anti computer aktion • tech editor @bayareacurrent • @dsacommunists • same user on the other app
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SF's billionaire-backed Hamilton Society, an extension of the Bay's right-wing tech scene, gathered 700 people to debate whether the US needs a dictator. The vibes were as rotten as you would expect.
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Thank you @hasanthehun for reading up on SF's homegrown techno-reactionaries.
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Bay Area technofascists realize they're in the Bay Area:
SF's billionaire-backed Hamilton Society, an extension of the Bay's right-wing tech scene, gathered 700 people to debate whether the US needs a dictator. The vibes were as rotten as you would expect.
bayareacurrent.com/sfs-tech-…
for @BayAreaCurrent, i report on a rancid tech-right vibe: Curtis Yarvin and the Hamilton Society debating whether the US should be ruled by a dictatorial "Caesar"
their only fear? the specter of a "Caesar Mao, Caesar Stalin, Caesar Mamdani"
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waymo depot worker talks literal shit, safety issues, crazy labor practices. a thoroughly entertaining piece to edit
People love to shit in Waymo cars... and more. We know because we spoke with one of the workers paid to clean them.
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anarchists did dsa a solid by not feeding this clown
New: Amid this week’s revelation that a DSA leader lives in a $1.5M home, I visited the anarchist Williamsburg bookstore Property is Theft to see how their patrons are taking the news. gothamist.com/news/at-anarch…
js and clarissa's forthcoming book is the one we've been waiting for: a guide to the tech worker movement written by and for worker-organizers
come out to one of their many tour events as well
My book AGAINST TECH OLIGARCHY, out Sept 15, is available for pre-order at againsttecholigarchy.com. It chronicles the rise of tech workers' activism, how they courageously came together to challenge the industry's bosses, and how their movement changed Silicon Valley forever. 1/
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Late in 2024, hundreds of tech workers at the New York Times waged the first ever official strike in their sector. Roughly a dozen worker leaders reflect on the strike and their campaign, and distill its lessons for their shop and their sector more broadly longhaulmag.com/first-tech-w…
if i can't smoke it's not my revolution
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i was thrown off a little by how nice some of the colors etc are despite the jpeg. dope shots for an old phone
jimmy retweeted
12 years ago, April 1 2014, a couple dozen activists blocked a private Google shuttle in the Mission ahead of a city vote on charging tech companies for using public bus stops. Organizers made several demands including free MUNI for all and a moratorium on no-fault evictions
we don't have another of these on the calendar yet but follow @BayAreaCurrent & subscribe for free on bayareacurrent.com to be notified
was a panel talk by @BayAreaCurrent and @machinekillspod. follow & subscribe for free on bayareacurrent.com to be notified in the future!
we're talking shit about tech with some of the best in the business, live in sf tomorrow
expecting great turnout. rsvp via eventbrite
Me and @bigblackjacobin are doing a TMK live show in San Francisco next week with the wonderful folks at @BayAreaCurrent and @DSA_SF. Come join us for a night of left-wing tech criticism!
