Pounds of butter should be packaged with 2 sticks salted and 2 sticks unsalted: cooking butter _and_ eating butter, in a single package. Thanks for coming to my TED talk
I took this photo as we were leaving
#NotreDame
about an hour before it caught on fire. I almost went up to the dad and asked if he wanted it. Now I wish I had. Twitter if you have any magic, help him find this 🙏🏼
@josephacesare
@elaineshen_
right?! it's pitch-perfect. Clear as to motivation, timeline, purpose. Polite. The kid could practically give request-letter-writing seminars.
@angiecthomas
@karamcnair
TIL she's still alive! It's always a shock to realize how recent this history is.
The day I realized that Ruby Bridges' school integration was only 15 years before I was born, and that she was still around—and far younger than my parents—was an eye opener
@MJB_SF
@girlsreallyrule
If everyone just stayed home for 4 weeks, we'd all emerge and think, "wow! we overreacted." But that's the best case scenario/as it should be.
I wish that everyone else had the luxury to stay home
@i_zzzzzz
The wikipedia entry for Pine Bluff includes, "Pine Bluff is the tenth-largest city in the state of Arkansas ..." and I lost it.
Who counts the relative sizes of cities in Arkansas? If my memory serves me, Little Rock is around the size of a large college town.
@SFBART
$25 mil per annum/$500 mil rider revenue per annum is .5%. 1 person per 200 person train on any given route. For an enforcement officer to find that one person, they'll spend more in time than the $3.67 average fare evaded
Pounds of butter should be packaged with 2 sticks salted and 2 sticks unsalted: cooking butter _and_ eating butter, in a single package. Thanks for coming to my TED talk
@hunicke
@mat
week 2 was particularly rough for me, because I was doing precisely that, and also experiencing a sense of "don't they _get_ it?!" about friends/acquaintainces talking about how "in a couple of weeks when we se each other ..."
The circle of life…
A cheetah is enjoying a fresh kill but vultures are standing by.
Every time the cheetah turns around to start eating again, the vultures move-in closer.
Finally the cheetah gives up but before the vultures get to eat, a lion swoops in to steal the kill.
@aarieff
Even assuming that each curb takes 2 hours to prep and another 2 hours to paint, i.e. only 2 curbs could get done by a single crew in a workday, there's gotta be at least 50 available crews to do this. Assuming interruptions, etc.: it could all get done in under a month
@CatherineEFox
@LibbySchaaf
You're totally right. The development at North Berkeley needs to be _far more dense_ since it's so much closer to SF, downtown Berkeley, and even downtown Oakland than Coliseum Station is.
cc
@bryanculbertson
My neighbor told me about the "21-story apartment tower" they were planning on building next to our neighboring
@SFBART
station. She went on for a while and I was thinking about how great it sounded.
"We have to stop it!"
That is the precise moment at which I was radicalized.
@timeshighered
I'd written an article about something early-modern Spanish; the reviewer commented that I clearly had taken only a couple years of high school Spanish. It's my native language and at that point I'd spent 2 years in Spanish archives reading early-modern stuff.
This minute and thirty three seconds of pure gold has now compensated for those horrible two minutes and twenty seconds that were stolen from me the other day.
@tressiemcphd
I have the crown bundt pan and I love how it gives you crispy edges plus slice sizing guidelines. If I had to flee the house but could inexplicably take one awkwardly-shaped, single-purpose item that's not a necessity: this would be it
@AmyCurses
@jacobmpollock
@yokatykatikate
@tressiemcphd
Wait I would imagine that even if the family switched, they wouldn't involve non-family in the switch. And this is ... complete plates of food? Not, like: a calamari appetizer or something?
I'd be forever traumatized by something like that
@AHAhistorians
@Joe_Fru
This is the beginning of a reasonable path forward. Glad to see a major org acknowledge that requiring a $1500+ buy-in for candidates to just be able to get themselves physically to a conference keeps academia inaccessible to people without independent wealth.
@maxdubler
When I moved to the Bay Area in 1998, two things that random housemates said that I initially thought were trolling:
a) that BART stopped running at midnight,
b) that there was no space for more people, because it was already "built out" here
@itsbedtime_
@lenazun
omfg
I was assuming she was calling you the elitist for classifying it as a crime at all!
also how many tomatoes are we talking? a snack? enough for BLT's for a family picnic? all of them?
@kidcharles
@SJSpotlight
Right?! At least the implications of that are that—at worst—the kid's a little undernourished and over-sugared for a couple of hours _at most_
@aarieff
@deyoungmuseum
Absolutely disappointing that a cultural institution would be so arrière-garde. The
@deyoungmuseum
is literally under 1000 feet from Fulton Street. Parks are for people, not cars.
Apparently parking meters in Hayes Valley are $8/hour now and this is the first appropriately-priced parking meter I've ever heard of in SF
"How Shoupy," noted the spouse, about the pricing
cc
@DonaldShoup
and wait
@twitter
how is he not verified?
@Aide_Macias
@ProfessorIsIn
I read an article somewhere recently that kept talking about "full-time" professors and it was about halfway through that I realized that the writer had misunderstood the term "full" professor and that no one in an editing function had understood it either
@kf
I've caught myself wondering several times if one of the things that shakes out as a result of this is that more companies will evolve to be much more WFH/remote-friendly
@Freeyourmindkid
One way to solve this: prohibitively high taxes on non-primary residences, and a universal downpayment assistance program so everyone who wants to own their house/apartment can
“If the 15 of us had not gone on strike that would have not even been a possibility,” Bowers said. “They would have kept milking students for whatever they could get if we had not taken that stand.”
Huge News:
@LeafsCritic
same. I had the but-she's-dead-already thought cycle, and then thought: but what if this is something _terrible_ about her? (sigh of relief: it wasn't)
@SFBART
Stations should have all of the following:
a) plenty of housing
b) a place to get snacks/coffee
c) a library kiosk or book machine
d) a place to get your bicycle fixed
e) secure, safe bike parking
f) bus/connected transit stops
These will all make
@SFBART
future-proof
East Bay: if you're looking for a small studio to rent super-close to BART and everything Temescal offers, lmk. Upstairs from us. $1250 plus PG&E. Free laundry and we promise to not raise the rent for at least 2 years (haven't raised it in 5+).
@tressiemcphd
I was today old when I realized they are two different people. I thought Gosling was ... a nickname?
Like: that's Ryan, the little goose!
@Austen
This is for an engineering role? That's illegally low in California. Legal minimum for a salaried software engineer in CA is $94,603.25 (I love how the .25 is in there ...)
What's the term for the immediate feeling of panic experienced upon seeing a non-throwback photo of a non-socially-distanced large-scale social event?
A wedding, people. I saw photos of a wedding. That occurred today, 140th March, in the year of our lord 2020.
@rustywonder
@buttpraxis
@EmilyGorcenski
I wish we could get a month's worth. Our limiting factor is milk: two gallons gets us _maybe_ 12 days, and then after that we add another day or so with a can of evaporated. So we end up alternating a big run with a dairy run.
@erinscafe
this is my favorite konmari hateread:
(note: I've output it as pdf in case of paywall. It sparks joy in me, so I keep it in a computer folder)