There was absolutely no reason for the article authors to use data lagged by over a month and a half. Pretty much every CA drought map site and water tracking site updates daily.

Wait until you find out what the 4 million big rig trucks operating in America do to our air and water.

We need more trains, not less.

Why are the $14b in the expenses category and $30.7b in revenues not proportional? Where does net income come from?

This is a cool graphic with good info but I’m struggling to interpret the actual data.

Mind sharing your code? I’ve been using a paid service to do this at my job and would rather do it for free haha.

I assume you need Maps API access?

Yes it is. In Europe people have substantially lower expenses in other large expenditure categories like healthcare and transportation, raising housing as a % of total expenditures. This is not as true in the US.

“rent burden” means rent > 30% of HH income. This is the share of households burdened by expensive housing costs relative to other costs.

The US Census Bureau does not release data that frequently

Field conditions largely responsible + Mahomes best all-time sack avoidance

The graph in the middle that uses the top view of the trucks themselves to plot the size of cabs vs beds over time might be the best data visualization I’ve ever seen.

Cool share and genuinely beautiful data.

Really really cool. Going to share with a bunch of people at my work.

I have spent 2 months in SF over my life and have never felt unsafe while walking anywhere. My last trip there I walked probably 10 miles/day on average, including through some worse neighborhoods, and 1) the walks are way nicer than anywhere I’ve ever lived before 2) never felt unsafe.

Did see a few guys smoking crack lol but you see those type of people in every city if you walk around enough.

I currently live near downtown Los Angeles and it’s 100% worse than SF, but still tolerable. SF is just so beautiful, it’s hard not to have a good time there. Not so true for LA lol.

Yes, SF is literally the most walkable city in America: https://www.walkscore.com/cities-and-neighborhoods/

You can always tell who has never actually been there and only hear about it through Fox lol

DC and NYC are probably 2/3 for me. SF is just way prettier than either, but I get what you’re saying about museums and DC.

Most walkable city in America. Stunning natural beauty, arguably the best of any major American city. Million things to do. Elite food. Best job market in America, if not the world.

The third of Americans that honestly believe none of this is true make my hotels there cheaper, thankfully.

I’ve spent probably two months of my life there now, even in the cheapest areas like the Tenderloin, and have never seen anything I haven’t already seen growing up in my conservative hometown. Obviously SF has some huge problems but so do most of the US, and other areas don’t have the upsides.

I wouldn’t bring a family with 6 kids anywhere. That’s too many kids, we’d be a nuisance + spend too much money everywhere.

I did visit SF with a group of 10 kids though when I was around 12 and we all had a blast.

Conservatives post this like once a week here lmfao. SF is by far my favorite city to visit in America.