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Built to let anyone query SF public databases with just natural language. "show me all the muggings" "where are all the needles in Hayes Valley" access to public safety and demographic data should be democratized code is open-source and linked below:

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rahul3 years ago

discord: code:

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rahul3 years ago

"what is the racial breakdown of san francisco"

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Avi3 years ago

good shit

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rahul3 years ago

try most shit per capita too

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edwin3 years ago

cool! doesn’t have to be all doom, right? would love to see “warmest neighborhoods”, “areas with most parks”, etc.

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rahul3 years ago

yeah 100%! we're working to add more data. if there's any datasets you'd like to see, feel free to send them my way

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Lee Edwards3 years ago

Passed the validation test.

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rahul3 years ago

make a PR:

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Shibetoshi Nakamoto3 years ago

whoa sick and terrible 🤣 well done

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Joseph Nelson3 years ago

SF GPT is a capitalist

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rahul3 years ago

🤷‍♂️

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