
Blake Dodge
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Blake Dodge
@dodgeblake
I harvest grain for the billionaire media tycoon and former mayor of San Francisco @PirateWires. prev @BusinessInsider. DMs open.




If everyone weighs in, I think we can figure this out together. What is a16z new media?




Are autonomous vehicles (self-driving cars) “less able to detect people of color”? That’s what I read in The Atlantic this weekend, in Xochitl Gonzalez’s “People Who Don’t Like People Are Making All of Our Decisions.” It appears to be entirely false.

NYU professor @JonHaidt, who has stood at the forefront of the movement to challenge academia’s culture of suppressing the free exchange of ideas, is facing a campaign to cancel his graduation address. nytimes.com/2026/05/13/us/…

removing the swipe is like removing the casino floor. either bumble has decided the casino is over (zoomers genuinely seem to hate it), or they’re rebuilding a fancier casino with ai & you feel selected for rather than selecting. what do you think replaces it? it’d be funny if they just made it a button instead lmao.

At a debate Wednesday night, Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass bragged that homelessness in the city is down by 17.5%. Putting aside the fact that this isn’t a statistic to be proud of given the scope of the problem, it’s also not true, or at least not verifiable. Angelenos who actually go outside will tell you there’s been no meaningful reduction. But even if the overall numbers are down (doubtful), the homeless people who remain are dangerous, both to themselves and others. It’s not just the encampments, which are cleared and then reestablished in a predictable meaningless cycle… but also the fires set by people in said encampments, and the squatters running meth labs in abandoned homes. Then, there are the dogs, which are routinely tortured on Skid Row, where addicts force them to ingest fentanyl. These dogs are beaten, chained, lit on fire, forcibly bred, and sexually abused. If preventable cruelty like this isn’t a sign of spiritual sickness and a loss of humanity in America’s second-largest city... nothing is. Bass has lied about her record and set up the LA Fire Department for disaster last January. Nithya Raman rolls her eyes at constituents who don’t want addicts’ tents near their kids’ schools. Spencer Pratt, on the other hand — the former reality star who is also running for mayor — has said very plainly that drug treatment will be mandatory for people shooting up on the street if he’s elected, and those who refuse treatment will be arrested. It’s one of many reasons, native Angeleno @AdelineDimond explains, why he appears to be the only person left in Los Angeles willing to tell the truth. Below, the full case for Pratt — the one candidate capable of restoring LA’s belief in reality 👇



I can't even BELIEVE how sick this position is. And you're gonna get, like, PAID.

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