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I would never have expected such calls creating that much data points, this is crazily detailed. Even for two years this seems like a lot of poop. I mean how ma
by raxxorraxor 4y ago
I would never have expected such calls creating that much data points, this is crazily detailed. Even for two years this seems like a lot of poop. I mean how many people do call in poop in the first place?
- adrianN 4y agoI would guess it's like one or two dedicated people.
- pishpash 4y agoI mean they have to be cleaned up by the city so that process must be tracked.
- thinkingemote 4y agoThe is requests to the city to clean it up, so it's likely to be many people. The city has an app and dedicated phone number for it I think.
- krautsourced 4y agoMore I'd hope. There's a good reason for it too, faeces and trash will attract rats and the combination is a good source for all kinds of health issues, especially if you mix it with a large homeless population. Check out the number of Typhus cases in the last years.
- wojcikstefan 4y agoBack when I lived in San Francisco I've met many people who used the SF311 app [0] where you can very quickly snap a picture and report an issue. One person I knew did so multiple times a day every day for many things – poop, trash, etc. The impressive thing was that the authorities would indeed show up often and clean things up. [0]: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sf311/id666635420 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sf311/id666635420