@thsottiaux Thanks for the reset @thsottiaux ! Perhaps this is due to a huge number of users coming back online at once, but my desktop Codex app is now running insanely slow and constantly hitting "Timeout" -- is the team seeing this broadly?
New essay in The Atlantic exploring some dynamics I’ve been thinking about as the mis/disinformation (and related “solutions” debates) swirl: how much of what people are concerned about is more accurately characterized as, simply, propaganda, and what does that imply?
@kevinmchen@KPBSnews Really interested how to execute on this. Simply adding taxes doesn’t appear to work very well given the effective rates paid by billionaires. A more effect strategy would probably focus on eliminating tax shelters rather than adding additional taxes.
Enabling everyone to live where they work isn’t just a housing issue. It encourages desegregation, protects the climate, decreases pollution, and saves time $$
Coronado Is Flouting California's New Affordable Housing Requirements https://t.co/hrWoHQ5miB via @KPBSnews
I #SupportYIMBY because I’m sick of telling my friends SF is a great place to live *if and only if* you have a high paying job in tech. Cities should be built for the entire community, not just the lucky few.
Support @yimbyaction and an inclusive future: https://t.co/qnnN2Gn1Gj
In much of SF, you can’t walk 20 feet without seeing a sign declaring that Black lives matter and no human being is illegal. Those signs sit in yards zoned for single families, in communities that organize against the new housing that would bring those values closer to reality.
NPR is appalled by the arrest of Josie Huang, a KPCC public radio reporter, who was performing her job last night—gathering facts to inform the American public. The rights of journalists are protected by the First Amendment, and essential to an informed public and our Democracy.