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   by e_d_e_v_at 8y ago

   I think there is another issue at stake, which is failure to report on the ground level. For many crime statistics, local precinct data is likely used. And this is also anecdote, but having lived in a transitional neighborhood, where police
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   by e_d_e_v_at 9y ago

   Man, the definition of big problems has really changed over the years.
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   by e_d_e_v_at 9y ago

   I believe the program you're looking for is Certificate Transparency. To be honest, write-permanently databases have been around for a while (for example pgp keyservers that peer and distribute keys relatively quickly). Basically, it i
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   by e_d_e_v_at 9y ago

   Maybe I'm mistaken, but I feel like SF and NY have the same thing going on. NY has the Boroughs, SF has distinct neighborhoods that have their own feel. That said, I could travel through all of Downtown, Midtown, and Buckhead in a giv