West, so IMO, that also opens one's eyes to a different perspective. Langar was and still is revolutionary!


> still revolutionary to sit down with people you don't know and share a delicious meal

The revolutionary part isn't sitting with strangers. It's sitting with strangers across classes. The equivalent to a langar in the West would be everyone in a community dining at the soup kitchen.


Revolutionary in India. I am an atheist but I have to give Christianity credit all are equal before god.


Check out ardupilot


Zoom has this as a built-in feature -- you can share just a region you specify of your whole display. Share screen -> advanced -> "portion of screen"


Is it open source? Oh, no?


Is it possible to rent a well maintained hi8 8mm player and digitize old videos?


Free feature idea: - Tesla needs a public facing website that allows anyone to request a video for a cost — any location at any point in time - vehicle owners can review video footage and approve request - vehicle owner gets a cut, Tesla gets a cut, authority or person in fender bender or whatever gets video


If you’re willing to write all of this in a hacker news post, it’s clear that you take this very seriously, and it weighs heavily on your mind. Based on what you said, it’s also clear you must let this person go, but be helpful in finding them an opportunity that matches their skill level. Easier said than done!


Maybe they should create a startup teaching very talented people how to better represent themselves in interviews.


that worked right out of the gate, wow. thanks!


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