Yao Yue 岳峣

My old friends, new friends, and strangers, I urge you to move on to the free Internet, and protect your emotional well-being from the capricious child king. Find my new home in my bio. Be brave and see you on the other side.

@KimChiSpicey I think parents education also correlate strongly with academic performance of the kids. I’m curious if it’s possible to control for that.

I’m building a dashboard on SFUSD spending to put things in perspective. 1. How much do urban school districts comparable to SF spend per pupil, as a % of per capita GDP? (ie. how much economic output is allocated to public education) SFUSD is the lowest in CA, with 8.74% spending per student relative to per capita GDP.

You will survive if you band together with your trusted coworkers, family, and friends. You are not alone. Tell us what you need. We will get through this together.

3. Stay calm and carry on. Don’t comply without question, don’t fold over in advance. Find small routines that anchor you and make you feel in control, even just for a few moments each day.

2. Record things, safely. Take notes. Take voice memos. Take pictures of your screen, emails, or documents using your own device and stash them away in a safe location. They may or may not matter in the end, but if they do, once you lose access there’s no way to ever get it.

“Fork In the Road”—As someone who went through an eerily similar episode of hostile takeover that also played out in public in real time, I want to tell all the fed workers, “I’m so sorry this is happening to you, I know how this feels.” And here are some of my learnings:

1. Take care of each other. Use Signal or other secure chats to build trusted groups and talk to each other. Exchange info, check in on the vulnerable, offer help. An event like this is extremely emotionally taxing, and it’s much worse when you end up facing it alone.

Preventing a fascist takeover of the US is my top priority--as a journalist, as a voter, as a human. If it isn't yours too, you should feel bad about yourself. If you haven't made the stakes of this election clear to everyone within the sound of your voice, you should feel bad.

@stuart983 我没说我剩下的会做，只能说不是完全不会做😂

@thinkingfish 除了两道你都会做？看来你要参赛也能进复赛👍

我觉得相声在侯宝林-马季-姜昆这一系是有积极的发展的。我可不喜欢他们的主旋律赞歌，但相声在他们那里演化成了讲述身边时事相关主题，引起大家在生活中的共鸣，这是很积极的发展。之后相声走晚会路线走进了死胡同，但郭德纲等人复兴相声的路线则是大倒退。相声又回到了单纯斗嘴的时代。🧵

@stuart983 我觉得面很广，有两题很难，高分很不易。当年的我估计也是不行的，但我认识的一两个科班高手应该没问题。

@thinkingfish 突然想起来你是半个数学科班出身。阿里巴巴那个初赛题有多难？

@CaminoTexas 我小的时候父母建议我多读外国作家的书，主要是开拓眼界，不要局限于中国主流价值观和社会体系。现在回想起来觉得很有道理， 人有了多样化的体验，更容易领悟自己所在环境中的恒量与变量。

感谢您对本推的信任，但我算不上前辈，也没有系统读过书。因为我们这代人的成长年代书籍稀缺，等书多起来的时候，我们三观差不多已经定型了。所以，我们这代人的读书经历不足为训。说出来，您可能会失望。我年轻时读得最熟的几本书是《毛选四卷》、《古文观止》、《Fifty Great Short Stories》、《西方美学史》、《美的历程》等。现在已经没有几个人读这些书了。后来读专业书，大都是为了考试和写论文。 读书对人的影响不像外界传说的那么大，人生中遇到一个身体力行的role model，对自己三观产生的影响，可能比读很多书要大得多。只是自己的一点感受，可能没有代表性。也希望喜欢读书的推友能推荐对自己影响比较大的书。

For @LondonBreed and others who say police enforcement is the key to ensure pedestrian & cyclist safety—we just saw an SFPD SUV making an illegal left turn from Mission station on Valencia on to 18th St, while cutting off through traffic. So *they* will enforce traffic laws?

@MarkFarrellSF @EskSF @welcometomannys ...cars back on Market St. Sorry, what? You are not serious about street safety. At least not as serious as putting up your "pro-business" image—whether cars on Market are actually good for business or not is a different matter—Market St between 5 & 10 was shitty with cars.

I sat down with @EskSF last night at @welcometomannys to discuss my vision and platform to turn San Francisco around, what sets me apart, & how we’re going to win. Thx to everyone who attended + look forward to sharing the whole hour long conversation with you soon!

Streetlights and signs are the bulletproof backpacks of road safety. He is unwilling to inconvenience a single driver. This man is not remotely serious about preventing the next tragedy and it is just as certain is the next school shooting.

i’m pissed off that something as simple as a bollard does not get s mention in this article sfchronicle.com/crime/article/…

“A family did what our city needs people to do in order to address our roadway safety crisis and climate crisis: Sold their car and took public transit. They were living up to the policies the City and Mayor Breed claim to prioritize: Transit-First, Vision Zero, Climate Action.”

@thisboy @zachklein 100% agree. I don't think wrapping the bus stop makes sense. The SUV could have ended on the steps of the station, potentially resulting in an even bigger disaster.

@thinkingfish @zachklein Yeah, I live in this neighborhood. I walk there every day. I think bollards make sense here if they end up converting that main drag into a walking street. Otherwise you're just wrapping a bus stop, but the entire intersection is full of kids, commuters, walkers, etc.

If SF is unwilling to do whatever it takes to prevent the killing of families waiting for the bus, how can we criticize those that resist gun control and only offer thoughts and prayers as consolation? We could end pedestrian deaths if we were serious. missionlocal.org/2024/03/sf-mou…

It’s important @LondonBreed @sfbos and @SFMTA_Muni understand these deaths are the inevitable result of the choice to prioritize motorist convenience (and property) over human lives. Offering thoughts and prayers without pouring cement is identical to R cowardice on gun control.

@thisboy @zachklein Bollards on Ulloa St at Wawona and again at Claremont would be great. That was exactly where SFMTA stationed their cars yesterday during the vigil.

@thisboy @zachklein Bollards as many have said. And if you look at Ulloa street in person, you will realize it has a steep slope only a few blocks before hitting West Portal Ave / station, *and* it curves in the last few blocks. A combination that is prone to high speed and vehicle getting offroad