SFO approved Waymo — then buried it at the Rental Car Center. Meanwhile, Uber and Lyft run 800K trips/month from the main garage. Zero safety rationale. Pure incumbent protection. gli.st/kftxyzj8

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The policy decision to allow this is basically a straightforward trade where we give away a 2-3yr strategic competitive advantage in exchange for a somewhat frothier stock market in Q1 2026 Good job guys

Which moment in SF politics first made you realize that its flavor of progressivism is often self-interest cynically dressed up as a form of sensitivity? So many to choose from. First that comes to mind is when Calle 24 successfully removed traffic calming barriers by claiming that they "triggered the trauma of displacement." missionlocal.org/2021/11/24t…

Alternative narrative: You don’t get to raises prices while decreasing quality forever Eventually you have to meet your maker

They say a picture is worth a thousand words. Here are Boston City Councilmembers Murphy, Santana, Mejia, Flynn, and Weber all on their phones while blind Bostonians testify against their proposed ban on fully autonomous vehicles.

Solar power is good Batteries are good Air conditioning is good AI is good Nuclear power is good Stop thinking like a medieval peasant

"A man who was found inside a manhole attempting to steal copper wire in an unincorporated neighborhood in West Los Angeles over the weekend was criminally charged on Tuesday... Arrest records show Natividad was cited and released that same day..." LA City Council: "We can't figure out why people keep stealing the wires"

This is only possible because the port of Long Beach isn’t under the control of the International Longshoreman’s Association.

“20 concerned neighbors” is bullshit

"with my new app, Defectr, you can more easily opt out of adhesion to any kind of social contract or obligation to maintain any kind of commons. you're wasting dozens of hours monthly meeting basic obligations to other people. get that time back."

This is why all the anti-solar tweets from @ENERGY are so annoying. Coal is last century's technology. Solar is this century's.

Can’t believe I bought a $300 razor based on a Growing Daniel tweet (and ChatGPT)

Even in a dry state like CA, focusing on data centers in the water debate is borderline delusional thinking. Alfalfa farming is less than 0.1 % of CA's GDP and yet consumers 14% of all its water. Don't grow livestock feed in the desert!

Sam is correct, a rail line could be built on the I-5 from San Francisco to LA and indeed the French operators SNCF proposed just that. Rejected for political equity reasons! transdef.org/wp-content/uplo…

I don’t know where this idea comes from that it’s bad for highly remunerated employees in profitable fields to enjoy nice environments and fringe benefits, but it’s getting a little silly

Framing electric technology as being about the climate was a strategic mistake.

I saw two guys smoking fentanyl and a guy taking a dump on Market street in Sn Francisco during my afternoon walk yesterday. I also got a ticket for running a stop sign on my bicycle and city fire inspectors are making my company dismantle all our office phone booths bc they don’t have sprinklers. Anarcho tyranny

This doesn’t save the planet, permitting solar and batteries does.

Since this building was deemed "historic" by the city of San Francisco, it cannot be demolished. And because its in an industrial zone, there is no clear path to it becoming housing. (despite the apartment building next door) So instead we get this - legally protected blight.