馃懟 co-founder @locunity | prev: @twitch @amazon @soundcloud @8vc @opengov @universityofga | 馃殌 always hacking on something | DMs open 馃
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@bofrench I now have the pleasure of saying: go fuck yourself 馃槞
I was this student at the University of Georgia. I just want all my brown people to remember:
- They did this to the Irish
- They did this to the Italians
- They did this to the Chinese
- They did this to the Jews
- They are doing it to us.
Don't let anyone take away your love for being American, your love for being Indian, and most importantly, your love for college football.
@charlieholtz you won @Locunity over to Conductor b/c as YIMBYS running a civic-related company we saw the love for @SFMTA_Muni
I've been quite here for a while. My beautiful mother got cancer, but she's kicking its ass! Will resume posting....and #fuckcancer
Woah: D9 Supervisor @JackieFielder_ is currently in the hospital due to an acute health crisis and has told multiple people she plans on resigning.
Since she is the most left-leaning member of the Board, this would cause a massive power shift in SF politics. Mayor Lurie would be able to appoint a moderate supervisor and shield his legislation against vetoes.
Wishing her a speedy recovery.
I just wanna know which legend got "Beast Mode" approved in a @Namecheap design review
Pakwan restaurant was honored at the Board of Supervisors meeting today. Every brown founder in SF knows what's in their "unfair advantages" slide...the $18 chicken biryani plate for three more days of runway.
Local governments whispered through December.
Holiday schedules. Canceled meetings. A brief exhale before the new year.
Then this week, it roared.
Across California, council chambers filled back up. Planning commissions returned. Public comment lines stretched long. Thousands of people, back in rooms, making decisions about your ports, your commute, your safety.
My co-founder and I felt it this week. @Locunity captured this noise and ingested hundreds of hours of meeting footage across dozens of commissions and cities. We scrambled to ensure every AI output met our bar before it reaches our customers. The volume hit like a drum.
Most people think of government as static. Archives. PDFs uploaded weeks late. But that's not what we see.
We see a living conversation happening in real time, every hour, in every city. Voices speaking into rooms that might as well be soundproof.
We're building the microphone, the audience, and everything in-between.
