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@craigbrogden @marcportermagee The rare citizen who actually knows how to read plots and graphs

@marcportermagee But all those jobs above the 0 line were barely earning above poverty wages so who cares. The others who were crushing it getting a 5% drop are still making way more than those non earning degrees. Don’t get a degree in a bad field to begin with.

The Economist: “We found that graduates in fields more exposed to AI have suffered markedly worse outcomes.”

The back of a Namibian laborer covered in scar tissue from years of whipping by a German farmer named Ludwig Cramer, (1912–1913). Taken by the Rhenish missionary Johann Jakob Irle.

It's here: the Garry's List Action Voter Guide: garrysguide.org/elections We pulled together endorsements from the organizations already doing the work — housing groups, labor, civic reformers, the people with skin in the game — and put them in one place. Transparent. Sourced. Searchable. We’re not telling you what to think. We’re showing you what the serious people have already decided.

Neural networks do math by rotating shapes. We found a shape-rotating calculator hidden inside an LLM – and it’s used for more than just math! (1/6)

A painting of the end of meritocracy: A meeting of the two largest economies and not one woman at the table.

English and Cantonese will be available. Refreshments will be served. Hope to see you there!

Scammers are constantly finding new ways to target our communities, especially seniors, and staying informed is one of the best ways to protect yourself and your loved ones. 🗓 Thursday, May 14 ⏰ 10:00 AM 📍 1750 29th Ave, San Francisco

Join us tomorrow in the Sunset for a Scam Prevention Forum in partnership with community partners, SFPD, and the District Attorney’s Office to share tips, resources, and answer questions on how to spot and avoid common scams.

A lawsuit filed Wednesday blames Pacific Gas & Electric Co. for the December gas leak at a Hayward construction site that injured six people and blew up a family’s rental home. Read more >> sfchronicle.com/bayarea/articl…

30 years? Maybe our kids can ride the west San Francisco subway. youtube.com/shorts/eScBtd1… a project like this could be done in 3 years if our society were run by engineers not lawyers

Americans as soon as they arrive to a coffee shop in Europe

The monster who hurled a rock at Lani, the endangered monk seal in Maui, is 37-year-old Igor Lytvynchuk from Seattle. After being confronted the sicko replied: “I don't care, I'm rich, fine me. I can pay for it.” He has since been detained, but has yet to be charged as the case was referred to federal investigators. He must be held accountable. Anyone who would assault and harm an endangered animal like Lani is a danger to the entire planet and belongs behind bars. And for all those wondering, Lani is ok! A marine biologist went to check on her and she is going to make a full recovery.

This tourist in Maui threw a large rock at a Hawaiian Monk seal (named Lani) and got the sweet beat down he deserved by a local.

En Hawái, un millonario estadounidense lanzó varias piedras a una foca monje, en peligro de extinción. Al difundirse el vídeo, varios ciudadanos se acercaron a recriminarle. Pero el tío se puso chulo y les dijo: "Me importa un carajo la multa, soy rico y puedo pagarla". Entonces, un activista local lo cogió por banda y le metió varios zurriagazos. Las autoridades de la isla le han dado un premio al activista. Como debe ser (en España, lo meterían en la cárcel, le tendría que pagar los dientes al desgraciado que le lanzó la piedra a la foca y este cabrón saldría libre y le darían una ayuda social)

I'm so honored to be able to attend Dragon Boat Community Day at Lake Merced with @cyc_sf! Thank you APASF and California Dragon Boat Norcal for joining in celebration of Dragon Boat Racing in San Francisco during AAPI month.

Happy Mother’s Day!!! 😀❤️

Small businesses like Brothers Papadopoulos are part of what makes the Sunset special. For generations, Taso and his brother have been part of the daily rhythm of our neighborhood at 19th Avenue and Quintara, serving neighbors with fresh flowers, warm conversation,

Proud to be endorsed by @UA_Local38 in my run for San Francisco District 4 Supervisor.

This is what you're posed 2 do with the $ & fame. 👏 👏 👏

Asians have an abundance of skills, but a scarcity of courage. Since moving back to Asia after living in the US, I've noticed that most people pick safe career paths, like corporate jobs or family business. This is driven by our culture of "saving face." There's an expectation to project an image of success, especially if your parents sent you abroad for school. As a result, young people rarely take risks. They don't start companies or pursue strange interests, because no one wants to fail in a gossipy Asian society. Ironically, Asian parents pay $500k to send their kids to American universities to be free-thinkers and entrepreneurs, only to pull them home and demand they conform.