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It's very interesting to see hard data that confirms a general feeling I get when comparing walking down the streets of SF and of NY. That feeling is one of th
by wulczer 15y ago
It's very interesting to see hard data that confirms a general feeling I get when comparing walking down the streets of SF and of NY.
That feeling is one of the few things that makes me still prefer New York to San Francisco... I hope that gets fixed soon!
- kiba 15y agoInterestingly, New York saw its car theft rate declare years after years since the 90s. San Francisco's theft rate also declined, but it does so rather unevenly. Wonder what's the story there? http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=car+theft+statistic+san+francisco+new+york http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=car+theft+statistic+san...
- adamjernst 15y agoOff-topic: Wolfram Alpha is amazing. Cool find.
- aaronblohowiak 15y agoper-capita is meaningless, you want per registered car
- simcop2387 15y agoAlone yes, you might however be able to say that it has meaning if you can show that the registered cars per capita stayed at the same level over that period. I'm not positive that would be what you'd need to say that but It sounds right in my head, anyone have any better ideas?