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RT @HotForMoot: Sf ballot be like “Would you like to increase the San Francisco sales tax to 10% so we can contribute another 980 million dollars to making BART more comfortable for the homeless to sleep in?”
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Saikat Chakrabarti @saikatcThere’s a tax loophole that the ultra-rich are using to screw over the rest of us. If we pass Prop J, we can generate $100 million in revenue for the city instead of giving corporations and the ultra-rich another tax break. Vote YES on Prop J
Oren Ben-Joseph @orenbjWow... LAX People Mover flashover was caught on video
VolundMfg @VolundMfgIncredibly excited to debut the Volund Manufacturing VT-100 at the Air Force Innovation Expo in Tucson this week. Some of our first testing units were on display. This is a 100lbf class engine specifically engineered with attritable munitions in mind. Please reach out for more info.
Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib @RepRashidaRegardless of which war criminal becomes prime minister, Palestinians living under Israeli apartheid will continue to face genocide, land theft, and erasure. We cannot accept lies, excuses, or half-measures from our leaders. We must impose a full arms embargo and sanctions until Palestine is free.
Axios @axios.@PhillyMayor Cherelle Parker tells @EmilyRPeck that the city hopes to launch its historic mortgage program “before the end of 2026.” “Imagine getting a mortgage, a 30-year commitment, with no PMI,” Parker said, and accessible “with less-than-perfect credit.” #AxiosLive
skepticalifornia @skepticaliblogAccelerating South Africanization California is now seemingly incapable of building any infrastructure, while existing infrastructure is steadily cannibalized Police warn of rise in fire hydrant thefts in southeast Los Angeles
Anna Stokke @rastokke"during the last school year, a council of educators at both Palo Alto high schools rejected the [advanced math] course, arguing it would serve few students and set back equity and students’ well-being" Right, math is harmful. Come on! What are we doing? “If teaching math can harm students, then we have a lot bigger issues to talk about than whether to offer this course,” Nguyen told the Chronicle. Indeed. Brian Conrad, a Stanford mathematician, told the Chronicle that he felt math was treated as a “punching bag” for equity and mental health concerns. “The school doesn’t cut sports teams simply because some kids are far more talented at sports,” he said. “Why is it that the teaching of math generates much more controversy than other subjects?”
Matt Finn @MattFinnFNCNEW: LA County says a sample of the Trump admin's 200 names of suspected non-citizen voters showed that 38.9% attested to being born in the US. But in a new sworn statement under penalty of perjury, a DHS official says its investigation shows NONE of LA County's 200 names were born in the US. "After a thorough review of the immigration records of all the individuals on the County's Sample List, it was determined that none of the individuals USCIS matched to the County's Sample List were born in the United States according to USCIS records," -Nicolas Bartell, Associate Director of Fraud Detection at USCIS.
Elizabeth Warren @ewarrenElon Musk is dumping half a billion dollars into Republican races. Why? Because Democrats in Congress won’t be a rubber stamp for Donald Trump and will actually fight to lower costs.
Saint Nomad @Saint_n0mada couple weeks ago I posted about how bone grows into titanium implants because cells can't find the boundary turns out there's a catch engineers have been trying to solve for years: titanium is too stiff (~110 GPa vs spongy bone's 0.02–3.7 GPa) so the metal takes all the load, and the real bone around it actually weakens because physics says "why maintain structure that isn't carrying stress?" (stress shielding) enter selective laser melted Zn-1Mg-0.1Sr gyroid scaffolds: → mathematically generated TPMS gyroid lattice (70% porous, 550 μm pores) → elastic modulus tuned right down to 2.3 GPa so it flexes like real cancellous bone → alloying zinc with 1% Mg + 0.1% Sr precipitates Mg2Zn11 & SrZn13 intermetallics, more than doubling strength over pure zinc (33.7 MPa) → degrades at 0.36 mm/year with zero hydrogen gas pockets and the wildest part as it dissolves, it turns its own surface into calcium-phosphate & zinc-phosphate minerals while feeding Zn2+ and Sr2+ ions that make bone-forming cells grow faster titanium tricks the skeleton into adopting permanent metal this thing holds the load, feeds the bone to rebuild itself, and vanishes when the job is done. radical engineering.
Saint Nomad @Saint_n0madtoday while talkin to my friend (who’s a doctor) I learned something really crazy That the titanium implants don't just sit in bone they actually bone grows into them the oxide layer on titanium surface is chemically close enough to biological tissue that cells can't find the boundary so they erase it osseointegration isn't the implant holding on it's biology deciding the metal belongs there the skeleton adopts the foreign object as its own Cyborg vibes
Solve SF @solve_sf“Guy making a house out of the bus stop” Reported in Hayes Valley this morning
Garry's List @garryslistPalo Alto Unified School District cut freshman Honors Bio, added a controversial ethnic studies course, and now faces $33M in budget cuts. Two school board seats are open Nov. 3. Weigh in: