Our city has major problems, but we can fix them. I’m not leaving and neither is @sbuss. We ❤️ SF. We’re working every day to build a city where new residents are welcomed, new businesses are encouraged, and families can put down their roots. We’re making progress. 👉 @GrowSF.

The Green New Deal guy is endorsing the car lady. What a crock of BS.

I cancelled my $10/mo Calendly subscription and vibe coded my own with Fable for $12,000

I love living in a community where crime is not only not tolerated, it doesn’t pay because YOU WILL BE CAUGHT What a difference a few years can make Thank you @DanielLurie @Flock_Safety @sfbos 🙏

Anyone here work at @vercel that can help me? I have a really simple problem. I have a bunch of media in Vercel blob storage that I want to delete, and it just won't let me. I've tried using Claude through the MCP, directly through the API, and even on the website dashboard.

Introducing “Comeback City: A Love Letter to San Francisco.” Proud to call this place home.

In Japan, the gorilla Kiyomasa was captured on video lost in deep thought after an argument with his friend.

The flux capacitor in my LEGO DeLorean lights up. This is so cool!

It’s official: Prop D has failed! San Franciscans don’t fall for misleading campaigns. Backers spent big on a tax that would drive jobs and revenue out of the city. Voters saw through it and voted to keep businesses here and back SF’s recovery. sfchronicle.com/sf/article/s…

One of the most prolific criminals in all of San Francisco tells @adam22 that “crime in San Francisco is over with” because of Flock cameras drones. He complains that he can’t even do drivebys anymore. It’s simple: when the risk of getting caught is too high, crime plummets.

Everyone is hating on VCs for falling asleep during meetings like no one understands how exhausting it can be cheering for everyone from the sidelines.

We won big this election. ✅ Stephen Sherrill won District 2 ✅ Alan Wong won District 4 ✅ Phil Kim won Board of Education ✅ Prop A passed ✅ Prop B passed ❌ Prop C failed ✅ Prop D failed The results signal continued support for the progress San Francisco has made over the last two years, and for leaders focused on affordability, effective governance, and long-term economic growth. We’re proud of the campaigns we ran to get good information out to voters, grateful to everyone who supported this work, and ready to do it again in November.

Me in YC 18 years ago: “Guys, in 101 days we built a way to put a JPEG on the internet.” 😂

Tuesday night was a huge win for San Francisco. It doesn’t feel like it because voters reelected incumbents and (likely) defeated a bad ballot measure. Nothing dramatic changed. But that’s the point. We were at risk of moving backward. Instead, voters chose to protect the progress San Francisco has made and keep the city moving in the right direction.

Tuesday was an incredible night! Serving District 2 is the honor of my lifetime. I’m grateful for your support and proud of what we’ve accomplished together. I’ll keep working to make our neighborhoods safe, support small businesses, and ensure San Franciscans can stay, grow, and thrive. You’ll see my name back on the ballot Tuesday, November 3 & I hope to once again earn your support.

When the final #’s come out, Saikat will have spent ~$15M — more than all his opponents and the SuperPACs combined. A huge chunk went into negative TV and mail hitting Scott and Connie Chan. Now he exits by lying about being outspent? This is how you lose every SF precinct.