That sweet sweet ratio

Based San Jose

anyone who wants to come to america should have the option to take the SAT, and if they score >1500/1600, their application should be prioritized

Sadly true - I’ve started getting prescriptions delivered home for this same reason, but then my packages get stolen. Also last time I went to Walgreens in Castro, everyone waited at least 20 minutes in line while a shoplifter just came in and helped themselves to candy.

Don’t let this happen to California

I just asked Governor Gavin Newsom to #VetoSB1047. Sign the letter urging the governor to kill this bill: forms.gle/3wHEhYreoMYdWr… If you want to see what legislation like this does to countries, then check out the EU's devastating report on EU competitiveness and what ruinous

The saaspocalypse is nigh

If you work in tech, next time someone accuses you of destroying SF tell them Nah, it’s the nonprofits and the politicians and the bureaucrats stealing from both of us That’s what is really happening

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When the SF Standard tried to write a BS hit piece on me, they called and texted me multiple times trying to confirm my home address and who my family members are. I'm not even running for political office, but I spoke up against the progressive establishment and Senator Scott Wiener

A decision on SB-1047 is due soon. Governor Gavin Newsom has said he's concerned about its "chilling effect, particularly in the open source community". He's right, and I hope he will veto this. If you agree, please like/retweet this to show your support for VETOing SB-1047!

Incredible leadership from Gavin Newsom - standing up for startup founders like me, and the AI ecosystem in California. Balancing development and safety is important to get right for any new technology. I’m excited that CA will continue to lead the way.

The subtitle is incorrect - the bill was also OPPOSED by leading researchers like Andrew Ng Dawn Song and many others. The Wall Street Journal should issue a correction. A coalition of academics, researchers, and companies of all sizes including startups led the opposition. Glad

Democrat takeaway from this election should be that progressive policies are not working, even in blue states. Reset the party back to common sense advocacy of safe cities, pro-entrepreneurship, pro-merit and you'll win back the center.

My favorite part about Stanford is finding random classes that end up having insane speaker lineups

i was recently discharged from the icu at the sf hospital after traumatic brain injury due to a man hitting me on the back of my head with a metal pipe, completely unprovoked, in the mission in san francisco. this man is known to the police since he’s done this before to other

I'm saddened, shocked, angry, and appalled that this assault happened to my cofounder in SF. Luckily he was discharged from the hospital last week and is expected to recover, although the full extent of the injury and recovery process will take much longer. It's absolutely

Standardized testing is good actually

The new argument against meritocracy: We produce so many smart people that we might as well deny them entrance to top colleges and give those spots to less-smart people instead

This is why we pay CA taxes