Roderick

Genentech is mostly south of the hill. Our city has a pretty good online zoning map you can see their site-specific plan on: zoning.ssf.net

There are ferries to Oyster Point and SamTrans finally extended the 130 to it. Genentech has dedicated buses to Glen Park BART too. The Bay Trail runs around it, but lacks good connections across 101; this is something advocates have been pushing for years though so hopefully soon.

Oyster Point is a large hill with the Wind Harp near the top, but Genentech has a good location on it too. Genentech has a TDM plan with trip caps so I imagine this redesign is partly to help limit people driving their car in just so they can take meetings in different parts of the campus.

I feel like we're going to find out Epstein was the first person to mention Obama's birth certificate to Trump before this is all done.

Just want to reiterate that the 2017 winner of the Governor's Fishing Opener deserves a Gundam.

@scottwiener.bsky.social As my state senator, I hope you'll consider this.

The law that the Republican legislature forced through and a Republican governor signed? They already forgot about that law? news.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/200...

You don't need to make things up just because you don't know where the MSP airport is.

I’m a climate scientist, union organizer, and public health software engineer running for CA-32!

THIS is the kind of horror that is in the back of my mind when I see a post along the lines of "get a ham radio in case they shut down the internet!".
Cheap HTs are not going to save us from a totalitarian state. You gotta not let that shit happen in the first place.
#AmateurRadio #HamRadio

What's the state of the art kmer counter these days? (31-mers in a genome)

AB-1557 text here: leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/billTe...

The framing is dumb and I'm not a huge Papan fan, but the text just says that they won't allow e-motos to be sold as e-bikes. I don't why we need a new law for that, but I agree?

Yeah, I'm fascinated by how there's been an explosion in these frameworks recently (that didn't even exist as a concept a year ago). It will be interesting to see where this all ends up. bsky.app/profile/dana...

Larch. Double down!

Reading through the replies/QTs and it's pretty cool how many people don't understand that this isn't real and the author makes UX mocks of hypothetical features.

Why does my stdout not have the same number of genes as my written .csv file? Six hours later I figured out that the authors hard-coded to print a max of 7,693 genes to stdout, but all genes to the .csv file. These little unexplained details can kill a bioinformatician....

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Hey #microsky #microbiome nerds!

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None of this is really esoteric, but in 2025 I got into Warhammer, bought a 3D printer and made replacements for things, started (re)learning piano, and grew popcorn for the first time.

Is this driver a Virginia Battle Flag cuz they are never leaving MN now.

This is probably fake, but inviting PMs (and then letting them talk) during sprint planning is some real sicko stuff if true.

Here's a good sequence.

Sometimes you don't see much when you find it in the field.

The scribe removes big pieces of rock. The powder does the detail work.

People down here think AI is crazy, but AI doesn't care. Because it's almost there!

I think the trolley started service in the 1900 plus or minus a decade so I'm not sure what the dates in the Facebook post are, but there's the whole history in the train room at the SSF Historical Society.

Screenshot of a Facebook post about the SSF crosstown trolley with photos.

The map is wrong; there wasn't a spur. There was a trolley that connected to the SF-SM interurban line near where SSF's new library is (Leipsic Junction).

Was it legal to leave a horse carriage on the street unattended? I assume most early parking in cities was in converted carriage houses until the 40s or so when car ownership became more widespread.

Tweet from @enf from 2018: "Overnight street parking was illegal in San Francisco in 1940 (Oct 12). New traffic code would shift limit from 1 hour max on the street between 3am and 5am to 2 hours max between 2am and 6am." A clipping of an old newspaper article titled "Night Parking Law Upheld" is attached.

SF had a ban into the 40's too.

This pretty obviously applies to realtors, right?

YouTube video by Dan Perlman I Got Hired as a Michael Bublé Impersonator (For Some Reason) | BEING BUBLÉ

My friend Dan Perlman made this short doc about being hired to impersonate Michael Bublé at a party and it’s so funny and good. (And my other friend Charlotte produced it!!!)

Wait, if he was so good at making the trains run, why'd they hold his memorial at an Esso station?