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Sure, there have been nadirs before, the 80's after all industry left and only some financial services were left downtown --there were vagrants and muggings but for the most part, if you kept away from the bad neighborhoods, you were unaffected.

When I first came to SF the city was int he grip of a crack epidemic and. I've seen people get shot in the face broad daylight and been in the middle of a driveby. The city is going through an uptick in crime at the moment but its mainly property crime. I don't feel significantly less safe, though that's partly because I have a lot of experience with unsafe situations.

A large part of this is simply driven by poverty and prices. Policymakers, business owners, and pundits naturally want a city full of high-earning go-getters whose money will increase the general level of prosperity, fair enough. But there's some sort of naive belief that people at the bottom end of the scale magically teleport themselves away to other labor/residential markets where they'll be more competitive, because economics class made it look just that simple.
I’m losing money by keeping it in a savings account.

You are losing in real terms but not nominal

But this depends on your consumer preferences and cost of living. You are only losing 7%/year in CPI is your expenses are concentrated in food, energy , or used cars.

High inflation is tough because it means everyone loses in real terms. Nowhere to hide.
I know guys who smoked a lot of pot when they were younger. Would even fly with a small stash.

Never got caught or had a dog alert on them. They also didn't look like stoners. Whatever your stereotype is of how a stoner looks (and there are a few).

The 9/11 attackers were all clean shaven and dressed in business casual.
Porn should be used to get ideas for what you want to do with your partner. That’s my .002.
I just know that the kid comes home from lessons with a bunch of commentary and instructions on how to improve. Posture and correct positioning is a constant on that list.
I'm sure they are making money off of any data they can, but their actual strategy was pretty clearly buying potential competitors to ensure the company continued to dominate the market even if the facebook site began to lose users: https://www.ftc.gov/news-events/news/press-releases/2021/08/...
I can't imagine why anyone would want to leave Twitter before they get a buyout offer.
I’d love to see the set of economic leading indicators that Amazon has at its fingertips, price drops, purchasing behavior changes, inventory trends, etc…
Crime increased ... or crime reports increased.
Perhaps people are now reporting crime because the police and DA will actually do something.
I’m not exactly invested in a side here, but doesn’t the first article concede that people aren’t reporting larceny crimes because the police aren’t doing anything about it?
The Irvine Company is solely owned by one man now.
Despite that description triggering a diabetic coma while I read this, I am suddenly overcome by the urge to join you for breakfast
I would see a modern version of this, but there will be too many ethical issues in the way.
10 year treasury bonds looking good. The last time it was at 4.2% was in 1998
My anecdotal experience with progressive family is that racism is the root cause of almost any problem you can think of.
Thank you! For making the image, and sharing story behind it
He might be talking about Baltimore County. Though parts of Baltimore are fairly to pretty nice like Canton, Fells Point and Harbor East. These neighborhoods are mostly populated by professionals. These neighborhoods could see a murder cumulatively once every few months or less.

One annoying thing in Baltimore is the squeege kids. Umm I have no need for you to come up to my car and wash my windows..I have windshield wipers.

As for homeless, drug addicts, and the mentally ill ..they do not litter the streets along with their problems like they do in the wasteland that is San Francisco.
Yes, I've been waiting for an app like this for quite some time. No need for a 3rd party cloud SaaS solution/subscription.
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I don't see how it's useful evidence when there's no time series. What if more people were victims of crime in the past and this number has improved?
Everyone should just use apps made by google and nothing else, that way you know there aren't any spooky shady operators hiding under your bed.

You left out 'other'.

Notable because Google long ago left behind 'don't be evil' and now is failing at 'FFS, at least try to not be f*cking creepy.'
Chesa left office in early July. That's only a little over 3 months ago. If the situation hasn't improved in a year or two, you would have a point. Right now, it looks more like you are bending the facts to fit a particular political agenda.
And here people are losing jobs going, yup, recession is real. Perspective is everything. If you have a job and continue to make your same salary, the recession isn't nearly the same thing to you. To know people are actively losing jobs and bitching about not become richer as fast as you were yesterday just comes across as very tone deaf.
https://www.neighborhoodscout.com/ca/san-francisco/crime
Were you using VPN in the original meaning of the term as a tunnel to a non local network? I was using it in the modern sense of what we used to call a proxy in the early 2000s. So services like NordVPN etc.

I think you definitely need to not give your ISP any chance to snoop. I’m sure they can’t look into your packets but just knowing which sites you visit is crucial info. As is exposing your Wi-Fi info for apps on your phone which use it as a correlation data point.

Obv since we’re on this forum, we both likely know how deep the privacy rabbit hole goes but in my experience, a good vpn service can do a ton of stuff together like dns filtering, traffic shielding from the isp, location shielding, ad blocking etc. Quite a one stop shop in a lot of cases.
I’d have guessed over 90%, but most people I know in the city have lived there for a while.

Too bad the poll isn’t broken down by how many years they’ve lived in SF, and how many thefts they’ve been victims of.
Yeah that was my point. The title is a little misleading. And in fact what they're really saying is that bears are not being fed a diet consistent with their nutritional makeup in the wild.

Which is likely very true of all animals in captivity.
Could your data not be completely accounted for by a decrease in public trust in police effectiveness to address instances of crime at the level of individual instances?
>Yup, you need to shutdown firefox, open a terminal, run ‘sudo snap refresh’, wait for it to complete, then re-open firefox.

No, you don't need to do this at all. You need to shut down Firefox, open a terminal, run 'sudo snap remove firefox', then 'sudo apt install firefox', wait for it to complete, then re-open Firefox.

(I might be missing a step here)
> It will take years to recover from "Defund the Police"

Did that actually happen though?

The initiative failed when it came to a vote in Minneapolis, crime was up already anyway, even without such initiatives.
Nomad does not seem much simpler to me (especially because you basically have to pair it with Consul and Vault)

Hi, Nomad PM here - We've gotten this feedback a lot and have been taking steps to respond to it. We added simple service discovery in Nomad 1.3 and health checks and load balancing shortly after. So you shouldn't need Consul until you want a full service mesh. And then in Nomad 1.4, which just launched, we added Nomad Variables. These can be used for basic secrets & config management. It isn't a full on replacement for Vault, but it should give people the basic functionality to get off the ground.

So going forward we won't have a de factor dependency on these other tools, and hopefully we can live up to the promise of simplicity.
Always ask: what is in it for him to say this.
Been in Boston for 15 years. Never had a problem. I've crossed the city many times at 2am walking drunk from a bar, nothing. Not even a single package theft in 15 years.
Yes because, Apple with only 3% market share in India should gain the same attention as Android.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/262157/market-share-held...

Have you ever thought that Apple’s market cap may be because people choose to pay a premium for their hardware using their own free will?
Coxeter and Dynkin Diagrams [pdf]
Arson is fascinatingly variable: look at Detroit.

I guess Devil's Night is still a tradition. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Devil%27s_Night
Super Cruise, which is arguably better than what Tesla has, costs $25/mo.

Tesla’s $200 monthly price is probably there to make the $15k upfront price look like a better value, for people who don’t compare to the competition. Tesla seems to have a lot of pricing power because people really want a Tesla in particular.
Maybe I’m just lucky, but I’ve been reading a lot more about how we’re headed into a recession (since March 2020) than I’ve actually been feeling it, or even seeing it. I’m starting to think people just want one. “It’s not my failure, it’s the economy!”
Europe is not like America, average age of European parliament was 49 years when they where elected so logically 52 now (1)

Politicians seems much older in united states: "The average age of Members of the House at the beginning of the 117th Congress was 58.4 years; of Senators, 64.3 years."(2)

(1) https://www.europarl.europa.eu/news/en/headlines/eu-affairs/...

(2) https://guides.loc.gov/117th-congress-book-list
How do you figure? Only way this seems plausible is if you constantly opt to buy two brand new cars as soon as you finish paying them off, for the rest of your life.

In my searching for a place, you're looking at a 1.5-2k premium for a comparable place _in_ the city vs 20-30 minutes out of it. That's roughly $20k a year in just rent alone, which is the price of a decent car.
There are two solutions here. One is you can detox from it.. takes 2 weeks or so. Second if your partner is into it you can watch porn together and have IRL sex.
How do individuals/families batten down the hatches, wrt investments?
Apple's pricing in Europe (and anywhere outside the US) seems somewhat hostile. Latin America has similar issues as well.

A few years ago someone made a website showing it being cheaper to fly somewhere to buy an Apple product and still save money despite also paying for the airline ticket.

I will say one thing, even in the US - buying from Apple is rarely the best option. Other sellers (Amazon.com or electronics stores) generally have better prices.

This makes sense if you think about it. If Amazon.com has a 10% off deal relative to Apple.com, people would hit the buy button immediately. Amazon gets a cut, and Apple adds a user.

If Apple also has the same 10% off deal, it is no longer as attractive of an offer and would reduce conversion rates. People might try to search if anywhere else has a better price, etc, and get distracted by other things.
Japan's inflation hits 8-year high in test of BOJ's dovish policy
Sounds like it’s time to setup the Anhk-Morpork thieves’ guild.

https://wiki.lspace.org/Thieves%27_Guild
Switzerland and Portugal are the counter examples that prove you wrong. Both decriminalized drugs and treat them as the medical problem that they really are. The heroin problem was especially bad in Switzerland and you could find homeless addicts all over public places.
But some of your assertions of the underlying issue (eg the police being defunded) lack a factual foundation. You're lecturing us about the correct solution to a fictional problem.
In case it's not obvious, this is Pullman, Chicago, Illinois.

Not Pullman, Washington, home of Digilent Inc. (purveyors of fine FPGA dev boards, the Analog Discovery 2 and other HN-relevant hardware) and of Washington State University, etc.
New Jersey is basically just the suburb of two different cities. The NYC suburb side of it seems very high QoL IME, and while expensive it's substantially cheaper than trying to live in a Bay area suburb. NJ is also dense AF for a state still, so I'm not sure I'm worried about the supposed emigration.
Is it increasing equality, or is it just making everyone poorer while preserving relative inequality?
Ray Dalio does a great video on it too: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHe0bXAIuk0
I also thought this. But then I remembered I had a $700 bike stolen from my hotel when I stayed in SF for 2 days. Checks out.
> the road to hell

San Francisco's population could use some good spirituality right now.
Law enforcement is useless if they pick and choose which laws to enforce. Laws themselves are pointless if they are not enforced (or even worse: selectively enforced)
Stocks are almost certain to be a better investment over a 10 year period. Not risk free of course.
Do the 50% who do claim they are victims of theft say it only happened to them a single time? In my experience, the people who admit they are the victims of theft have countless stories of it happening to them.
I’ve implemented a WKWebView for a purely personal app with very specific but very minimal requirements and… “just” is doing a lot of heavy lifting here. You can “just” use the API and you get a fully functional web browser without any UI, but you certainly aren’t going to attach any meaningful custom UI to it that way without digging deep not just into internals at the binding level but at the WebKit level. I’m not saying it’s a bad design either, but it’s definitely not a trivial investment.
Switching friction is not the same as a monopoly. The distinction is not that hard to draw and I think we should regulate the latter, not the former.
Probably because you ignored the other comments that explained to you that you are wrong.
Given that HEVC (H.265) support looks even worse (https://caniuse.com/hevc), it seems like realistic options are

a) AV1 with H.264 fallback

b) AV1 with H.265 for Apple and H.264 fallback.

On one hand I'm glad that patent-infested HEVC won't take off, on the other hand, I believe my phone outputs videos in HEVC or H.264 only :(
If anything would put an end to pro-crime policies, it is more than 50% of the electorate being a victim of crime.

This explains the Chesa Boudin recall, and will explain the results of elections in the months and years ahead.
Since folks are sharing stories.. I lived in the Mission for about 10 years (2003-2012).

My apartment was broken into, my car was broken into multiple times, my roommate was mugged at knifepoint and stabbed (she was fine), my bike was stripped for parts (they stole the handlebars / shifters and seat while it was locked up), and my car was stolen, driven around the neighborhood in broad daylight when I spotted it at 19th and South Van Ness and tried to steal it back and was almost run over, and then it was disposed of in Hunter’s Point completely stripped and wrecked (no passenger seat, interior panels, stick shift, battery or wheels).

Amusingly though I moved to NYC because of boredom, a bad breakup and the abysmal dating prospects, not the constant crime.
don't forget a unified clipboard!
The weirdest thing I noticed moving to the bay area wasn't SF (have been there a couple times and only saw a little bit of the craziness), it was how different South Bay/Peninsula are from the city

I expected the same SF problems you hear about to be issues in that area, and they really aren't (at least where I live)

Idk if I would ever move into the city tbh, it just seems like a shithole. I'm sure it's less boring, but I like not having to deal with theft or BS politics

I remember asking someone from the area at my job orientation if I should live in SF, and they pretty much said "no it's a literal shithole it isn't worth it" and it was such candid advice I took it

Also another weird thing is I expected all the locals around here to be super progressive, but a lot of the people I've talked to were pissed off about what's happened to SF

Also a question for people who know the bay area: where do you guys recommend to live for both commute and safety?
Could you prove this is taking place? If not then I don't see how it invalidates the data. It could just as well be that people are more willing to report crime now.

The only evidence available to us implies that crime is going down. Ideology is the only reason you might believe otherwise without evidence.
Yeah, $10k/year adds up. Can be a good place to put your dry powder. Also there’s ways to invest more:

1. Family
2. Tax return
3. LLC
Well, it’s a good thing we have real lawyers and judges - one of which knocked Epics silly defense that Apple has a monopoly on its own platform was just like saying Sony had a monopoly on PS games that can be distributed.
Its important to note that every leader of a strong company has a financial interest in saying this, regardless of its validity. Growing companies need to "leave the hatches open" (so to speak) to, well, continue to grow; hire, attract talent, invest, raise pay, etc; which is exactly what strong companies don't want them to do. They benefit from pushing the narrative that the times are tough, from the privilege of having hatches to batten, because it hurts competitors, and lowers attrition even in the face of reduced pay raises.

I'm not asserting that the economy will be fine and dandy over the next six to twelve months; just that you can't trust a word these snakes say. After all; isn't it strange that Amazon aims to add more seasonal operations jobs to account for the holiday surge this year, than they did last year? [1] [2]

[1] https://www.retailtouchpoints.com/topics/store-operations/wo...

[2] https://www.retailbrew.com/stories/2021/09/20/breaking-amazo...
Boston is a very, very safe place. There are really a very small number of bad neighborhoods (Mass & Cass for example).
When was the new DA inaugurated?
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This is how crime stats "not increasing" end up happening, because we don't report it since it's a waste of time. I'm not blaming you, I don't report 100% of the incidents I deal with in the inner-city of Seattle (something happens every quarter without fail), but unfortunately it depresses the actual crime rates that are occurring every day.
Well, the app review people could do their jobs and approve version 1, then check version 2.

It is open source, giving them even fewer excuses.
Very good image, thanks for sharing it out there. Not even JWST could do that ha ha :-)

Do you mind if I ask: is that image CC licensed at all?
There is a good reason to use SHA-256 and not SHA-512.

Many modern CPUs, e.g. all AMD Zen, most Intel Atom, Intel Ice Lake and newer, most 64-bit ARM, have hardware implementations of SHA-256, which are much faster than software computing SHA-512.

Only some more recent 64-bit ARM CPUs also have hardware for SHA-512 and SHA-3.

Whenever the speed matters, SHA-256 is the best choice, unless you choose different hash algorithms based on the detected CPU.

On old 64-bit CPUs without SHA hardware, e.g. Intel Skylake, SHA-512 is faster than SHA-256 (Intel introduced SHA in Atom CPUs many years before also introducing it in Core CPUs, so that Atom could compete in Geekbench scores with the ARM CPUs, which already had SHA).
Cool, yes just added it today! Thank you for voting it up.

For dark mode, are you wanting it automatic based on detection, or a setting?
>Recently my plumber neighbors had their truck stolen with their tools in it and told the police precisely where it was but the police wouldn’t do anything, so my neighbors found the thief and beat him up. The police came to ask why there was a fist fight in the middle of the sidewalk. The thief ran away, so the police shrugged and left.

How much of this is a consequence of prosecutors and judges who don't jail thieves or people who commit assaults? I'm not fan of the police, but what is the point of arresting people and giving them a ride to the police station only to be released back onto the street?
Not sure being stabbed would leave anyone “fine”. The traumatic memories can last for years.
I had three or four while I was there, can't remember. Two thefts from our locked garage. Never seriously considered reporting it, but I should have just to make the stats more accurate
My bike was stolen out of my garage in the Mission in 2014…
I learned flute as an adult and found the transverse posture quite tiring at first. I play other recorders and ethnic flutes vertically. Feels much easier.
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Now compare the accessibility of those versus going to pornsite.com to see the key difference.

How many guys here have concubines that compete with their wife’s attention?
The poster is only saying it is typical that crime in cities is higher than in surrounding suburbs, in the US. They didn't say anything about "right and proper" -- that's your spin.
The district attorney until last July was a very progressive opposite of tough on crime prosecutor named Chesa Boudin. In july he lost a recall election, and Breed appointed Brooke Jenkins who was also previously a DA but quit to support the recall election of Boudin. Jenkins has to run for the position in November - currently she's only serving the rest of Boudin's term.

So the 'tough on crime' stuff is very new, at the speed the courts move.

As for the police, the people said they hate the police and the police heard them loud and clear, and are leaving on their own. For the same reasons, far fewer people are interested in joining their police force.

Why be a police officer in a place that hates you?

https://www.cbsnews.com/sanfrancisco/news/san-francisco-grap...

https://abc7news.com/san-francisco-police-department-shortag...
Plan B is probably not really the thing to think about here. Sure it plays a role, but, condoms came into mainstream use in the early 1900s and the contraceptive pill only in 1960. Thats only 2-3 generations really. For many your grandparents or maybe great-grandparents were early days for easily and freely accessible contraception along with sex education to make using it more likely.
It’s from the reboot of the TV show in the early 2000s. An incredible show.
Not perfectly fine in the context of “move fast and break things” software dev cycle used for safety critical things like auto pilot. Out of date auto pilot versions are going to have vulnerabilities and bugs (known and unknown) that will likely cause death, destruction, etc. on public roads
Because you are going to have crime, it might as well be organized.
I knew, yes. I was on a budget at the time. $1550 for a studio with no kitchen was the cheapest thing I could find on short notice that wasn’t too weird. It was a great location, and the was pretty cool, just a little shitty (pun intended).
A married couple with no kids can buy 40k. 10k each. And 10k as gifts to each other.

However each person can only redeem/cash out 1/4th each year. So it’ll take 2 years to cash it out.
Prosecutor's office has a large role here. No reason for cops to investigate crimes that won't be tried.
Diversity.
I’d like to see the split - most robbery involves threat (burgling is just taking stuff, robbery is taking stuff from someone like mugging).
Easy solution: Don’t dismiss the cookie banner until the user clicks “deny all”.

It might be hard to sell a product that behaves that way to websites though.
Google Play apps with 20M downloads depleted batteries and network bandwidth
Come to downtown San Jose and you will see a lot of the same issues. It has a lot to do with scale. The peninsula Nimbys have successfully kept any scale from being realized there. We have rampant theft, breakins, unsolved shootings and stabbings, shit and piss needing to be regularly cleaned from the sidewalks. We have few sideshows luckily but plenty of streets lined with ppl strung out on drugs and no prospects.
Went on vacation and missed your question. I'm on a plane so I'll link to an article I wrote some time back. I'd write it differently now to be more clear:

https://sendgrid.com/blog/when-writing-unit-tests-dont-use-m...