Mike Linksvayer

@mlinksva

parasite→scavenger→compost; (re)tweets are calls for refutation; modern reconstructions based on partial and skeletal remains @[email protected] Q6847682

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Joined February 2007

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Mike Linksvayer
@mlinksva
Nov 28, 2025
BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS CONGESTION CHARGE BAN HUMAN DRIVERS
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Mike Linksvayer
@mlinksva
Oct 31, 2025
Reminds of what struck me as a poor example contained in the draft California Report on Frontier AI Models. I had this pointed out in feedback github.com/github/develop… but unfortunately it was retained in the final gov.ca.gov/wp-content/upl…
Bobby Fijan
@bobbyfijan
Oct 27, 2025
The modern stair requirements on steepness and width also make smaller rowhomes (like these) really tricky I’m building one now that is 18’ wide, which is larger than most older rowhomes, and part of the reason is that you need 3’ for the stairs and almost 20’ of run
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Mike Linksvayer
@mlinksva
Oct 22, 2025
International #OpenAccessWeek and SF #OpenSourceAIWeek are the same week, event to celebrate and explore the deep connections linkedin.com/feed/update/ur…
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@allen_ai
Oct 21, 2025
Replying to @allen_ai @natolambert and @sewon__min
📅 Thurs, Oct 23 • 4–7 PM PDT | 📍 UC Law SF Join “An Evening of Open: Science, Software, and AI,” co-hosted by @uclaw_sf @GitHubPolicy @FranceinSF. @sewon__min joins “Powering the Future of Research.” RSVP: luma.com/2dgwrfw3
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Mike Linksvayer
@mlinksva
Oct 14, 2025
Winning agenda >> blaming agenda, illustrated by relative popularity of tweets posted 11 minutes apart by our housing++ abundance hero @Scott_Wiener
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Mike Linksvayer
@mlinksva
Sep 18, 2025
What do I want? CONGESTION PRICING! When do I want it? RIGHT NOW! No more studies. Thank you @Scott_Wiener
Senator Scott Wiener
@Scott_Wiener
Sep 18, 2025
Every time a city prioritizes non-car travel, pedestrianizes thoroughfares, expands transit, improves bike networks, implements congestion pricing or creates new public spaces, that city becomes better. It’s not a war on cars. It’s an effort to make cities better & more livable.

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